Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-28

roun, principal: Hattie Jacobs, vice principal; Mary D. Richmond, '; Hell en R. Knight. and z Ruth Chappell, 6; Edith Willet. 5; Mrs. Susan Sul- hvan, 4, Frances T. O'NeiII. 4 Helen LarRin, B; Katherine Carey, 2; Lillian Cheney, 2 and 8; MagdaIene Hevrin, 2 l and 8; Ruth Talcot and Helen McGre- gor. kindergarten: and Inez M. Brown, ungraded.
 l Windham Center-Lucy Stone, prin- cipal and upper grades; Elizabeth 1 Branch, 3. 4. 5; Mary Sullivan. 1 and l2.
 l North Windham-c1ara sfbIey and 1 Loretta Curran.
 ! The faculties for the local schools under state supervision will be as fol- lows:
 | Normal Sehoo-George H. shafer. principal; Jennie E. Dennehy, history. | geography, penmanship ard clvlcS; Frederick W. Staebner, science; Mir fam Skidmore, methods and training; Edith s. Paschall. physical training, arithmetic and physiology; Harriet M. Stone, English; Charles c. Jones, commercial; Catherine F. Nu1ty, ste typography and typewriting; Winifred l.. Green, drawing; Morgan R. St John, music; Agnes F. Edgbert, sec rotary and librarian Marion Rafferty, household subjects.
 Windhan Street SchooI-May E. Davison, principal; Fannie A. Bishop, Kindergarten; Mary A. Quinn, s; Az nes G. Hickey, Kindergarten; Annie lW. Buchanan, 5: Florence G. Wood ward, 4 Irlna B. Lord, ,; Ethel F. Lewis, ?; Annie J. Oates, 1: Helen K Moran. 1. 2; Mary Canty. ungraded room: Cora L. B. Campbell, kinder garden.
 Oakes. schooI-Martha A. Kalms, f, ,, 6; Grace F. Clune, 1. 2, 3; Marion RCourtney, and f.
 ' South WindFarl-Marguerite J. Fo- ley. ,. 6. ' and 8: Marcia Pendleton, | l, 2. 3, 4.
 Andover-Cybil D. Jennings.
 The quota of men who left Tt'Ss- day morning for Camp GFeenIeaf, Ga., was short two men. as a result of Will fred Bernier, of Brooklyn, and Harold Mcdonald, of East Douglas failing to show up. At the roll call Monday af- ternoon, someone answered to Der nier's name, so it was thought that he was present. McDonal1 had previ- ously notified the board that he would probably arrive Tuesday morning De- fore the men left. but failed to. Two
 
 camp this week.
 After the roll call had been given at the town hall Tuesday morning, the men formed in a parade. headed | by platoon of police, Wheeler's hand and Lyman Maines fife and drum corps, both of which gave their ser vices, and marched to the station, where they were greeted by a large crowd. They left in two special cars attached to the regular 7.05 train for New Haven. In that city, the two cars were attached to other cars con- taining drafted men going to the camp and started on their way to New York. It is believed that they will be shifted to Pullman ears either in New York or in Washington
 The local exemption board will send 23 men into the service the last of this week and next week, in several small ldetachments. The quotas. with the day of their departure follow:
 Fort Slocum, Aug. 30, at 705 a. m, limited service: Dwight M Jordan, Willin1antic; Alfred Larocque. WIlli- mantle; and James F. Shea. Pomfret. 1 Camp Devens, Sept. l. at 6.3O a. n., colored: Henry L. Dorous. Hampton; Walter L. Newport, Central Village; and George H. Green, Central Vil- lage
 Camp Devens. Sept. 4, time un- known, general service men: Wilfred Blain, Hampton;- James ". Maher, Pomfret; Louis Capone, Moosup; AL eide Contois, Moosup; Albert T. Belle vance, Moosup: Edward Fountaine, i Moosup; Thomas ]. Moran. Daniel 1 son: Owen L. Lenehan. Wi1limantic; Edward F. Kelley. Willimantic; Will fred E. Burdick, Chaplin; John ]. Nieickle Wiliimantic; Dona F. Mo rancy, Willimantfc: and Romeo Gau- l Riley, Willimantic; and Henry Clark, Hampton.
 Camp Upton, Sept. 6, time unknown limited service: Henry J. Messier Moosup: Charles E. Smith, South Windham: Dona Paul. Moosup; Ar | thur C. Wilcox. Willimantic: Joseph F. Riley, Willimantic; Alfred J. Piche, Moosup; Daniel O'Leary, Will limantic; Walter H. Griggs. Chaplin; Dennis c. Carey. Willimantic; alter rates. Waldo P. Colvin, Pomfret; Charles E. Macomber, Willlmantic;
 William J. AIoriarty, Waterbury.
 These calls will leave one physically qualified man class IA in this dis tr;ct, so those who registered last week will soon be called for exami- nation. About twenty men will have . to be sent to take the places of those rejected at camp.
 Funeral services for the late Mich.
 ael |. Hickey were held at his late rome. Tuesday. followed by a requiem
 high mass at 9 o'clock at St. Joseph. church. Rev. T. F. Bannon was th'
 celebrant. A special quartette fur. | nished music. The bearers were = Daniel P. Dunn, Hormisdas Dion, W
 J. Sweeney, John O'Rourke, Michae
 Sullivan and Patrick McDermott Bur
 ial was in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of the late John J. Kei
 rams, who died in Norwich. was helt at his late home at 192 Jackson stree Tuesday, with a mass at St. Joseph . church at 9.30. which was celebrate, by the pastor, Rev. T. F. Bannor = The bearers were J. H. Ottenheimer
 Judge James P Twoney. Michae
 Driscoll and William A Costello In
 terment was in the family lot in St
 Joseph's cemetery. Funeral arrange
 ments were in charge of Killoure.
 Brothers.
 c Benjamin w. Youngs of this cit and Miss HeIma Frances Gustafso