Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-23
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In the Evening.
In the evening interest was divided
between the graduation exercises at
three schools, while before and after
the exercises, and all during the even
ing, the brilliantly Illuminated Main
street was thronged with sightseers,
and from Lincoln square to Windham
held the throng passed and repassed,
while the Krause Greater Shows. 10
Gated on the latter site, did a thriving
business.
Rev. DR.. Stanley Addresses Class.
The exercises of st. Joseph's school
took place in st. Josephs church at
7.30 and were largely attended. The
address of the evening was delivered
by Rev. w. j. Stanley, Ii. D., rector
of St. Peters church, Danbury, in his
usual splendid manner.
The complete programme follows:
Organ, March Triumphal, DR.. W. p. S.
Heating; hymn, Let the Heavens Re
sound, graduates. under the direction
of c. H. CasWell; act of conservation
to the Sacred Heart, Eleanor Bernice
Morlarty, '15; act OF conservation to
our B. Lady, Marion Claire Calnen,
10; comforting Of diplomas and medals,
Rev. 7. F. Bannon; gold medal for
excellence in studies, awarded to Mabel
Elizabeth Jenkins, 10; silver medal for
excellence in studies, awarded to Alice
Josephine Hickey, rs; silver medal for
excellence in studies, awarded to Paul
Brendan Welch, rs; gold medal for
excellence in Christine doctrine.
awarded to Alice Imelda Healy. Is;
silver medal for excellence in Christian
doctrine, awarded to Claire Muriel Ge-
ferred on Catherine McCabe: Veni
Creator, choir; address to graduates,
Rev. w. J. Stanley LII. D., permanent
rector of st. Peters church, Danbury;
solemn benediction of the blessed sac
rament; hymn, Holy God, We Praise
Thy Name, choir; organ, March Finale,
DR.. W. p. S. Heating.
The graduates were Veronica Mary
Ahern, Marion Claire Calnen, Helen
Cecilia Connor. Doris Maud Curran,
Sadie Catherine Doyle, Claire Muriel
GellnaS, Mary Catherine Grady Alice
Imelda Healy, Alice Josephine Hickey,
Mabel Elizabeth Jenkins, Mildred May
Matthew, Eleanor Bernice Moriarty,
Alice Gertrude Smith, Eugene Ray
mOnd Sullivan, Margaret Mary Rose
I!ghe' Paul Brendan WEIGH, Edith Eva
Wingerstman.
American penman diplomas, the
highest honor awarded by the Palmer
Method company, conferred upon Sadie
Catherine Doyle, rs, Mildred May
Matthew, Is.
Palmer diplomas conferred upon
Helen Cecilia Conner, Is, Donald Con-
nelly, Lena Hanson, Winifred Hevrin,
Dorothy Hevrin, Mildred Kelly, Ste
phen Kurikosky, Esther Martin, Rose
Murphy, Helen Ottenheimer, Paul
Brendan WeIch, 10, Mary Agnes
WEIGH, Edith Eva. Wingertsman, 10.
Improvement certificates awarded to
Veronica Mary Ahern, rs, Kathleen
Colgan, Alice Donohue, Katherine Nc
Cabe. Mildred Meyehardt, Irene Van
derman.
Natchaug School.
The graduating exercises of Match
aug school were held in the high school
auditorium at 8 o'clock and included
as part of the programme the turning
over of the keys of the splendid new
Natchaug to the town officials. The
programme was excellently rendered
the Visit to the Old School, proving
a most interesting and agreeable fea-
tUre.
The programme follows:
The Greater Heroism-Our National
Aims and Ireals, President Wilson;
Memorial Day, 191, Frank Roe Batch
elder in New York Times, Fannie
Gluskin; AIusic-An Together, George
F. Root: The Battle of Nations, G.
Herbert Palm, Sadie Bycel: Music
The Hussars; The Bravest Battle,
joaquin Miller Ada Simmons; True
Heroism, Carl Herring. Hayward Mil
lerd% The Best Kind of Army, Boston
Globe, Laura Linderbeck: Boy