Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-03
UNCASVuLE


 Terew1s a large attendance at the Graduattng exercises at Uncasville school Wednesday evening. The audi Arium was decorated with ferns. 1au- VI. evergreen and roses. The follow ing programme was given: March; in vocation, Rev. c. c. Tibbits; song, All Haili Land of the Free, song. school chorus; America, the Land of Oppor- tunity, Frederick Eldridge; recita- tion. The Legend Beautiful. Inez Orn; war poems. Independence Bell 1776. Cows. 1861. Florence Burnham; In Flanders Fields, 1918, MacColIins; es- say, Boy Scouts, Louis Mousley; song I'm Scout of Uncle Sam, boys cho- rus; Clara Barton, Sigrid Aston; His toric Phrases of the War, William De- vine; My School Life in America, An drea Meloni; song. Allegiance. school chorus; address and presentation of per, Alice Tooker; awarding of Com stock prizes; song. Commencement Day, school chorus
 The graduates are: Sigrid Aston, Florence Burnham, Elma Chartier Mae Collins. William Devine, Louise Doherty, Frederick Eldredge, Andrea Meloni. Louis Mousley. Inez Orn and Alice Tooker. The class motto is Find a Way or Make a Way. and the class colors are blue and gold. This is the nrst class to graduate from the new building which was given the town by Mrs. Ralph H. Melcer.
 Relatives. friends and former gradu- ates gathered Tuesday evening in Palmer Memorial hall to listen to the pleasing program given by the senior class of Palmer Memorial school as follows: March: invocation, Rev. c. c. Tibbetts; address of welcome, Ellen Sklmngton; song. Anchored, Boy scouts Lester Dart. Herbert Hoover Cesare PeracCa: recita tion, How Did You Die? Mildred Watt: song. Morn ing Invitation. school: Class Trip of 1919, Nathan Piltch: piano duet, Fes- tai Day. George Chagnon and Alice Rafrery: presentation of class gift George ChagnOn. Jean Naljean, Rose Burocze- address. Frank Barber, su- perIntcndent Of schools, Midd1etown; presentation of diplomas and awards Ing o4 oIl=tocN prizes, Ralph H. Mel cer The class motto is He Conquers Who E-lUres. The members of the cla~5 are Isidore Blacker. Rose Bur ] -.-.---= Hickey. Cesare Peracca, Ma t12a Pitch. Alice Raftery, Ellen Skif- d1ston. Rena Uugerer, Mildred Watt
 Miss Marian Henry, employed in ftarsIord' IS spending a few days t lhe home Of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Edwin Henry.
 Mrs Ralph 1T. MeIcer entertained the members of the Methodist Woman's Home Missionary society at her home Wednesday afternoon. The annual election resulted as follows: President, Mrs Ralph II. Melcer: vice president Mrs Hubert G Dart; secretary. Mrs. Louis c. Newton After the business meeting Mrs. William Vallett read from the missionary year book and others read articles on missionary work This meeting was held We'd nesday afternoon that the society might hold a strawberry supper on ]. Thursday evening The committee in charge was Mrs. William Valett, Mrs 1 John Botham. Mrs. Burke G. Hewitt | Mrs Charles F. Bartlett. The rooms and tables were decorated with ram bier roses. Cake ice cream and straw 1 berries were on sale. There was a | large attendance and generous patron ] age
 Miss Jennie F1nnegan has returned after an automobile trip through New 1 York state which included the Cats l kills.
 The first meeting of the Girls Can ming club this season was held Mon | das afternoon at the rooms in the new school building. An instructor from 1 out Of town gave special demonstra- | tiOu Of canning strawberries and as- DzraguS- The members are girls over 1 r years of age each one bringing a 1 quart jar with sufficient fruit or vege- l tables to fill it. Miss Alice Ramage is l in charge of the club.
 At the meeting of the Good Cheer Sunshine society at the home of the | president. Mrs Augustus c. Stearns, l the state president. Mrs. D. c. Saun- ders. was present and gave an inter esting account of Sunshine work that l is being done in the state.
 MT. and Mrs Hubert c. Dart of Oak i dale are registered part time stu | dents at the summer school of religious l educa ton at Connecticut college. MT. 1 and Mrs Dart are earnest workers in | the Methodist church in this village.