Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
JEWETT CITY


 under Principal F. H. P. Clement were held in Finn opera house on Thursday evening. The center of the platform held a beautiful arch of laurel, while the same blossoms were banked at either side of the platform. A daisy chain with single rose at each loop extended the length of the platform. a large bouquet of roses marking the center. The program was opened with a selection by Ashland orchestra. Rev. J. B. Aldrich offered the invocation 1 The program presented by the mem bers of the class was the play Evan geline, in five acts.
 Act I-Time, 1713; an autumn morn ing. Place, Benedict Bellefontaine's farm, near Grand Pre-, Acadia, Nova Scotia. Characters: Benedict Belle fontaine, George Robertson; Evan geline. his daughter. Irene Stewart; Basil Lajeunesse, Joseph Gamache; Gabriel. his son, Louis Bakanowsl<y Father F'elician, the village priest, Les | lie Carroll; Rene Leblanc. notary, Ser nard Wechsler; Baptiste, his son, i James Blair; Michael. a fiddler, i Charles Parkhurst; commander of the British troops, Harold Faust. Women, girls, youths, soldiers. villagers. 1 Act II-Time five days later. Place, | seashore, Grand Pre-. Additional char | acters, sailors.
 Act HI-Time, five years later, l spring. Place, Louisiana. the garden l of BasilS home on banks of Teche lake. Additional chara cters, boatmen and herdsmen.
 Act 1V-Time, six weeks later. Place, woodland at base of the Ozark noun l tains, near a mission village. Addi- l tional characters. nuns and IndianA
 Act V-Time, 30 years later. Place, Philadelphia, the garden of a hospital. | Additional characters, doctor, nurses and patients.
 The children acted with much abil-
 ity, especially considering their age, none of them being over 13. and Sev- i eral' much younger. The address to
 the graduates and presentation of di- plomas was by Rev M. D. Fuller. The | prizes in history and geograp phy given
 by Anne Brewster Tanning chapter, D. A. R.. were awarded to Leslie Carroll
 and Algina Pepin, the former taking l both first prizes and the latter the two
 second prizes. The words of the class song were composed by Nellie Haddad | The class motto is Strive to Succeed | and the colors blue and white. Ash
 land orchestra played a number of
 selections during the program. The
 ushers were R. P. Gardner, William
 Liberty, John LeClair and H. E. Paul
 Jr.
 The class reception is to be held
 this evening at the Bijou.
 Adela Antonia Ambot, Josephine
 Bertha Ambot, *Louis Joseph Baka-
 nowsky May c. Barry. James Blair
 *Harold E. Faust. Joseph P. Gamache
 *Nellie C. Haddad. Patience Ellis Has kell Edith Louise Howe. Grace Mary Kolhuzs Stella Annia Konicki Flora Belle Littlefeld, Charles J. Parkhurst *Alexina Rosana Pepin. **Diana Agnes
 Pepin, **Helen Mae Rist. George Ed ward Robertson. Walter lame:
 Sawicki, Joseph A. SewicZ. Minnie
 Anna Sewicz. *Irene Lillian Stewart
 Lois Tarbox, Margaret Elizabetl
 Walsh, %Bernard Milton Wechsler.
 Class officers for 1919 are: President
 Harold E. Faust; vice president, Diam
 Pepin; secretary, Bernard Wechsler
 treasurer, Margaret Walsh Fl for the year (two tied averages). for the year (two tied averages. Highest average.
 !. Mrs. F. D. BaIlou entertained tn
 Ladies' society of the Congregations | church at her home Thursday after U noon, 40 being present. As it was tn D l last meeting for the summer. and a C reception to several new members. l short program was given. There wer
 piano solos by Mrs. F. S. Leonard an - Miss Madeline Gallup, a solo by Mir = L. G. Buckingham and humorous read ings by Mrs. E. A. Faust. Mrs. Ballo 7 was assisted in serving by Mrs. Ale E McNicol, Mrs. H. c. Jeffers, Mrs. H. ! 7, Wheelock and Mrs. E. A. Faust. Il Solomon paquette has charge of th
 %ln k, do f e July morning and Is engaging tn d members of the old Jewett City ban n and others who can play to come an e make the early hours ring. They wi e hold a meeting at his shop at T. l. Monday evening.
 .ai The Woman's Missionary society { z, l the Congregational church met vii 2 Mrs. Curtis Hull Wednesday afternoe g at o'clock The meeting was opent y by Mrs. H. N. Wheelock, the presider > A note was received from W. H. Ma expressing appreciation of the vote s- ehsociety regarding the death of MI
 Jane Panton. Ten dollars were appr' h priated to ministerial relief. MI h: Wheelock and Mrs. F. E. Robinst 'f were elected delegates to the sem n annual meeting of the Woman's Hon n Missionary union to be held at Fla m Hartford. The leading subject Of al
 cussion was the work in the south. : & the close of the exercises refreshmen g were served by the hostess. as q. Mrs. A. E. Kingsley of Norwich is d guest at her sisters Mrs. J. T. Ste' Ut arts.
 Mrs. Edw. Gallup was in Daniels