Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-23

Prudence Johnston, Anna Elizabeth
John Francis O'Brien, Raymond Fen
ton Odds. Francis Waldan Perkins.
Ethel Currance Sherwood Ruth
Smith. Alfred Porter Staebner, Har-
old Tryon Stanley, Russell Henry
Webster, Almeda Eva Wright.
Class Motto-'EOnward'
Class Colors-Whitee and Green.
Exhibit of Work Splendid.
There is a splendid exhibition of
at Natchaug. The exhibit includes
the best papers in every line of work
taken up in the schools, writing. spell
ing, grammar, arithmetic geography,
drawing, etc. In the kindergartens is
a most interesting display of work in
crayons, cut work, and raffea work.
Beside the selected papers hung on
the walls in each grade, complete sets
of each pupils work is placed on his
desk. Clever drawings by Miss Cough,
the sewing teacher are on the several
blackboards and the free hand draw
ing, map drawing and work done in
water colors by the higher grades is
especially worthy of note
The exhibition of sewing wins fav-
orable comment. Aprons, kimonas,
combing Jackets, underwear, towels.
crocheting, bIouses. and samples of
finished manner. At Natchaug there
were several pillows designed and
stenciled by girls in the eighth grade,
while at the Model school four of the
girls have completed entire dresses.
The manual training department of
the Model school, which is under the
direction of Mr.. S. B. Doolittle, be-
side the regular display of models
used in the training Of most of the
schools, has on exhibition a motor
boat, which was built by one of the
boys; this boat is 16 feet long and
five feet wide, has a fiat bottom and is
ready for the engine to be installed.
One other motor boat was built but
is not SO complete. These exhibitions
are open to the public during the week
and are well worth the inspection of
visitors.
Orders to Company L.
The following orders have been is
sued by Capt. Tiesing of Co. L, for the
participation by the company in
Thursdays parade:
Co. L, c. N. G., Orders No 49, June
90. 1915.
ders No. II R. H c. S. and a COM
pany vote, the members of this COM
pany are hereby ordered to assemble
at the Armory Thursday, June "a. 1915.
for the purpose of participating in the
military and civil parade
Inc O4Il u dTeSS Is DIS 1OIlOWSs
armed and equipped with full dress
uniform, with white military collar
white gloves and black polished shoes.
s. Pursuant to a company vote any
member absenting himself from this
duty will incur a fine of 50.
4. First call 1 p. m; assembly lis.
Band Concerts.
Two concerts will be given by the
Willimantic American band this week.
The first took place Tuesday evening
at eight o'clock on Lincoln Square.
when the following excellent program
was rendered:
March, u. S. National" Panelle;
Overture, Home Circle" Schlepegrell:
Intermezzo, After Sunset" Arthur
Pryor; Popular Medley, "Stearns All
Star: Trombone Solo, Last Night,
H. Kjerulf Archie Gaudreau: Waltz.
I'll Trovatore," Verdi; Medley Amer
lean War Songs. Memories of 81:
Intermezzo, The Broken Hearted
Sparrow Theo. Bendrix; Spanish
Serenade. Anita" Thos. A. Allen:
Dream Picture of the South, Uncle
Toms Cabin" ]. Bodewalt Lampe:
Overture, La Diademe," A Herman;
March, "Old Friends" Crosby.
The other will be given on the lawn
in front Of the town building Thurs
day evening, at the same hour.