Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-26

Morgan, Maybelle Hart, Harold R. Maxson, Barbara A. Marr; 1S9S-Har- old R. Maxson, Nellie Farnsworth, Thomas Perry; 1Se9-Horatio M Thompson, Margaret A. Robinson, Nellie E. Farnsworth; 1900-A1deane kilmer. Jennie N. Bransfield. Reba Collins: 1901-Jennie E. Surber. Reba J. Collins, Edwin Stillman; 1902 Edwin Stillman. Clara E. Perry Ser grandi, Vera l.. Hoxsie. essie Surber; 1904-Charlotte E. Maxson, Helen E. s1emphill, Elizabeth c. Greene; 1905- Mary M. Whipple, Elizabeth C.. Greene, Eva Barnes; 1906-Helen E. Hemphill, Ethelyn- Foster. Louise Hiscox: 1907-Phebe Lewis. Mabel Cook, Grace Nye; 190s-Margaret Pa ran, Phebe Lewis. Lloyd Crandall; l909-Susan A. Browning, Marjorie D. Barber, sallie E, Coy, Vivian A. Arnold; 1911-Lillian B. Humphreys. Elizabeth D. Gaffney, Margaret K. Lusk; 1s12-Joseph H. Randall, Bessie | NJ Gavitt, Camelia Papalia; 1913- 1 Hannah A.. Stillman. Anna K. Clancy, Gertrude A. Gaffney; 1914-William D. Critcherson. Adelaide A. Keller, Harold S. Newton; 1915-Mafy Cush- ing Howard, Gertrude Gaffney, Foster Perry; 1e16-Mary Dahood, M. Clara l Black. Augustus Harringt gton: 1917- Elizabeth H. Tillinghast, Timothy Cronin, Selena Veal; 191S-Hazel Randall, Mary Damerel Alice Thompson; 1919-Mary R. Hope, Mary l Woods, Hiram Barber. Jr.
 Promotion Day exercises were held at the Elm street grammar school on i "Wednesday morning. The graduat- ! ing class numbered seventy eight. l 1,n fn11 al hym1, Holy, Holy: Scripture and prayer; chorus; America, the Beauti- | full; awarding of. Fire Prevention medals; chorus. Eldorado: awarding of cup for excellence in athletics, Su- perintendent W. H. Bacon: chorus
 Valor; presentation of class, Principal Mary C. Burke; awarding of diplo- mas, Thomas Hope for school com mittee; chorus. Lovely Spring; sa- lute to Flag: recessional. The Ches-
 ter Fire Prevention medals were awarded as follows First, Mildred C
 Saunders; second. Dorothea Krebs;
 Agard was given honorable mention.
 The Westerly Textile Company by
 vote of it's stockholders, has in
 to $400,000, according to a certificate l
 state.
 | Late Wednesday afternoon Harry
 Smith, who was arrested at Watcf
 Hill Monday by Officer Henry Chase
 and who is being held for the Phila delphia police as a. fugitive iron
 justice, was released under bonds O
 $500 furnished by H. A. Littlefield O
 Watch Hill. Smith is wanted il
 Philadelphia on charge of non- sup
 port.
 Pleasant street grammar schoo
 closed for the summer Wednesda,
 morning when Promotion Day wa
 observed. AS there are only six grade
 in this school no special exercise were carried out The principal req,
 the list of promotions in the variou
 grades and then school was dismissed
 Graduating exercises at West Broa
 Street grammar school were held 0,
 Wednesday evening in the school as
 sembly hall with "a large attendanc
 of relatives and friends. The program
 was well arranged and excellently car
 ried out. The class prophecy wa = given by Irene E. Gavitt. Edward F Cundall made the presentation of tn
 class gift and the acceptance was b - Supt. W. R. Snyder. Supt. Snyde , presented the diplomas to the class. l Chairmen of the republican an { democratic state central committee :. are opposed to special session of tn l legislature to act on the federal sui :. frage amendment, for the reason, the :, say, that nothing would be gained Q it. Both party heads, however. sa ,, that in taking this attitude they :. not wish to be thought as opposed [ suffra ge. nor do they intend to caus ;. any delay in bringing about prope n consideration of the amendment whe [. the general assembly meets next Jar :. uary' On the other hand they bot , say that they are in favor of suffrag 2 = and predict speedy ratification ( 1. the amendment when it does com