Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS
Voted at Joint Meetina ef Seiectmen
 and School Visitors.

A joint meeting of the seiectmen of the town of GrisWOld and the board of school visitors was held Thursday evening hfter routine business and accepting of the reports of the secre- tady the following appropriations were made for the maintenance of the schools of the town for the coming year: Pachaug ssso, Morehouse ssso, ssso. Glasgo s1.115. Burton ssso, Jew cit City" $L1.1O0 Brewster $3s0. Boardman s417.
 The sum of $2oo was appropriated for the teaching of music and draw ing in other districts than Jewett City. The usual funds for school Ii- hraries were voted.
 Will Attend Academy.
 The following pupils are given per- mission to attend. the Norwich Free Academy: Lewfa Aldrieh. Royal Bab- cock, John Barnett, William Emerson, Marshall. Thomas Barnett, Uceeph Garry. James Dolan. Richmond Gard ner, Everett Hiscox, Jr, William Mar shall. Charles Perkins. Lottie Pace. Alice Blair. Miss Ethel Roode is to attend Plainfield high school. at Cen tral Village.
 School Board Organizes.
 The organization of the school board is as follows: F. E. Robinson and A. c. Burdick were respectively re-elect- ed chairman and secretary: the com kins, F. E. Robinson. W. c. Terry: ex- animation of teachers, F. E. Robin son, A. M. Clark, A. c, Burdick;. H- 6raTy J w. syne xt Louis hooks Masse, xrba h Browning, J. F. Hennon, F. E. Robin son; supplementary reading, Arba Browning, J. F. Hennon, F. E. Robin son. - has presented to the board 8 conpre- hensive report on The Registration ard Classification of the Pupils in the Schools of GriswoId for September 1917. It is notable fact that of the about 500 pupils in all the districts of the town there are none IS years
 Tomorrow'a Services.
 Rev. E. W. Potter of New Haven, secretary of the Connecticut Temper ance Union. will preach at the Bap- tist church Sunday.
 At the Congregational church to- morrow will be Sunday School Rally Day. sAimS and Claims of the Sunday School. Special exercises at the noon in the evening. Topic, What is Com mitted to You? Leader. Miss Ethel F'iske Pastor Rev. Albert Donnell. Faith Chapter Ertsrtains Grand. Lodge
 Officers.
 Faith Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, received a visitation Thursday evening from the grand lodge officers. This is their visit of annual inspec- tion, and one hundred people were present in honor of the event. A ban quet with a menu of Scotch ham, es- calloped potatoes, cabbage salad, rclis, cake and coffee was served to the members of the home chapter and their guests. Salvia was used for the table decQrations. The work of the order was exempIifled in . most cred itable manner.
 The grand officers present were Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Mary A. Mix of New Haven; Associate Grand Matron Miss Ethel Latham of Noank; Grand Treasurer Mrs. Bertha l.. Gal lup, Mrs. Grace Chidsey of East Ha- ven.
 Guest from Woensocke*.
 Mir and Mrs. Edward Rousseau are entertaining. MT. Rousseau's sister Mrs. Joseph Brissette of Woonsocket.
 Wage lreresse.
 Ashland Cotton Co. has posted mo- tices of a raise. in all the departments of the bill commencing Nov. 5.
 A tug has brought to East London (S. Al the crew of the Greek steamer Eugenie S. Embiricos. which ran ashore