Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-25

as nucleus and then endeavor to have those residing elsewhere to be- come members of the organization.
 Miss Woodland Appreciated.
 Miss Harriet Woodland, for several years instructor in music in the Ston- ognition of her good service the teach CTS and pupils have presented her a purse of gold. Miss Woodland IS to go to Leominster. Mass. Dr. w. H. Perry formerly superintendent of schools in Stonington, is superintend- ent of the Leominster schools.
 Championship Still Strong.
 The champion Westerly High school baseball team, will be in good form to return the title next season, as only two of the members, Captain Leon OConnell and Hubert Kilars have re- tired. Charles Miller has been elected captain, to succeed O'Connell, who has versfty. of Maine. Edwin Higgins has been elected manager to succeed John W Haley. who is to be student of Brown university.
 Normal School Graduates.
 Miss Thelma Hinckley. daughter of Judge Elias B. Hinckley. and Miss Alma Killars, daughter of John Kill uated with honors from the Bridge water (Mass.) Normal school. The seventy fifth anniversary commence ment exercises were held this week The BridSewater, is one of the very oldest state normal schools in the United States, and said to be the equal of any Both young ladies have been asked to teach in the Stonington schools.
 Consular Agent Appointed.
 Elias B. HinckIey. judge of probate of the town of Stonington, has ap- pointed Michele Riccio, royal consular agent of Italy. stationed in New Ha- Domenico Tibello. MT. Tibello, was an employe of The Vito construction company and was struck in the head by flying rock from blast, and instantly killed. He had some money in his possession and more will pos sibly be collected under the compensa- ton liability act The deceased has a widow and children in Italy. The fatality occurred on the ninth day of the present month and burial was at Stonington.
 Town Clerk Officiated.
 Elias B. Hinckley, as clerk of the town of Stonington, united in mar riage at his office in the borough, on Tuesday, Edward B. Lynch. age 24. of Boston, and Marie Antoinette Norton, of Pawcatuck, age 21. MT. Lynch is salesman for a Meriden firm.
 Grammar School Grads.
 There was a large gathering of in terested friends in the assembly hall. of the Broadway school, Thursday morning, in attendance at the gradu- ating exercises, which were as fol- lows:
 Contes D Hoffman, Of1enbach, school orchestra: Dance. eighth grade; poem. Lengend of Bregenz. Catherine Hickson; song, Questions, eighth grade: My Trip to the Exposition, Julia McGrath; piano solo, Prelude by Rachmaninoff, Marjorie Gledhill; How Made a Shoe Box, Ernest Panciera; song, A Capital Ship, Harry Bliven. chorus. eighth grade; Man Without Country, Violet Adamson and John Koennan; song, Little Brown Church, eighth grade; class prophecy. Eleanor Davis: The First Smile, Lagye, school orchestra; presentation of diplomas, Hon. Silas B. Wheeler; Victory by Grinnell, school orchestra.
 The graduates are: John w. Koenen, William Kalms, George McGowan, Anna R. Wilcox. Robert D. Stevenson, Ethel R. McKone, Harry M. Bliven, Julia E. McGrath, David G. Scott Harold B. Wylie, Mary E. F'eeney, Grace T. Wilson. Violet M. Adamson, CatheriAe E. c. Hickson, Ernest Pan ciera. Eleanor G. Davis, Lydia L. Hor- ton Francis '. Holly, Esther c. Den ison. Mollie R. Palmer, Marjorie GIedhill Marion E. Cooper, Cora A. M. Morin, Frances B. TreVena.