Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22
UNCASVILLE
Graduating Exercises of Tenth Dis triet and Palmer Memorial Schools o. U. A. M, Celebrates 18th Anni' Versary,

The graduating exercises of the 10th district (UncasYille) school were held Friday afternoon in the chapel of the Methodist church, it being decided that this place would be more satisfactory than for undergraduates to go to the Palmer Memorial hall, as was at first planned. The following programme was well given: Marcn; invocation, Rev. J B. AldTich; music, June Song, school chorus: The Hague Peace Con- ference Clifford Shields; recitation, 10, The Charmer. Helen Shea; Love by Moonlight, Mae Sullivan; John Green leaf Whittier, Mildred Rush character sketches from Snow Bound. The Fath- CT, Joseph Sandberg; The Mother, Ar lene Collins; The Uncle, Clifford Shields; the aunt the elder sister. the younger sister Mildred Rush. the schoolmaster, John Harrigan; piano solo, The Flower Scns. Leona Devine; reading. The Ride of Jennie McNeal. Arlene Collins; class paper with vale- dictory. Joseph Sendberg; piano solo Silver Elves Caprice, Margaret Me- Dermott; presentation of diplomas c, w. Comstoek; song, Joy of the June school chorus.
 The five graduates were Arlene Col JObGpn 0lthuISu INASA Joseph Sandberg. Clifford Shields.
 Personal Interests. Miss Anna Shaffer. after 8 weeks stay with relatives. returned Saturday to her home in Baltic.
 Miss Margaret McDermOtt, Miss Ruth Long, Miss Hazel Beebe, Miss 1 Mae Sullivan. Miss Helen Driscoll oi this place were in Norwich Friday eY- | ening playing at the piano recital giv- en by the pupils of Mrs. EIizabett GearY Danahy.
 O. U. A. M. Anniversary. American council, o. U. A NJ, ob- l served it's 18th anniversary Thursday evening. The families and friends o the members of the lodge were invite and the following programme was giy- en for their entertainment: Opening | ode; address of welcome; Mardi sound of Walden's band; contraltt solo, Miss Grace Lee; Waltz from Th' l Spring Maid; piano selections; due l by Fred Costi and Fred B. Tooler 1 solo, John Lynch; quartette, Sweet ana 1 Low; banjo and guitar duet, Georg, | Pratt and Miss Elsie Pratt; Walden'i Jolly Singers. Walden's band; closint ode A delegation of members iron 1 Ledyard council of New London wa present. After the programme refresh ments were served.
 Local Notes. Il The Good Cheer Sunshine societ. 1 was entertained Sunday afternoon a the hofe of Mrs. Fred Bitters. Harold Brown, son of Mir. and Mrs 1 Maurice Brown, began duties at tn Hotel Griswold. Eastern Point, on Fri day. He will be in the drug store a the hotel.
 At Palmer Memorial.
 The graduating exercises of Pa1me Memorial school were as follows Song, school chorus; A History of tn Panama Canal, Mamie Simon. Wes Side district: Lewis and Clark Expe
 ditiou, Hilda Driscoli, Palmer Memo rial school; mandolin solo. Daisle
 Won't TaH, Agnes Atwood, Paime Memorial: The Progress of virginii
 Hazel Powers, Chesterfield diStFic4
 Daniel Webster, Charles Chapel, Pal
 mer Memorial: piano solo, Ang,
 Voices Ever Near. Maude Bennett,
 N, s.; Some Chinese Characteristic Sarah Freed, Chapel Hih; The Aims ( Education, Etta Kapian. Chesterfield
 Song. school chorus; address, TIT Home and ths School. H. A, TiTTei principal N. F. A., announcement {
 Comstoek prizes; presentation Of d
 pionaAs; song, school chorus,
 The graduates are Agnes AIwoe Matrds Bennett, Andrew Rasenluh Charles Chapel, Hiida DFisesli, HaRi St, GsPnaait, Sarah Freed, David Bat Z setf, Etta KaBiaA, Emma Resefsk
 Edna Walden, Hazel Powers, Mesi
 Savfn, Mamie Simon,
 ' Various Interests. Howard Vibber of Worcester was - visitor at the home of his father tn 1 week.
 Miss Barbara Cornet, teacher in WI
 terford, will attend the summer seho :, in DaHhuTy,
 Miss Alzada ComStock, after spent z ing the winter and spring in Chicag | has returned to, the home of her pa
 nets. MT. and Mrs. L. COmstock, Hill Top.
 Ralph Sbaffer has returned after ! week spent in New York state II Mrs James B. Armstrong is | '' guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ohari :. Chapel. at the Chapel homestead. II There was a large attendance at t services in St. Johns Roman Catho
 church during the weeks mission gi - en by Rev John Vincent of the Pa = sionist Fathers.
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