Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
New london County
LEDYARD
Four Pupils Graduated at Exeroises Held Wednesday-lnterest Pro- oramme-Woman Preacher at Con- areo ational Church.

rba graduating exercises of the edward schools were held in the Com eregational church Wednesday adteI rcon. The exercises commenced ae o'clock and were conducted by super visor F. w. Barber of Putnam. Ine pla form was decorated with ferns ana wild flowers. The following pfos eramme was carried out: Address oA welcome, Miss Alma Carpenter; Ins , Lords Prayer. by a little girl, Cen.er school Miss Agnes l.. Brennan, teach- CT: song by the school. Long Cose Sss, second readers school recitation; nI.a grade, original paper, third grace [san , cd song by the school Long Coqe school, Miss Nora Massey, Ieausr rn Original paper, upper grade; memory rems. first grade reader. Drawpridse schooI. Mrs. Ursula Avery. teacher; school poem, second reader; originoA psper, upper grade, two sixtn reaueIs' Church Hill school Miss Marian HaI. L Icy. teacher. Upper class stories. @ ses ond grade readers. two nrst EAo readers. District seven. Mrs. Mane' Geunisou. teacher. Geography driil, three first readers. school poem, two seventh grade original papers, history crill, second reader. Gales fsrry school. Miss Grace Chapman. teacher. Geography drill, first grade reader, sonS. special part. District eight, Miss Grace Finnegan, teacher. SeCohu reader, special parts. song. Ols1fioe tf four. Miss Mollie E. Ball, teacher. lis tory drill. second reader, two or1g1nal uapers. upper grade, songs, reading Lambtown. Mrs. Minnie C. Holorlose; teacher. Solo, history drill, seeoni reader, four first readers. four or1glnal uapera. District nine, Miss Dero6hy Lester, teacher. Second reaoer' nae eong. address by Charles D. Ge,r,
 "A certificate of excellence for schol- arstip. conduct and effort was gwen by Supervisor Barber to several pu, pills. He also presented books ana fountain pens as pr1zes 10 lnose mi9 9 had received the most dlamonos ana
 The four graduates who received di- plomas from Supervisor Barber were Lucille watrous, Alma Carpenter, George A. Montgomery, Jr., and water Mather.
 Seated near the platform were Charles D Geer Frederick w. Burton. Samuel E, Holdridge, Billings T. Avery and George A. Montgomery, members of the town school committee.
 Refreshments were served on the lawn and a social hour followed. There were over POO in attendance. Every school did excellent work. which speaks well for the teachers ana su- pervisor.
 Visitor from Rhode Island.
 Miss Maud w. Holdridge of River FO1nt was a WS0h cI1o cA1o ooAN~Al, guest of her uncle and aunt. MT. and Mrs. Samuel Holdridge.
 Woman in the Pulpit
 Mrs. Small of New Hampshire preached in the Congregational church Sunday morning. She took for hel text Heaven, and was closely listened to by a good sized audience.
 Julian I4aferre of the Southern New England Telephone company of Nor wich was Sunday guest or $ Archie Holdridge.
 Arthur Avery visited his aunt. Mira Wilcox, in Groton Sunday.
 Supervisor to Preach.
 F. w Barber of Putnam, who ts su- pervtsor of schools in Ledyard, will oc. cupy the >ulrit of the Congregations church Sunday morning.
 Dr. aud Mrs. Nathan Gray Of Nor wich visited the formers parents. MT and Mrs. Enos Gray. f'unday after noon.
 Mrs. Sarah H. Main has returned home after spending several days with her daughter. Mrs. Julia Cromwell. O. Mystic.
 Mrs. Edward Avery. who has beer very ill, is little better.