Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19
TAFTVILLE AFFAIRS
Large Number Present at Wequonnoc School Graduation-Graduatins Ex- ercises at oeeum Sehooi-PersonaIs and Notes,

graduation programme was credftably carried out, Thursday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock. as follows: March-Our Director, Jackson Music-Roses Everywhere, Denza
 School Chorus Recitation-The Blue and the Gray,
 Glasses of 1914 and 1915. Reading-Lady Clare. Tennyson
 Elsie Heap. Music-Voices of the Woods.
 Rubinstein
 School Chorus Declamation-Tom Brown at Rugby.
 Hughes
 Claude w. feathers. Reading-The Inchcape Rock, Warehouse. Dickens
 Ruth Pollard. Music-Annie Laurie, Scott
 Girls of 1914 and 1915. Declamation-Boyhoo of Andrew Jackson, Brooks
 U. Dewey Smith. Reading-The Inchape Rock,
 Southey
 Louisa F. Sigrist Music-Night in Seville. Stevens
 School Chorus Declamation-The Picket Guard,
 Beers
 Warren G. Sharples. Reading-The Mother Partridge,
 ton-Thompson
 Leola M Bergeron. Piano Solo-Rosenasche, Goldbeck
 John Jubert, '16. Declamation-The Relief of Lucknow.
 Lowell
 Archibald D. Torrance. Music-Ding Dong. Maynard
 School Chorus. Reading-Wee R Willie Wrinkle. Kipling
 Ruth M Grant Recitation-Peroratio to Great De- bate, Webster
 Glasses of 1914 and 1915, Music-A Summer Lullaby. Root School Chorus. Presentation of Diplomas-H. M. Le- rou. member school committee. Closins-Salute to the Flag. Sinsing-The Star Spangled Banner. The room in which the exercises were carried out was very attractive ly decorated with laurel and spring flowers and around the walls were a number of drawings made by the scholars the past year. On a table in the hallway were a number of excel lent specimens of the graduates hand writing. The graduates were present ed their diplomas by H. M. Lerou, a member of the school committee. The class numbers nine, as follows: Leola Madeleine BerEeron, Ruth May Grant, Elsie Heap. Claude Walter feathers, Ruth Pollard. Warren Grant Shs-ples. LSOulbd FIelud 5lkTlSI, UTDln Dewey Smith and Archibald Duzcan Tor | rance. The class colors were orange and black. T. Dwight Davis was ac- companist. Miss Mary E. Callahan is principal of the school On Wednesday the teachers and scholars of the school presented Miss Mabel s. Webb. who concludes her services as drawing assistant in the public schools this month, a hand some traveiing bag. Thursday fore noon Miss Christine Graham, Miss Graham. Miss Mccormick, Miss Plum kett and Miss Densarais took their classes on an outing in the woods, near the river bank Athletic games were enjoyed and a luncheon was served.
 At the occum School. Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock graduation exercises were carried out at the Occum school as follows: Prayer-School Song-Merry June, school | Recitation-Briar Rose. Josephine Burke.
 Recitation-Opportuni school. Song-Come Away to the Daisies school.
 | Cornet Solo-Angels' Serenade. John Alien.
 Recitation-John Burns of Gettys- burg. William Passmore. Song-Sweet DAngelus Is Ringing | school.
 | Recitation Independence Bell scApol
 ! school.
 | AddressLFred Topliff, who present. ed the diplomas to the graduates, Miss Josephine Burke and William Pass | more
 Miss Portia Branche was the accom-. panist.
 | The floral decorations were of laurel roses and the American has Psrsenais. | Dec Dion of Worcester is home fol the summer vacation.
 Luther D. Packer of North A stree, is enjoying a weeks vacation. | Leon Moiieur has resigned his DO. sition with the Ponemah mills. wilfrid Lesare, of Baltimore. Md is spending a few days here with relatives. M, J. Murphy of St. Thomas sem. | mary, Hartford, is home for the sum mer vacation,
 Miss May feathers, who taught seheei the past year in VoluntewH. ii heme for the summer holidays. Miss Freida Beuteher and Miss Der. tha Deutcher of Manchester, N. H. and Mrs. Nathan 6ben, of Nashua N Fl have heen e1aeste< of MT aar