Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-26
DANIELSON

Delegates from many sections of the
 county gathered at the Baptist church
 here "Wednesday for a meeting of the
 Ashford Baptist association. The
 meeting opened with song service. reading and prayer. the programme being as follows: Morning session. at 10.30, song service. Scripture reading
 and prayer, Rev. E. A. Blake; address of welcome, Raymond E. Allen, super intendent; reading rules of order;
 music; address. Earths New Song, i
 Rev. A. D. Carpenter. Willimantic; 1 music; address, The Making of a I Man, Rev Charles B. Fisher. East
 Killingly; business; afternoon session, l 1.45, devotional. Rev. B. c. Bugbee,
 Warrenyille; reading of school letters,
 Raymofld E. Allen. secretary; roll call,
 short exercise is expected from
 each school; report of nomina ting
 committee: music; address. The
 Training for Leadership, Rev. George lC. s. MacKay, Putnam; music; ad- 1 dress Rev. P. F. Wolfenden. Water ford; closing. 1 In the superior court at Williman- tic Wednesday a divorce was granted Mrs. Charlotte Atwood of Hawkins street from Harold B. Atwood of
 Broad street. The action was uHcon- tested.
 Frederick H. Pierce, for the past five years sub- master of the Lewiston, Me, High school, is to become princl- pal of the institution and will assume his duties at the opening of the school year in September. Lewiston lis Maine's second largest city. has population of approximately 35,oe0.
 and high school enrolment of 400
 students, with 20 teachers. MT. Pierce
 has been engaged practically exclu-
 sively in educational work since he
 was graduated from Brown univer- sity, where he entered after grad uating from Killingly High school in , the class of 1904. Prior to going to , Lewiston he taught at Newcastle aca- demy at East Machias. Me, and at
 Washington academy at Newcastle, Me.
 At Lewiston during. the past five II years his success has been very marked. He has taught science and l has been in charge of athletics at the . school. He is a natural disciplinarian 7 and moreover exceedingly popular . with the student body, which is at l tested by the fact that he was recent , ly presented with a loving cup by the : Athletic association of the Lewiston : High school.
 MT. Pierce, with his wife and child, l is at present staying with his parents,
 I MT. dnQ fAlNdh 2CiNS' Oh
 Squaw Rocks farm, south of here. He ], is 32 years of age.
 Q Newman Storer, 4. son of Cashier n Francis E. Storer of the Windham 7, County National bank and Mrs. Stor- a CT, sustained a painful injury to his = eye while playing in the yard near his e home A small and sharp stick pene- ! trated the eyeball. causing an injury
 that threatened the loss of sight :, | though it is hoped that this contin- !, U gency will be averted The child was Il taken to Providence for treatment by
 an eye specialist. Unless there are C untoward developments it is expected ;. that the injury will heal without . leaving any permanent af1iction. 5. Reports received by the executiv. v committee of the Windham County s. Agricultural society, which for year: , out of memory has conducted the an 2. nual Brooklyn fair, indicate that ad q ditions will have to be made to th' D. cattle sheds this year and other expan I. Sions made to care for what promise IT to be a larger and better fair thai V ever. This agricultural society is tn l. oldest in the United States, having |; : history of more than 100 years. Flo
 Windham county people it has com
 ! to be as much of an old home day a 's an agricultural exhibition and thi S double charm has made it an attrac A' tion that promises to endure througl $ the years to come.
 Glittering Fantasia, an elaborate To cal spectacle. was given it's first pres ,- entation here at the Orpheum theate
 Wednesday evening. under the aus
 pices of the Danielson Girls club an r. the personal director, Victor Erhar y owner of the attraction.
 " Lavish scenic properties and elabor m ate costumes contributed largely > the making of one of the most bril- al liant Spectacles ever presented i
 DanielsoD. The big cast. eonsiderin If the brief period of rehearsals, ha to been splendidly prepared by MT. Er Id hart, so the unfolding of the produc rt tion was a delight to all.
 "a Much of Danielsons dramatic an ,a vocal talent was included in the eas ,s with Miss Margaret Beckley as Quee .,no, of Fantasia, Mrs. Herbert J. Barne ao as Topsy, Miss Mayme Dunn as Ros. o, Miss Loretta Lambert as Sukey an n Miss Lena Roberge as Dina. Carro o+ Alen appeared as soloist.
 li' The case was a large one and d Il vided into the following groups: st Scene 1. The Land of Golden Bui o5 I troness: Miss Agnes Jacobs; Beatrit m lu Beckett, Gordon Cunneen. Gertru6 III Reynolds, Robert Nash. Phyllis Kei CT worthy, Edward Nash. Winnifred Ja ss cobs, Robert Princeton, Anna Rici e. mond, Franklin Adams. Doris Mona ,y' han, Bertram Hammond Lenr Coo re Edward Cunneen. Henrietta Thomr 'i- son, Gerard Morin. Janet Kenned lls Jerome Herman, Billy Reynolds, Catl
 crime Cogan.
 CT Jolly Masqueraders. Patrones. as Mrs o1,is Kennedy So1oist Sidnf ty Marland. Emily Williams Mildre of Burton, Anna White. Alice Wells, K; SC therine Moran, Winnifred Mora c. Yvonne Goulet. by Sweethearts and Suitors. Patrol he ess, Miss Lucille Caron. Soloist, Ca IS, roll Allen. G. Keegan. H. Hutcain mt M. Caron. Rene Caron, Ruth Smit -er Norman Reeves. Lucille Caron.
 in Snow Fairies: Dorothy Hamilto all Edna Anderson, Florence Lathro nd Helen Hopkins, Yvonne Laeas, Elo. he Babson, Shirley Jackson. Elsa Bar e. lett, Irma Perry, Mayette Pane. Ali he Jordan, Ruth Francis. Mildred Burr ge Airline Babson, Jeanette Paine. nt Dance of the Sea Shells: Hel, u- Hopkins, Florence Lathrop, Yvorl on Lacas, Mayette Paine, Arlene Babso
 Ruth Francis, Edna Anderson.
 Coral Fairies: Patroness: Mrs. Ca ny Hamilton Francis Demb3. Glad ne ne Cook, Fay Logee. Winnifred Hamme llo Florence Moran. Cora Brown. We lse Franklin, Lila Fitzpatrick, Mary J III m cobs, Ruth Clark, Florence G:ngrs ne Thelma Cogan. Deborah Brooks, Do ter othy Brooks, Teresa McEwen, Ar zen Wells, Ruth Cunneen, Doris Adam ms Florence Laporte. Ethel Wells, De lon Gouet Flora Keech.
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