Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
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Rafferty, George Stanton, Olive Ken l yon, Raymond Boynton.
 Eagle: Ralph Gates, Loud Smith, ] Harold RosebroolSs, Walter Riley. Win field Lyon, Peter Cacio, Charles Larn- Stag: William Barber. Charles Nichols. Albert Bowen, Samuel Dil1e- man, Forest Richards, Maxwell Con nelly, Thomas Albro, Lyonel FaullSher. Judge of field events Scout Commis- sioner G. s. Ripley Hartford. Time keeper H. F. Bicllel.
 Mill League Team shutout. At three thirty sharp the ball game i between the French Hooters and the and proved a most interesting contest, the former winning a shut-out victory. scoring five runs. Both kiliourey and 1 Hamil pitched good ball, but errors be- most of the runs- Hanil allowed but hind the former were responsible for two hits, single and a double, bith coming in the third inning, but two strike outs saved the game scoreless. Ten strike outs were credited to Ham it. and eight to Ktllourey
 A running catch by Normandie and stops of hot liners by J. Hamn and Noel featured the game.
 Beedeites Held Class Reunion.
 The programme for the Beedeites on Friday afternoon took the form of various class reunions at the homes of individuals from 3 to 5 o'clock.
 In the several homes where the guests were entertained the rooms wer profusely decorated with flowers and the entertainment took the form of an informal reception. During the afternoon guests were arriving con- stantly and the good old times recalled and talked over by the members of the several classes. At all of the receptions dainty refreshments were served the guests of the afternoon.
 Reception in Evening.
 In the evening a reception for the Beedeites was held in Washburn nall. where an elaborate banquet was served at 8 o'clock During the even dancing, which was enjoyed until late hour. Among the guests of honor were Frank H. Beede of New Haven; Gilbert Lamb Of New York city; States Attorney HadIai Hull of New London; Superintendent of School Thomas s. Weaver and wife of Hart ford and former Principay B. J. Bug bee.
 The committee in charge of the ar engagements included w. A. Arnold, chairman, Mrs. w. A. Buck, G. s. El- liott, Mrs. D. G. Baker, A. D. Boss.
 Senior Class Reception.
 The senior class of the Windham High school held a reception and dance in the State Armory on Pleas ant street. Friday evening at g o'clock. Members of the class received and F[~key's orchestra rendered a dance program of sixteen numbers. The armoTy was beautifully decorated with pink and white bunting and masses of laurel. against which the light dresses NF Ipv, offo Fix-n patronesses were Mrs. E. A. Case, Mrs. $. B. Harvey, Mrs G. H. Wyman, and Mrs. J r. Carr. In charge of the ar engagements was the following commit tee: John Carr, chairman; Cecelia Wyman, Alan Guild, Eugene Aver.
 Former Pupils Held Reunion.
 A general reunion of all former pu- pills of Windham Natchaug and First District schools was held in the High school auditorium at 4 p. m-, Friday afteI%oon. This social even was large ly attended by many of the former pupils who still reside in the city and out of town pupils. In the evening there was a supper at the Church House, at p. m. for members of the Old Natchaug and First District class es, 1872-18S6. including Fuller, Corbin, We1ch. There were number of in- formal speeches during the intervals immediately following the supper. Hell mOld's orchestra played for dancing.
 The following committee had the af- fair in charge: 1872-1S8-W. P. Jor- dan, Mrs. W. A. Buck. G. S. Elliott, Mrs. D. c. Baker, A. D. Boss. c. ". Fuller.
 Other Reunions.
 Other reunions held during the eve ming included the reception and dance given for the classes from 1911-1914, in the High school auditorium, at "a n fnr which the CnT0Tl1iftAR 1911-1914-Russel Chapel, Agnes Egg bert, Mary R. Blanchette. Donald French, Elcia Casey; and the reunion