Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-26
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clS0S IN the SCHOOLS, STATE supervising
Agent Frank w. Barber of Putnam
writes:
Eastfcrd.
Tuesday, June Is, fully $50 gathered
in the Methodist church at EaStford
Center to enjoy a varied programme
prepared by the schools for closing
day.
The exercises were in the form of a
pageant representing historical and
geographical scenes and events
After the exercises, ice cream and
cake were served.
There was a splendid exhibit of
school and hand work.
At this time first certificates, 10
second certificates, Ia third certificates
and 8 diplomas of graduation were
| awarded.
Those receiving the third certificates
were Newton Carpenter, Junis Harri-
| son, Sara Harrison, Sybi1 Converse,
Martha ChiIkott, Susan Ot2ilkott, Julia
| Nieminen, Senja Nieminen, Willie
Nieminen, Lena Karjala, Carl Sa1o,
William Salo, Dorothy Bowen, Lille
| Karjala.
Those receiving diplomas of gradua-
| ton were Sara Harrison, Ina Buell.
| Newton Carpenter, Lena KarjaIa,
| Floyd Scarborough, William Curtis,
| Julia Dechand. Walter Frost, Walter
Dew.
Hampton Graduation.
Wednesday, June IA, the first public
graduation of Hampton schools was
held in Grange hall on Hampton Hill.
The day was threatening but the
| hall was crowded, fully ESQ being pres
ent, and for fully two hours all were
delightfully."- entertained by the pupils
of the several schools. After the ex-
ercises, ice cream and cake were served
| to all.
At this time first certificates, %
| second certificates, third certificates
4 and diplomas were awarded.
/ Those receiving the third certificates
/ were Jeanette Boulais, James Nc
1 Gregor, Edith Burnnam, Oswold Blu
menschied. Beatrice Burnham and
/ Mary Hagopian.
Those receiving the diplomas OF
| graduation were Lena Kenyon, Edward
fitzgerald, Beatrice Durham, Mary
1 Hagopian.
Mary and EsteIIa Decker were
obliged to be out of school for some
| time, being i'll with measles. and die
not take the final examinations. Wher
the examinations are taken, If passed
the girls will receive the diplomas OF
| graduation.
Pageant at Woodstock.
Thursday, June Is, the closing ex-
ercises of the woodstock schools were
held at Roseland park, and, although
the day did not bring sunshine, fully
400 were there to enjoy the event.
The first part Of the programme was
| q pageant representing the early his,
tory of Woodstock. The parts were
well arranged and finely interpreted
The second part of the exercises was
received with equal praise when tht
pupils of all of the schools gathered IL
front of the boathouse and Joined il
songs and recitationS.
After the exercises "a pupils received
first certificates Al second certificates
IT third certificates and 16 diplomas O.
graduation.
i Those receiving third certificates
were Mabel Johnston, Harold Johnston
Olga Erikson, Florence Morgan, AL
bert Morgan, Harry Morgan, S4gnl
Anderson, Sylvia May, George Meehan
Marvin Barrett, Frank Perrin, Milton
Perrin. Dorothy Bundy. Anna johnson
Myrtle Ware. Elsa johnson, Spencel
Il Jordan.
Those receiving diplomas of gradua-
ton: Carl Anderson, Anna johnson
Myrtle Ware, Dorothy Bundy, Albil
Swenson, Milton Perrin, Frank Perrin
| Mabel Johnston, Harold Johnston, dig;
Erickson, Winthrop Butts, Signe Ander
, son, Sylvia May, Arthur Stahl, Edga.
Shead, Dorothy Buck.
Thompson Pupils Work Exhibited.
) friday June 16, more G11an 80 gath
cred on the Grosvenorda1e athletic 1el
and were delightfully."- entertained by
pageant arranged and presented b,
D the teachers of the Thompson schools
The costumes were splendid and eacl
. school had reason to be proud OF II
, much ability.
Asflne exhibition. OF echoolsand Ran
zlssYogk was shown'in the Swedish chaps