Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23

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 Comstock Prizes.
 The graduating class of the Uncas- vile school held exercises in the Meth : odist church Thursday evening An entertaining program Of songs, decia- nations mad essays in connection with a play entitled The Man Without a Country given by the class and others from the lower grades. The exercises were opened with prayer by Rev Charles C. Tipbett and closed with song by class entitled Spirit of Peace Ralph H MeIcer, chairman of the school committee, addressed the class and presented the diplomas. The class members were Agnes Pauline Austin, David Merritt Carlyle, Ellen Margaret Connolly, George Vernon Killeen. Ar zelia Hoxie Newton, Alice Rebecca Ranaage, Lorna Irene Bullard, Jennie c. Collins. Geraldine De Revere Holder, George Stewart Matthews. Earl Field ing Ouidgeon, Agnes Margaret Sulli- van, Margaret Ellen Sullivan. The class motto is The End Crowns the Work.
 Return from Hospital.
 Mrs. Arthur LaF1amme and child were brought to their home in Palmer town from the hospital in New London Thursday.
 Arm Broken by Fall.
 Mrs C-eta Gardner tripped and fell the whole length of the stairs at her home Her arm was broken near the wrist. She was taken to Norwich to Dr. Sweet for treatment.
 Teacher Will Return.
 Miss Ruth Dow, who has been teach ing In East Lyme school, will teach domestic science in the Palmer Me rnorial school Miss Dow was for naer teacher in this school, teaching the same branch up to the time the schoo1house was burned.
 Work on the building owned by Miss Nellie Chapman in Palmertown is completed and Miss Chapman has moved into the lower tenement. MT and Mrs. Roy Johnson moved the first of the week from the c. M Robertson tenement on the Back road to the rent in the house with Miss Chapman.
 Defeated Cadets Team.
 Saturday afternoon the Tigers base ball team. Harvey Newton manager, went to Kitemaug for a game with the team at Camp Dewey, winning 3
 c E. Flaherty has returned from a business trip to Boston.
 Plans for Dance.
 At the meeting of the Good Cheer | Sunshine society Thursday in Sunshine | hall committee, Mrs. Frederick Com | stock, Mrs. John J. Lawless and Mrs | John Fitzgerald, was appointed to ar 1 range for a dance. Plans were also | talked up for the annual bazaar.
 Miss Marian Henry, who has been
  London. has entered the employ of State Supervisor of Schools Carlon E. Whee4er of New London.
 Fourth District Graduates.
 The senior class of the Fourth dis trict, Palmer Memorial school, held its graduating exercises Friday even ing in Robertson's hall, giving an en- | tertaining program of music, declama- tions, essays and original stories and a play entitled Troublies on Land and Sea The members of the class are Earl Bradford Atwood Ida May Bon vile, Ida May F'avro, Dorothy Edna Rogers, Katherine Helen Beilnack, Mi riam Elinor Church, Lewis Martin Raftery, Margaret Marie Louise Unger. Madeline Cummings Walsh, Stella Rose Gruskin. Lulu Ellen Powers, Jen- ne Miriam Miller, Reuben Leviloff.
 Personal Items.
 Miss HiIda Driscol1 of Holyoke Is the guest of friends in town
 Miss Josephine Hart, principal of a school in South Coventry the past year. has returned to the home of her parents, MT and Mrs. Moses Hart, for the summer vacation.
 Connstock Prizes Awarded.
 At. the close of the graduating exer- cises held in the various schools the ConAstock prizes were awarded the following pupils: District No. l (Cen- ter), David Bokof, Celia Ginsberg, Lawrence Kirch, Alice Glasbrenner West Side district (Dolbeare HID. Stella V. Kazeczensky, Anthony H. Haiinowsky.. Rose Kaufman, Charles E. IMerriman: C61ins district, Max Cohen, Emma Hargey. Helen Scovish, John Lindner: Chapel Hill district 1 Ioldle I. Orenstein. Nathan PiItch | Mary Pictrowski, Lyman Benowitz Chesterfield district, Reuben Leviloff, : Anna Powers, David Schneider. Molly Ieviloff: Palmer Memorial district. Miriam Church, Henry Titsky, George shagnon. Josephine Titsky, Susie l Fronowski, Walter Hubert Robert | , Bergman. Mary Daniels. Bring John ! .on,- Mary Burlake: Uncasvi;le Tenth / district Geraldine Holder, Earl Quid- ,eon. William Devine. Agnes J. EggIe- { tone, John Grabow. Margaret Maho- I ley. Julia killeen. Frank Morowskv Tuesday evenings prayer meeting vas held this week at the home of MT md Mrs Robert Chapel
 Joining the Red Cross. ' Those who are working to establish branch Of the Red Cross society in own have been busy the past week ( nd have been very successful So far bout 40 names have been enrolled as he list of members.
 Committee Meeting.
 Rev. John F. x. Quinn of St Johns tonan Catholic church has appointed ' the proceeds to go towards : he support of the church. A meeting a fas held Thursday evening The first quarterly conference will e held Monday evening at the par C onage of the Methodist church. ( MT and Mrs Frank NIousley are Mir. Mousley's father. 'onis Mousley, of New York. T Since the closing of schools a few Jew York summer boarders have be- v un to arrive.
 chiIdren's Day Exercises. T Children's day exercises were held D l the Baptist church Sunday evening nd In the entertaining program tlrose 'ho took part were: Miss Edith Hug ard, Violet West. Lillian TayIor lucy BecIwith, Mabei Clark. Ray lond Johnson, May Church, Lillian S awyer. Amber Rafferty, Hazel Dan la IS, Gertrude Allen, Ruth BlaisdelI [, ar1on Chapman, Pearl German. Il lodys Phillips, Jennie Daniels. Don n n Id Chapel, Clinton Sharp. Miriam Il hurch. Alice Chapel, Miss Gridlev's ass. Gladys Cough. Mabel CIark U