Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10

Exercises of the Schools.
 The Grange held it's regular meeting Wednesday evening. A class was in- grees.
 The local ball team played the South W1nlalam nine in that place last Sat- urdayS afternoon. and was defeated, IS to 123
 Probably some one has missed the crank for starting his automobile, as one was picked up in the road recently and left at H. ". Porter,s store
 The selectmen held their monthly business meeting at their room in the town building last Saturday afternoon.
 New House on Old Site.
 Laurens Holbrook has begun the erection of new house in Pine street on the site formerly occupied by the Justin Hoibrook house, which was destroyed by fire many years ago.
 There is to be a klloir rehearsal this 0Saturday) evening.
 Tomorrow (Sunday) will be observed as Childrenss day.
 Graduating Exercises of Schools.
 Graduating exercises of the various public schools in town were held at the church Friday evening of last week under the direction of Supervisor Garrison. All the schools were we'll represented and the exercises were lar gely attended, some coming from other towns. There were eleven in the graduating class, as follows: Eleanor F. Collins, Rachel E. Hutchins Earl Slater, Sarah F.. Turner, Laura Greene, M Irene Ma t1ieu, Una Brousseau, Parnelia Brousseau, William Fries, J A. Florimond Mathieu, Pauline SaItin or the list of graduates one was from the Hop River school. one from West Street, two from Chestnut Hill. three from Old Hop River and four from Pine Street. The class motto was
 OnWardp; class colors, Blue and Gold. Specimens of work by the pu- pils in the various schools were on exnipitIon at the Town building near lDy At the close of the exercises Su- pervisor Garrison was presented a fountain pen. The follawing program was carried out:
 March, Foster band; prayer, Rev T, Newton Owen; America the Beautiful chorus; Schools in Colonial Days, Sa- rah R. Turner; arithmetic drills, Old Hop River; expression drills, Chestnut Hill; To the Boys of America, War ren's Address, Minute Man of the Rev. oiuticn; First Grade Reading and Arithmetic Drills North District. Value of Good Books, M Irene Math- leu; Happy Days. Old Hop River Vi- sion of Sir Launfal, Rachel E. Hutch fns; History and Language Drills Pine Street; Our Commercial Relations with South America, Earl Slater; Selection. band; The Angels of Buena Vista, Una Brousseau; Chart of Dates, West Street; Chart of Rivers, Homonyms and Nathan Hale Hop River; Our Flag. Pamielia Brousseau Santa Lu- cia, chorus: Birds and Their Uses, Laura Greene Gettysburg Speech, William Fries; You Need Sand. J. A. Florimond Mathieu; The Liel9t on Deadman's Bar, Pauline Saltin; Dr. 1 Wheelock,s School and Closing Ad- dress, Eleanor F. Collins: Spring Song. chorus; Presentation of Class, L. n. Carlson; Awarding Certificates, MT. Clayton F. Hunt; America, band White headed Bird Comes Aaain. A year ago a freak bird came and 1 made it's abode near the home of Mir. and Mrs. Fred A. Abel on Columbia Green. It was apparently a common brown sparrow with a snow white head. The bird was seen frequently during that season until it left for it's winter quarters, wherever they were. I Recently Mir. and Mrs. AbeH were somewhat surprised when their white headed guest appeared this season evidently we'll pleased with his last fyear's exeprience.
 Able to Leave Hospital.
 $. B. West, who has been at St. Jo- seGh's hospital Willimantic, for treat ment since March, returned to his former boarding place at F. A. Hunts on Columbia Green, last week, much l improved in health.
 The following were among Hartford 1 visitors this week: MT and Mrs. !. A I Btley, Mrs. H. w. Porter Mrs. Glare 1 Robinson, J. P. Little