Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
NORWICH TOWN

NORWICH TOWN
 In the large gathering at the Dodge Brown wedding Wednesday evening, out of town guests included: Mrs. Robert Demming of Berlin,- MT. and Mrs. William Stoddard and Merton Stoddard. Miss Ellen Bursley, MT. and Mrs. Albert Saunders and Miss Ethel Saunders and Mrs. Frances Butler, ak of New London; Mir and Mrs. Walter D. Dodge, Clarence o. Clark and Harry $. Colburn of Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Jacob Betts of Williman- tic.
 The graduating exercises held on Thursday afternoon. at Town street and West Town street schools, were l largely attended. Flags, roses, laurel. daisies and peonies. formed the deco | rations.
 At West Town street school, Rev 1 Francis II. Rose of Virginia Univer- l sity, who with his family is spending 1 the summer here. gave a most instruc- tive address to the graduating class. i Rev. MT Roses subject was Educa- | tion Outside Of School, Educa tion Al i ways. Miss Florence Bennett. prin-
 cipal of West Town street school, was 1 presented a choice cut glass vase, fill
 ed with roses. by the graduating class, The programme follows:
 Song, America. school: recitation, l The Meaning of Americanism. Hughes, l Ellen J. Sweet; piano solo, Sunset in 1 Already Macy. Winifred A. Pounch;
 recitation, Our Common Heritage,
 Balfour, Alfred E. Marchand; song, 1 The Gondolier, grades and s; reel
 tation, The Giver. Woods, Blanche L, Wheeler; piano solo. By the Sea, Fish, CT, Ethel F. Morris; rectation, Les
 sons of the War. Roosevelt, Delsie G.
 Ames; violin solo, Beethovens Minuet in G, Ruth Sterry; recitation. Amer ica First, Woodrow Wilson, Stanton
 E. Brown; song. Our Clock, grades and 8; recitation, The American I Ideal, w oodrow Wilson. George A Smith; vocal solo, The Long, Long Trail, Ellen J. Sweet; recitation, Great l Heart Kfplings Ethel E. Morris: gong Brides Lullaby. grades and 8; rec
 itation. The World Significance of the
 War, William H. Taft, John F.
 Jones; song. Sailing Home. grades I
 and 8; recitation. The Question. Van Cleve, Winifred A. Pounch; piano so- - 10, The Sportsman's Dream, Lawrence ! Florence F. Brown. recitation. Oh
 Say. Can You Sing? Barbour, George
 Ii. Witschekowski; The Prayer. Burr
 Estred H. Alquist; song, America the
 Beautiful grades ' and 8; recitation
 Beethovens Moonlight Sonata. Flor ence E. Brown; presentation of diplo-
 mas, Allen Latham: song. The Stal
 Spangled Banner
 The class of 1919 includes: Estre6
 Helen, Alquist, Delsie Geneva Ames
 Florence Eleanor Brown, Ethel Eliza
 beth Morris, Winifred Agnes Pounch
 Ellen Josephine Sweet. Blanche Lena Wheeler Stanton Edgar Brown, Johr 1 6y1r SJar Fchand, George Adams Smith, George
 Henry Witschekowski.
 West Town Street School Florence :, NJ. Bonnet. principal; Elizabeth c
 Danihy, pianist. Order of exercises
 March, Hazel Cruthers. pianist grade @ s; prayer, Rev. William J. Crawford fissGng, The GondoHer, school; drama u tized reading lessen. memorized, giyer
 in five acts, Nathan Hale; song, Sail
 ing Home, school; addIess, Rev Fran
 is H. Rose, Virginia University; song Swing Song. school; presentation o1 !, diplcmae, prizes, Rev. Francis H Rose; song, The Woodman, school, Sl song. Aneriea he Beautiful. school class motto, Strive and Succeed. ;, 1re class or -1a4J:t lne0aore ". Con. } neil, H. Francis Hanrahan. B. Warrer T Hill, Willard F. Manning, John J Mara, LeRoy II. Miner. Lawrence T | Murray James FE O'Connen John M 7 Rogers. Mary H. Tumicki, Viola J Turnbull.
 Those who attended the commence , iment exercises, Wednesday, at Con recticut College, as guests of Missel
 Ruth Avery. Marion Rogers and Su I san Wilcox, who were members of tn !. . graduating class. included MT. ant Mrs. Dwight W. Avery. Misses Helel and Elizabeth Avery and Reginalt !, Avery of West Town street, Mis- : Mary A. c. Avery from the city, Mrs ! i Frank Fuller of Abingdon, Rev. an, : Mrs. Dwight c. Stone of Stoningtor MT. and Mrs. Woodbury o. Rogers 0
 Upper Washington street, Alliso1 V Rogers of Boston, Mrs. William E 7 Wilcox and Miss Emily Wilcox 0 : Scotland road.
 - Guests of Mrs. Edward A. Smith o = Williams street. at luncheon Wednes day were Mrs. Richard Mansfield an
 Mrs Charles Gorton of New LOndol 2 Mrs A. NJ. Stacy and Mrs. Williar f Pendleton. of Oswega tchie
 Dr. ard Mrs. Leslie T. Gager >C (
 New York, who are spending part ( their wedding trip in Norwich as tn
 guests of pr. Gager's uncle and aun ! MT. and Mrs Charles A. Gager, II ! of Broadway. were callers Thursda E at the home of Dr. Gager's grand Ii parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Ga El ger, Sr., of Wawecus street.
 : Allison c. Rogers of Boston. be! IS man at the Storms -Garretson weddin Y Saturday evening in Roselle. N. J., q spending this week at the home
 his parents, MT. and Mrs. Woodbur n o. Rogers of Upper Washingto e street. Before coming to Norwich NJ v Rogers, called on friends in Ne ,e York.
 s, Addison Dodge of Springfield, Mass e. whose marriage, with Miss Marth Ie Brown of Norwich Town took plaC
 Wednesday evening, is a son of u ,r late Rev and Mrs. J. o. Dodge. ft k. many years residents of West Tow