Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-17
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Honors for Local studsnts at cradu- ation--k. of C. Social -Earl Lathrop Inlured Social Events.


 ation--k. of C. Social Earl Lathrop
 Injured Social Events.
 Charles T. Chapel. son oe Nr. and Mrs Frank Chapel Of Pa1fnertown wasS one of the fifty four graduates of the Vocational school, and was among those whom were awarded credit di- ploma for an average of over eighty per cent He also received the prize, a five dollar gold piece. donated by the Junior class for excellence In history MT. Chapel is a graduate of Palmer Memorial school.
 MT. and AIrR Leoiin A Comstock have returned to their home at Hill Top, after few days spent in Wor- cester, Mass, attending the com mencement e1ercsses at the Poly techntc institute, from which their son. John P. Cornstock was graduated. MT. and Mrs. Comstock were accompanied by their son.
 Miss Bartlett WIns Scholarship.
 Miss Winnie Bartlett has returned to the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Bartlett She was graduated from the art school in Providence last week. Miss Bartlett won a scholarship it being the second school life. The first she won from the Norwich Academy and two from iIids art school, Miss Bartlett Is teach ing art in the public schools in Provi- dence.
 The social and dance given by Pe- quot council Knights of Columbus, under the management of Cornelius Fitzgerald, John Cuddy and CoEnelius Driscoll Friday night. was well at tended and the proceeds were about thirty dollars. Htckey's orchestra. furnished music for dancing which was much enjoyed. James Harrigan of Norwich was awarded the $2.50 gold piece. The umbrella went to S. F1oTman of Palmertown and a quilt was awarded Joseph Rivers Of FitcG1- vile.
 Miss Hooper Addresses Club.
 The Thursday afternoon club were addressed by Miss Alice Hooper of Montville and Norwich. Miss Hooper gave interesting "reminiscences of her work in connection with the Mt. Car mel home for children. Songs b& Miss Fannie Smith and Miss May Smith were pleasing feature of the program. A committee composed of Mrs. Wallace Potter, Mrs Roscoe Dart and Mrs. Charles Ramage. served re- treatments.
 Wheel Crushes Foot.
 
 renee hospital, Sunday morning for treatment. Mir Lathrop who is a teamster was delivering a load of sand Saturday morning. He was walking along beside his load driving up a hill, when he slipped on the wet grass his foot going in such direction the wheel of the cart passed over it, crush ing it badly.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine Society was entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thomas Watt. A l business meeting will be held to ar range for the annual bazaar.
 chiIdren's Day. The Children's day concert was given at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon. The following program was given: Pupils of Sunday schoo marched into the schoolroom singing responsive reading, led by Charles c | Tfbbetts; prayer, pastor; song, school; 1 exercises, primary class; One by One Alice Potter. Elise Dart, Gladys Tib- betts, Mildred Benson and lEleanoI Tfbbetts; welcome to the Cradle Roll Sarah Benson. Sarah Botham, Marie Ungerer, Elizabeth Howard; recita- 1 tion, Still Climbing, Edi6h Austin; | song, Mrs. Phillips and Miss Smiths classes; Welcome to the Flowers, Mar. garet Ungerer; The Beginners, Ear Benson, Robert Clark, Herman Un. l gerer; recitation, In His Steps, Harvey Newton, Carl Benson, Charles Ram l age, Lester Dart; song, school; ad, dress and presentation of Bibles to thu honor class by Rev c. c. Tfbbetts The members of the class are Anabel 1 Newton. Arzolia Newton, Alice Ram. age Mildred Austin, Rema UngereT Margaret Ungerer, Carl Benson, liar vey Newton, Charles Ramage and Les ter Dart. Each member was given Il white rose besides the Bible; song school; recitation, Ladder of Life l Alice Ramage; recitation, Steps, Ar zelia Newton, Mildred Austin, Anna bell Newton, Rema Ungerer; song Farewell Fair Children's Day. Mis May Smith and Miss Fannie Smith dcxology; benediction.
 l Clarence McArd1e spent the week end with friends in New Britain.
 Mrs. Medos Lusignan of Pequot 1 entertaining her sister. Mrs Merto Mullen of Norwich
 Rain Interrupts Game, A baseball game Sunday afternoo between tlle married men and singl men of the town was played ito tn fifth inning when rain prevente further playing. The score was t 8 for the married men, Batteries fo son, for the married men, Everetts an
 FIaherty.
 Mir. and Mrs. Johnson Entertain.
 Saturday evening Mir. and MT Richard Johnson entertained at thei home those who took part in The Dis ! trict Skule. There were musical SC lections by several of the guests Cal
 and ice cream were served by Mir Johnson. Those present include 2 Charles F. Bartlett. the school maste
 and Mrs. Bartlett, MT. and Mrp. Hel
 bert G. Dart, MT. and Mre Wallas
 Potter. MT. and Mrs F'raiser, of Nol
 wich. Mrs. John Botham, Mrs. Louit
 Robinson, Mrs. Belle Curtis, Mi Ruth Long, Miss Fannie Smith. How Q ard Adams of Norwich, Robert Dodd
 Earl Holmes, Melvin Robinson. Elm
 Beclzwfth.
 , Interesting exercises were held Stu
 day evening at the Baptist church f | ChildPen's day observance. There W: . a good attendance and the parts we
 executed by those taking part. s Quaker Hill Defeated. The baseball team from QuaaS
 Hill school played the Uncasvil school Saturday afternoon, the 500 n being il to s in favor Of the loc
 boys.
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