Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-12
Red Sox.
TOWN SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
No Outsider to Speak at High School
 Graduation Exercises Next Year.

Two innovations were discussed at the regular meeting of the town school committee Wednesday evening. The first was the high school paper which 1t is proposed to start in the near fu- ture. Those who are fathering the pa- per at the institution desire to make the first of the nature of a souvenir, with cut and description of the now and magnificent building which houses the SchooI, and applied to the Scho ol committee for help in preparing he number A committee consisting of Robert Fenton, Mrs. K. J. SpauIdins and George $. Elliott was appointed tO ascertain just what was desired of the committee, and report at the next meeting. There is no reason why tie school should not get out good pa2er and the town school committee will help to the best of their ability in the preparation of this.
 Next year there will be no speaker from outside at the high school grad uation exercises if present plans are carried out. The entire entertainment Will be furnished by the graduatincr class, aided by the musical organiza- tion, etc. This plan was adopted by the board after its presentation by chairman Fenton of the high school committee,
 The calendar for the year at the nisn Scnool was adopted at the meet ing ana the matter of the trAnsporta- 1n 1Ion or the Fisher boy in windham Center left to the transportafion corn mIttee with power. Otherwise routine business and the payment of the bills Lufnlshed the business of the session,
 Brief Mention
 A. T. Bill is in New York for a brief stay.
 H. c. Murray is in New York on business.
 c. c. Helmold is in Boston on busi- ness.
 Mrs, L; zechiel has returned from New York.
 George o. Strong spent Wednesday in Monson.
 Mrs. E.. Collins is the guest of Hartford friends
 Mrs Everett Thompson of Hebron was in town Wednesday.
 Mrs. William whittemore spent Wednesday in Rockville.
 Henry c. Rees of Hartford spent Wednesday in this city.
 Miss C.. A. Wheeler of worcester was in thiscity Wednesday.
 Dr. J. A. Gaucher has returned from, visit with relatives in Norwich
 Mrs. L. Martin and family. of Cow entry, have recently moved to Hart ford.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J. Tracy and Miss Edith Tracy are spending a week in New York.
 Mrs. w. A. Weeks of Pleasant street has as her guest her mother Mrs. H L. Litchfeld.
 M. l.. L. Nichols, ST., has returned to New York after a visit of several days in this vicinity.
 Dr. and Mrs. Arthur AfcGuiness are entertaining their son, John McCIuin- ess of Mfddletown.
 Miss Mary Hickey, Mrs. E. T, Sa- vory and Miss Mary Rose Savory were Rockville visitors Wednesday,.
 Alfred Zimmerman. special represen- ttaive of the New York World, was ir town Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Miss Mary Mooney, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. !. Al, Shea, has returned to Pawtucket.
 Mrs. E. o. Perry, who has been at her country home in Mansfield during the past week, returned Wednesday to New York
 Mrs. Florence Holmes Fitch of New York Is entertaining her father, E. H Holmes, Mrs. George Stiles, and Miss Sarah Abbe of this city.
 Mrs. James Rowan and daughter Bernadette, who have been visiting relatives in this city for the past two weeks, have returned to their home in Putnam.
 In Hartford Wednesday were Her man Simmons, Miss Edna Jackson Mrs. c. O. Strong, pr. C.. E. Newton Mrs. Vera Mcdonald, J. A. Shea, Mrs Miehaeal Kelley. Miss Ann Kelley Miss Winifred Kelley. .. R.' Anderson Mrs c. c. Edgarton, Harry Standish 4 ~ GTaVN-