Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-26
WHLIMANTIC

ing was reported, over 150 sitting down to the tables. a
 Over 150 attended the benefit dance given in the town hall Wednesday evening under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus. Picketts or chestra furnished music and during the intermission refreshments were served.
 In behalf of>the board of trustees of the First Spiritualistic society of Will limantic, which owns the building on Bank street. the upper portion of which is being used for a moving pie ture theatre, Sheriff Charles A. Gates yesterday served notice on the pro- prietor of the theatre. Salvatore Foti, to vacate the premises by July 1st. The papers in the case were made out by Attorney Thomas J. Kelly, acting for the society. The reason for the action could not be ascertained Wednesday. The present occupant has been run ming the theatre for over year and has said that he has a lease of the premises until June 1, 1920. One of the best programs ever ar | ranged for and given by a graduating class of the Natchaug school was that of this years clas, which held it's ex- ercises in assembly hall of the Wind ham High school Wednesday evening at o'clock before large audience. A feature of the exercises not on the ] program was the reading of the roll of honor of the graduates of Natchaug | school taken from the records of the school back to the year 1897. All the | numbers on the program were finely given and showed careful thought and preparation by teachers and pupils l The work of the Natchaug school chor- | us of 30 voices was especially good | and each number was warmly ap- plauded. The exercises were brought to close by the presentation of the diplomas by H. Clinton Lathrop of the school committee, who also awarded the Julia F. Peck fund prizes. An in- teresting feature in connection with the latter is the fact that four pupils participated in the prizes instead o1 one. The fund for these prizes was given by Thomas F. Somers of New York in memory of Julia F. Peck, . teacher for many years in old Match. aug from which an annual prize o. S250 in gold was to be awarded tht pupil having the highest standing fol the last year in school. Four pupils il elis years class had the same stand ing and so were awarded prize O $2.50 each in gold-Bessie Levine I Reuben Rothblatt. The program a given Wednesday night follows:
 Peace Hath Her Victories. No Les l Renowned Than War, Milton. Loyal in Peace.
 ] Chorus-Spirit of Heroes, words b, i Mary Sibley Evans; Natchaug schoo chorus, Mrs. c. H. Caswell. accom- panist.
 A Thought from the Hindu. | Var and Peace.
 Young America, Youths Companion Merritt Carpenter
 |, Sentiments of Judge Hughes an John Williams.
 Carry On, Robert w. Service, Joh |, Simmons.
 Stars of Liberty. Minna Irving, Sa bra Stoughton.
 When the Boys Come Home. Fran : L. Stanton, Louise Thompson. l Twenty Sixth Division James Stevens, Hartford, April 3, 1919, Mari on Mccarthy.
 Song of the Armorcr, George I Devin.
 The Rosenbergs. The Delineato Irene Oatley.
 A Song for Our Heroes, Edwi Markham. Eleanor Foote.
 Immortal Sayings of Immortal Me Louise Thompson. Florence Wyatt Fred Prag. James Butler. Stephani ] Miela Morris Cherny, Lyman Rabine witz. and other members of the class.
 Two familiar songs with introdue tions-Burt Squires, Richard Ellis, an chorus.
 Today, Angela Morgan. Bessie Le l vine.
 Dialogue, Entertaining City Visitor Della. Irene Oatley: Sadie. Els SkoGlund: Nettie. Eleanor Foote: Be: sic. Minnie Malolie; Cornelia, Sara By eel; Evangeline, Annie Anthony.
 Music-Come Where the Lili' Bloom. Will L. Thompson.
 War and Peace Huhom-Florent Wyatt, William Krug, Fred Prag. Cli
 ton Dawson. Mary Miela Stephan
 Miela, Marion Mccarthy. Ernest Becl er Raymond Hanna. Willard Stearn - Morris Cherny. Hyman Raboniwitz ar
 other members of the class.
 Dialogue-Brought to Trial for Blov
 in from J. G. Hollands Arthur Bonn
 castle Judge. Reuben Rothblat
 Henry Hulm. Wilfred Delude; Const;
 ble Samuel Israel; Constable. Richal
 Ellis: Arthur Bonnicastle. Bennie R, Q sen: Mir. Bird. Robert Bowen. Play-The Browning of Peace. No - Archibald Smith: Liberty, Madely
 Shepard War. Allyn Rose: Peac
 Edith Park; Herald, John Simmon
 Herald Merritt Carpenter.
 Music-Columbia, Our Motherlan
 arranged by Grant Drake.
 Presentation of diplomas. H. c. L.
 throp of the school committee C Presentation of the Julia F. Pe
 fund prizes.
 n School song-Old Natchaug. A meeting of the general commi
 tee in charge of the proposed welcor
 home celebration to be given in hon
 of the sons of Old Windham who to, l. part of the world war, was held
 two o'clock Wednesday afternoon
 the Chamber of Commerce rooms, 's which time the initial steps we
 taken for making plans and arang