Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-25
Exercises at St. Mary's SehooI-Larse Class at Grammar SchooI-Local Notes.

The graduating exercises of St. Mary's school took place on Thurs day evening in St. Mary's church.
 At 7.25 the class attended by little ones acting as diploma bearers enter ed the church, while Miss Lena Bou- dreau, the organist played the grand march.
 At 7.8O solemn vespers was cele- brated.
 Rev. J. H. Fitzmaurice, Rev. w. H. Kennedy, of St. Mary's and Rev. P. Heating of New London, Rev. J. F. x. Quinn of Montville, Rev. Myles Gal win of St. Patricks.
 After the magnifcant the class sang the Evening Hymn to the Sacred Heard, after which they approached the altar and received their diplomas, from the pastor, Rev. J. H. Fitz- maurice.
 The class of 1915 follows: Mary Madeline Brennan, Andrew Thomas Elizabeth DriscoII, Jerome James DriscolI, Michael Robert Downing, Montcaln, Joseph Either, Laura Clotilde Foley, Harold David Hum phrey, George Thomas Jackson, Mi chael Joseph Kirby, Thomas. James pima Elizabeth Phylynski, Anna Jo- sephine T.lant, Margaret Elizabeth Purden, Thomas Joseph Platt, Michael Edward Riordan, Jane Frances SulH- van, Michael Joseph Shea, Mary Mad cline S%livan, Margaret Agnes Swan ton. Mary Grace Slattery.
 The Act of Conservation was then recited by the Fifth class followed by hymn, Queen of Heaven.
 The class motto is Knowledge and Virtue United. The address was given by Rev. Paul Keating of New London, who gave an impressive and interest ing one. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament was then given. The
 The singing of the choir added much to the order of exercises.
 The following acter as diploma bearers:
 Veronica Roberts, Alice Cyr, Flora Woodmansee, Teresa Portelance, Mi riam Sullivan, Helen Plante, Teresa Connolly, Catherine Brennan, Helen Williamson, Mary Roberts, Sabina Waracumsl1y, Helen Delaney, James Barry John Barry, Raymond Porte lance, Edmond Portelance, Edward Nevins, Thomas Duff, Roderick Jarvis, Thomas Houlihan, Andrew McHugh, Leslie Carroll. William Walsh, Thomas McHugh.
 Received Palmer Diplomas.
 The following pupils of Grade VII have completed their course in Pal mer Method of Writing and received diplomas for same. They form the entire class of this grade:
 Mary E. Bundy, Agnes c. Casey. Anna A. Caffery, Catherine R. Daley, Catherine M. Houlihan, Edith R. Ju- neau, Dora M. Lafreniere. Adelaide M Murphy, Hannah A. Mccarthy, Anna c. Nevins, Mary M. Ogden, Sarah M. Risley, Anna NJ. Wall, Andrew w. Barry, Eugene J. Carroll, Richard J. Driscoll, Charles c. Dennis, John M. Higgins, Joseph W. McNeeIey, Ar Reed, John V. Shea, Andrew P. Sul- livan, William F. Tomlinson, James T. Ward.
 The honors of valedictorian were awarded to Miss Alice DriscoH and Thomas James Mccormack, salutorian Grace Slattery. Perfect attendance throughout the entire year is given Miss Margaret Elizabeth Purdon.
 Class Planted Ivy.
 On Wednesday the class of 1915 planted ivy in front of the school building. The class prophecies were read by Miss Alice DriscoII and Har- old Humphries. Several odes were sang, including, Ode of Ivy Green, Come Again With Song to Greet You, anu Comrades Farewell. The plant Ing was done by the two valedicto- rians of the class. gShe 9th, 9th and 7th grades were in attendance.
 GreeneVihe Grammar School.
 With large number or parents and friends in attendance the graduation exercises of the class of 1915 of the GreeneVille Grammar school were held Thursday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock In the school hall which was attractive ly decorated for the occasion with ferns, branches of leaves, roses. and other cut flowers.
 The graduating class consisted of the following:
 Carl Edward Berkoff, winifred Gertrude Baker, George Alexander Grove, Matilda Estelle Clarke, Anne Irwin Mel Finlayson, James Fowler Fraser, John Hoar, Lillian