Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-28
COLCHESTER

Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Remington and Miss Abby G. Willard were in Bozrah "Wednesday attending the golden an nlyersary of the Missionary society of that place. MT. and Mrs Edward Lee of Irving ton, N. J.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Raudenbush.
 Miss Mary Day left Wednesday for several weeks visit in New Rochelle, \. Y.
 i James F. Purcell was calling on i friends in Norwich Thursday.
 Rev. c. W. Hanna, pastor of the Bozrah Congregational church, will 1 exchange with Rev. B. D. Remington of l the Colchester Baptist church Sunday morning.
 1 Misses Kate and Louise Horowitz of l New Haven are guests of their parents l on Norwich avenue for a few weeks l vaca tion
 Misses Mary and Anna O'Brien of 1 New Haven are guests of relatives on Hayward avenue.
 l Jacob Horowitz and Leo White were 1 in Norwich Thursday.
 Charles Mulligan. fireman on the ] branch railroad has returned after two weeks vacation at his home in East Hartford. -e .--. -.es Miss Wanda Sokol of Hartford was the guest of friends in town the past 1 week.
 Louis E. Baldwin of Middletown was a caller here Friday. % -Es $. H. Kellogg of New Britain was calling on friends here Friday. Benjamin Hill of Willimantic is in Il town fora few days in the interests of the s. N F. Telephone company. ! Although the weather was threaten ing and an occasional sprinkle of rain, l a crnoH Ci1n6 anHjanrQ 2 attended, the o19 c
 day exercises on the park Thursday
 afternoon. Following was the pro- gram; Presidents welcome, Louis
 Slovkin; class roll. Belle Chamberlain; class history. Arthur Gorgorkenice;
 class statistics, Harry Kantrowitz;
 class mementos, Jacob Weinstein
 George Bunyan; class prophecy, Julius
 Neidle; prophecy on prophet. Almira ) Kramer Louis Slavkin; class poem Hilda Veil; class song. Mary zelez- } risky; class will Isador keracksky; .. handing down the trowel, Louis Slav- kin: ivy ode, Carmel Shea; school ' song, Baconia, by all. The new band ! stand was used as the rostrum and
 was decorated with the class colors and flowers.
 The reception and promenade to the } graduating class was held in Grange ] hall Thursday evening and was large I " aLtGnQeQ Dy the T6ldllfSS tHu lIiSIlOS
 of the class Helmold's full orchestra : of Willimantic furnished music. Re- treatments were served during the
 evening.
 The graduating exercises of Bacon .yl academy were held in the Congrega- ~ tional church Friday afternoon at 3.1S
 o'clock with the following program:
 Prelude, organ; proGsSsional. March o1 1.-the Priests. from Athaie, c. c. Hel-
 mold, violin, Miss Clara Backus, organ invocation; salutatory. Belle Adeline Il Chamberlain; music, Novelette, Rain.
 bows, Fenton, school orchestra; ad dress, A Forward Look, Henry T. Bur
 of New Britain. principal New Britain | Normal school; valedictory, Amir: . Elizabeth Kramer; music, Barcarolle
 duet for violins, Miss Klingon. Nil
 Helmold; presentation of diplomas
 Edward M. Day of Hartford; award o
 Otis prizes the Otis prizes are fou
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 aries, awarded for proficiency in Unit
 ed States history and spelling; bene = diction; postlude, The Sigma :. Brunover, school orchestra.
 l4lCIass of 1919 essays: < 2 George A. Bunyan, thesis, Science
 the Front. s31 Belle Adeline Chamberlain, thesl ,- The Women of Shakespeare.
 Sara Belle Feiden. thesis, Our IT 4sI visible Friends. ssse@ss .=
 Arthur Anthony GorsorkeWic. thesi