Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
ROAD SOCIETY
Closing Exercises at Road Schooi-
 Pupils Perfect in Atte ndance.


 The Road school closed Friday af- ter1toon with the programme below given in the schoolroom after which the pupils and friends went to the shaded rocks in the Society lot south of the church, where a picnic lunch of sandwiches, Boiled eggs, cake and ice cream was served: Song, The Wild Roses Welcome school; reading. grade 1: concert recitation, The Village Blacksmith, school; number drill, sec ond grade; reading, Johnny Cake, grade f: reading I4ambikin, grade ?; song, America, school; geography map drill, Europe, grade :; number drill. grade f: song,~ The Red, White and Blue. school; concert recitations. The Bluebird's Song, The Bluebird Chants. school: recitation. With Smiling Faces, Mary E. Brown; dialogue, Our Friends. Genevieve E. Mattison, Louis E. Clarke. Leza Campo. Julia Clarke; Sunshine Song. school: recitations, When June Days Call. Franklin H. Mattison Roses Sweet. B. Lorina Brown; Helping One Another. Edith Brown; concert grammar recitation, The Parts of Speech, school: recita- tions. Blossoms of Love, Ruth E. Se- bastian; The Daisies, Genevieve E. Madison: concert recitation. The Wreck of the Hesperus Harriet W. Seba stian, B. I5avina Brown, Helen T. Brown: recitation, Gods Goodness, Julia Clarke: duo recitation, The Brown Thrush, GeneVieve E. Mattl- son, Ruth E. Sebastian: recitation. Come Away, Louis Clarke song. Hail Columbia. school: recitation, Sing a Song. Helen Sebastian; song, Perri Merri -Dictun1- -Domine, school; reel tation, Glad Songs, Harriet Sebastian: concert recitation, Psalm of Life. by school: geography drill, Map of Con- necticut, grade ?; bird chart drill, Ri chard B. Wheeler, Edith Brown: Paul D. Dewey, Lorina Brown: Leto Cam GQr -ia+ Srxa11e iaT7 A-~%h kinson. Charles Campo: reading A True Friend, Mrs. Eliza P Moves; con cert recitation, The Children's Home. school: song, When Johnny Comes
 Puretuai Pupils.
 Helen T. Sebastian has been neither absent nor tardy during the past term Other pupils who have been neither absent nor tardy for some one term of the year are: Franklin H. Mattison. Richard B. Wheeler. Arthur NJ. Will kinson B. Lovina Brown, Cenevieve Helen T. Sebastian. Ruth E. Sebas- tian. Martha L Gray-for two terms, Helen T. Sebastian.
 chiIdren's Day Exercises.
 The Children's Day exercises of the Road church Sunday school, postponed l on account of rain will be held next | Sunday in the church at II q. m There ] will be sermon to the children by 1 the pastor, Rev. Joseph Peacock of | Westerly. followed by the childrens 
 GtneraI News.
 Mir. and Mrs Ben L. Cook, Miss | Edith Denison Cook, Mrs. Charles 1 Mrs. Howard Greene and i Denison Greene, of Providence, mo- i tored to Dean Woods for Sunday, and 1 spent the afternoon with MT. and Mrs. | Seth N. Williams.
 Miss Mary Wheeler of New York | arrived Friday for two weeks vaca- l ton.
 George Loring and family of Nor wich motored to Fred Wheelers. Sun |
 Williams Homestead soid.
 Pine Terrace" the Williams home stead, occupied for years by the la te Misses Williams has been purchased | by Henry Langworthy. and is under the management of Mrs. Charles Nell. | dence, is the guest this week of Mrs. i H. B. Gechet.
 ReeIain1ing Burial Ground.
 Severa: masons are at work build ing a substantial cement wall around the burial ground. situated on the Charles Nell farm, and fighting the ! of the late Mrs. Mary i can Revolution, whose niece Mrs. Francis. of Middletown. is financing the work.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Moves and laughter, Miss Louise, of Brooklyn, N r., arrived Friday to spend the sum- ner at their cottage Lords Point"
 The furniture of Rev and Mrs George B. Spalding is being moved rom Rocky Hill and the village, where t has been stored several years.
 Harry Flood of Boston spent the week end with his family at Hinckley Hill
 Amos Hewitt is in Boston this week