Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-15
.IEWETT CITY
Tomorrew's serviees--Miss Jodein vaIedietorian at Sisters Academy Flag Day Exereises-Appeal for Red Cross Workers-Faith Chapter Men- bers Patriotic.


 Sunday morning at the Methodist church Rev J. B. Aldrich's subject is Christ and Children. At ' o'clock n the evening there will be a chiidrens day concert.
 Rev. Albert Dennelps Sunday morn ing subject at the Cengreg atinnal church is The Mirror and the Picture to the juniors and The City Four Square to the seniors. Miss Lieia Centerhar leads the Christian Endeay- or meeting at s o'clock. The Perfect Kingdom of the Son of Man is the suhiect of the evening sermon. The pastor will sing The Holy City.
 On account of the inability of Rev. J. Eldred Brown to be present, there will be no Episcopal service.
 Suitable reward given to any person who will furnish clue to the source of runer that Eli G. Lague Is responsible for information given state police re- garding recent punchboard raid.-ady. Misses Isabel Marshall. Irene Brick ley, Alice Blair and Ellen Wilcox are guests at Lineluden cottage at Greton Long Point tor several days.
 Attending Commencement. Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Young, Miss l Marguerite Young of Jewett City and Miss Esther Pullen of Norwich left hy automobile Friday for Cornwall-on- Hudson, where they will attend the commencement exercises at the New York Military academy. A. A. Young, l IT,, is one of the graduates.
 l A. M Clarke left Friday morning for Northampton, Mass, to attend the 1 graduation exercises at Smith college, where his daughter, Miss Eliazbeth 1 Clarke, is to be graduated.
 l Home from Texas,
 Mrs. John Dolan, wife of Lieutenant | Delan, who has been in Texas for some time, is at her home in Jewett 1 City.
 Miss ledoin a valedietorian. Miss Estelle Jodoin has been an nounced as the valedictofian of the graduation class at the Sisters aead- emy. The Jedein family have reason to be proud of the ability of it's mem bers, for this is the third Yaledictoriaf from the family
 Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Robinsor leave today to spend several weeks 1T Maine and New Hampshire. They art to travel by auto, living in a tent.
 Flag Day Exercises.
 1 Exercises were held in the assembl! ? hall of the Riverside grammar sehep l at 1.39 o'clock Friday afternoon. Thes, were attended by parents and friends l The program was as follows: Recita l tien. The Colors of Our Flag, thre, sub primary children; history story
 Betsey Ross and Our Flag, Doroth. Cornell; recitation, To Old Glory James Haddad; recitation, Hats Of , Zeiger PetFolie; song, Red, White an
 Blue, four children; song, There Ar Many Flags in Many Lands, six chil ' dren; song, The Flag of Liberty, Bes 7 sic Wilbur, Alice Hazard; reading
 The Meaning of the Flag, Rebecc , Hewitt; recitations, Union and Liber
 ty, Doris Burr; Our Flag, Bernar f Wesehlerj Story of Old Glory, told b a song; recitation, Home Again, Alic
 Smith; Love of Country, recited b
 Joseph Petrolie: song, The Angel i Guard Our Daddy OveE There, Ger f trude Soule, Annie Hopl1ins recita :, 1 tion, The Service Flag, Irene Casa , want; song and quotations, childre : from Miss Browns room; recitation T The Sword of Bunker Hill, File F Faust; Story of Nathan Hale Auror . Gadieux; The American Boy, recite : by group of children; song, Star Span 7 gled Banner. sung by school.
 Contest for Liberty Emblem.
 Assistant Superintendent F. H. 1
 Clement has offered a Liberty emblel
 as 9 prize to the room or school ths
 has the highest percentage of pupil
 holding thrift stamps June 18th.