Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-16

away cannot otherwise be regarded than as a distinct loss to this section He has constantly shown himself to be progressive and forward-loo5ing man, interested in the social welfare Of his employees as well as in their productiveness as workers To make the workers in the Grosvenordales happfes while giving them advantages of real merit he was the mind behind the movement that brought about the organization of social clubs in the vil- lageS and provided clubhouse. He had become a friend to great many of the people of Putnam and they deeply regret the fact that he is to go away.
 MT. Reardon Is one of the most suc- cessful cotton mill managers in New England and is thoroughly we'll equip ped to carry out the duties that will fall to him in his new administration at Fall River.
 Eighth Grade Graduates.
 Diplomas have been made ready for the 45 members to be graduated from the eighth grade and who will be au- thorized to enter the high school next September.
 Tho class roll follows: Helen E. Taylor, Frederick NJ. Moriarty, Les ter R. Maynard, Frank A. Stanley, Leo Rabinoyitz. Herman A. Reach, J. AL fred Barber, Muriel c. Tattoon. An nie L. Zaltas. Mildred A. fiauver, Jo- seph s. Giraca, Lena A. Kargala, Bea- trice D. Gardner. Gertrude B. Bantit, Henry G. Brosseau, Marie M. Giraca, Wilhelmina I. Frost, Doris F. Morse, Sherwood ". Connell, Margaret E, Weeks, Jeanette N. Gilbert, Leon V. Peloquin, Waldp E. Chase, Annette E. Johnson, James D. Torrey, Gladys V. Andrews. Walter E. Shaw. Samuel Bantit, Dorothy V. Buck. Cornelia E. Bashaw. Helen R. Thompson, Harold c. Elliotts Flora E. White, William F. Murray. Una M. F'ortney, John J. Ky an, Antonia T. Girard, Fred W. Mo Culloch, M. Hazel Geeson, Ralph E. Gahan, Remington Moore Allen L. Keith, Clayton E. Sma1ling.
 Invitation Recital.
 Piano pupils of Frederick Very of Providence gave an invitation recital in Odd Fellows hall Friday evening, the programme being as follows:
 Dream Fairies, Ducelle. Miss Sarah Barber Homeward Bound. Rogers. Song, Frirnl Miss Rhoda GiIpatric: Twilight. Friml, Miss wiihelmina Frost; March in c, Rogers, Miss Eli zabeth Wheeiock: Crescendo. Lasson, Chopin. Miss Aleta Prescott; Marche Grotesque, Sinding, Miss Ruth Bart lett; Aufschwung. Schumann, Miss Gertrude Perry: Preludes in A minor, and G minor. Chopin. Miss Katharine Seward.
 Baby Show of FineviIIe
 Iupils of the primary department, Mrs. George D. Stanley, superintend- ent, of the Sunday school of the Meth odist church, gave an entertainment Friday evening entitled The Baby Show of Pineville, sixteen little peo- pie participating. Miss Ruth Shaw acted as judge of the babies.
 The following participated in a pa triotic drill that was well executed: Charles Bowman, Stephen Tripp, Ken 1eth Gilmore, Charles Gould, Robert Ringland,- Fred Taylor, Charles Cusn- nan. Randall WaiIen, Kenneth Hunt, l Nelson King, Ruth Aldrich, as Co., umbia, sang Many Flags in Many | Lands. Randall WalIen and Dorothy l Moss sang duet, The Flag We Love | he Best of All.
 Howard James Going to France.
 Howard James, who with other Put 1 lam young men has enlisted in the | engineers regiment. a railroadmen's | that is soon going to | Trance, said Friday afternoon that up 1 o that time no orders to report had i 'een received. although at the time of 1 nlistment a few days ago, they were old at Boston that they would be | alled by June 15. It is understood | hat the regiment will undergo cer- ain instruction on this side before tarting for Europe.
 Candidates for School Superinter dency
 At the office of secretary of the town choo1 committee many applications