Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-17
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 The Chiidrenss Bay cenenrt of the CcnareEat tional church wma hold Sum dmy morning The dpra1 4ecngationH wsra arzanesd bx 11isa nnkinRtou and her Sunday nci1oet claam Tha program was announeed bY Eupk 0ii- pert @. D@ane and Wam axTanged by Miss Lillian Huntingten, AGiss EzAEel Bennett, MGEM. Edward Keith. &rna Fred Bowen and Mra. Charles Clark. The pro8ran EollpwHs Voluntary 11ra. Chas. Clark prayer, Rev. A. ?. L1n- scott: song SunAhine and Love- choir; responsive reading, congre regation: rec ttations. Cbdldrenss Day Welcome, due niu@ Ha1Fisons The Flowers Are Here for ChfldFehs Bays Martha Chiicott; We Are Glad to See You, Herbert beams, Helen Boucl< and Ida Bartlett; recttattonE. The Robin. Alfred carpen- feFss Little Raindrops, Prudence Daane: A Small Boy'H Speech, Andrew Chil- colt: A Little Maiden. Sara Harrison; song, Song of the Roses, by young Ida Bartlett; Some Doubts, Summer Warren; The Shells Whisper, Susie Chilcotts How to Keep tho Day. by three young ladies' Wee 4it4le E'oIks, Alfred Warren and Aldrfch Lewis: song, Sybtl Converse and 14nla Eth- ridge: Jesus Little Flowers. E1eanor Carpenter, Tessie Chileott, Margaret Warren and Catherine Tatem; recIta- tiona, The Chiidrensa King Carl lewis: The Things He Made. Helen Bouck; recitation. 4 Barrel of Money. Sybil Converse; collection taken by four gIrIss song. So May Ne, anla1l girls: remarks. Rev. Arthur Ldnscctts singing by the congregation; bensdtc-
 Motor Trip.
 Town Clerk and Mrs. Charles Clark motoFed to Putnam, West Thompson, and Thompson Saturday, returning on Sunday morning, bringing Mr. Clark 8 brother, George Clark. and family o1 I Putnam, who spent the day, returning to Putnam Sunday afternoon. The many friends Of Dr. Ccnyerae were pleased to see him at the school exercises Tuesday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Marc Lewis, EEnesi and Aldrtch were in Putnam Friday Charles, Eddie, Elsie and Mrs. Dar- win Lewis of Putnam spent the week end in town.
 Closing Esercisss.
 The closing exercises of the schools in town were held in the Methods
 church Tuesday afternoon. The churcl
 was crowded with parents and friend 7 to listen to the interesting program
 Each school represented some countr. or people. The program follows: Song
 
 ! prayer, Rev. ". B. Anderson. Tn Indians were represented by the Buel district, Miss Laura Miller. teacher
 They recited Hiawatha and sang Sh
 verbelL The landing of Celumbu ,, was by the Phoenixville school, Ralpl sE Davis, teacher. The Pilgrims b; 1 Gen. Lyon district, Hazel Sherman Z teacher. This school recited poen , and sang America Holland by Nort Ashford school. Kate Perry, teachei This school had a poem and song. Ire :. land was represented by the East Hi 7 school, Blanche Bosworth, teachea They sang song and recited poem The Center school Edith Wheaton
 teacher, represented the Colonis school. Dorothy Bowen impersonate }, the Goddess of Liberty. This schoS l, also had a song, poem and flag dril } l First Aid to the Injured by Axe Fac 5 tory school, Myrtle M. Davidson, tn @ teacher. F. w. Barber addressed th Q assembIage' and presented the eerttf cates and diplomas. The folloEin 5 pupils were graduated: Ina Buell., Sar Harrison, Floyd Scarborough, Curtf
 Newton Carpenter, Julia. Dechaul
 Lena Karjala, Walter Dew and Waite
 Frost. After the exercises the peopi
 went down stairs where there wel f some good exhibits of the work tt
 pupils had done. Cake and ice creal were served.
 i- Rev. and Mrs Miller of We
 Thompson were in town Tuesday.