Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07


 The following young men, residents l of the town of PTainheld, who have become 21 years of age since June 5. 1917, registered with the board at the town hall. Wednesday follow: 1 Edward Fontaine, Florien Carrier, Frank Duhiel, Max Steineman, Joseph l A. Schwietzer, Samuel Goldman, Jo- seph Beausoliel. Ricardo J. Ampri | mo, William Platt, George R. Kay, Ed ward Brown( Francis J. Colioman, Carl F. W. Bergstrom, Howard A. Ty- Ter, Leonel J. Kerouack. Harry J. Du- l bois, Paul A. Southard, Marshall E. I Hinckley, Arthur J. Benoit. Andrew T. Pember, Patrick Argo, Clark H. Denison, Rogatien Bavallee, Albert T. Bellavance, Austin J. Coughlin. Homer L. Dean, Azarie Turcotte. Joseph F. Lavallee, John A. Gallup, Leoriel Rus sell, Daniel A. McDougall. George W. Doyle, EXseo Bellavance, Valrnor Pot win, Harold E, Francis, Fabien J. Zercie, Eugene LabIanc, Eldred E. Salisbury, Hornidas Verrauneault, E1phege Latour, George J. Bergeron, WiIfred D. A1lard, John H. Hirst, Henry Champigny, Leroy J. Knight Richard C. Knabe, Alvin T. Crowley, Louis Capone, Nelson A. Marrotte, AL eide Contofs, Herbert H. Pepler. Ra- Ephae1 Seney.
 Pupils Exempt From Examinations.
 Students in the Plainfield High School having attained a high enough average in their studies to be exempt from final examinations. commencing fThursday morning in the freshman class are:
 Miss Moore, English, History and Latin: Miss MacLennan English; Miss Grenier, English, History and Latin; Miss Bowen. English: Miss Sherman, History; Miss Williams, tscience; Miss Shippie, English: Clark, Escience; Flyers, English and History; IKapale, English, Mathematics and Science; R. Sherman, Science.
 Science; Miss Graves, English, Math- lernatics, Latin and French; Miss
 Healey. English, Latin and Mathema-
 tics; Miss Krauss. English, Latin and
 French: Miss Roode, Science; Deni-
 son, Science: Hopkins, Latin and
 French: Kennedy, English and Sci fence; Til1inghast, Mathematics.
 Junior class: Miss Burlfngame, Eng fish, Mathematics, Latin and French;
 Miss Coughlin, English; Miss Curran English, Latin. French: Miss Ellis
 History and Science: Miss M. Lee English, Science and French; Miss 1 MdTTlOIC, EuEuSn. MALnen1aUcS An0
 Science and French; Miss Uorter
 English, History, Latin and French; Miss Royal, English, History, Science land German: Miss Randell, English English, History and Science; Miss
 Salisbury, English, Mathematics
 Latin, and German: Sherman, Mathe:
 matics, Science and French; May . nard, Mathematics, Latin and French
 Senior class: Miss Bousquet, His. : tory, Science and French: Miss Chris.
 tian, English, and History: Miss Gal.
 lup, English, History, Latin anc :, French; Miss B. Lafranee, English
 History, Science and French; Mis: . Nightingale. English, History anG
 Science; Miss Phillips History. Sci fence, and German; Miss Wilbur, Eng . Elish, History and French; R. Brown : English, Mathematics. Science and
 German; H. Burke. English: Daggett , History: Salisbury, English, Mathema- ties, History and French; Peltier
 History. Latin, French; Grenier, Eng fish, History and French: Hahew
 History; Potter, German, History ant
 English.
 Brevities.
 } Franklin Sheldon was a Danielsor
 caller Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs John c. Gallup, Mrs Julia Sprague, have gone to their sum
 mer home near Stonington. Mrs. F. W. Daggett returned ol
 Thursday morning after visiting reIa 2 tives in Westerly.