Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
Spirit of the Forest-Louise Frech-

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 Water Nymph-Mol1y Goldberg.
 The Storm-Helen McGrath. l Those who will represent ''Sunshines will be Helen McGrath. leader, Laura ! Nye, Susie Bruckner. Eleanor | Mitchell, Nellie Hobart, Libera Ruga, Agnes Phelan, Lydia Nichols. Clarie Draduelli, Ethel Chipperfeld, Ruth Thompson. Leila Carpenter, Ruth l Wheeler, Isabelle Leon, Arno Thomp- l son, May Spellman, Ina Larsen, Ol- ga, Gervasini, Virginia Prescott. Francis Franham. Zilla Farnham, Hei- en Card, Leonora Goldberg, Dolores Brown, Angeline Algiere, Annie Gen l tile, Mildred Harrington, Aleane 1 Strong, Cancettina Morina, Grace Ho- bart, Esther Deutsch, Florence Ian donio, Annie Broadfoot, Helen Wills. May Harmon. Elizabeth Harmon. DeRocco. Madelaine Sutcliffe, Eliza beth Bellamy, Gloria Simmons, Esther Knight, Jamie Roode, Mary Pearson. Blanca Franquelli, Loretta Carr. The fiddler will be Edward Brown and the minister Rev. F. A. MacDon- l aid, while the rider will be Calvert Cottrell, 3rd.
 l Angelo DotoIo was before Judge Williams in the local court Thursday 1 morning on a charge of violent as- sault on his wife, Maggie Dotolo, committed several days ago. The mans wife entered plea of leniency for her husband. Judge Williams placed the accused on probation and charged him court costs. Dotolo was arrested Tuesday night near the l Westerly railroad station by Officer Chase.
 l The Fourth Company, Rhode Island State Guard, held their annual ban quet at the Rhode Island house We'd 1 nesday evening with an attendance of nearly one hundred. The menu served was as follows:
 Chicken Soup Fill Your Canteens
 Radishes Olives Assorted Nuts Rifle drilled Bayoneted a la Frank Broiled Fresh Mackerel
 Keek your eye on Joe
 Roast Eimy Ridge" Turkey
 Trench Dug Cranberry Sauce
 Orange Sherbet Heinie Style
 92- Calibre Bullets String Beans
 Mashed Extracted
 Lettuce and Tomato Salad Regular Canton" Mixture
 
 "Tweet! Tweet!" Mitchell Takes It
 Coffee
 A la Sergt. Gene?
 Locker Cigars and Cigarettes
 There were orchestra selections dur ing the banquet. The table was ar | ranged in the form of a horseshoe. The speakers were: Postmaster, Corp Frank G. Ahern; Our Equipment. It Col. c. H. Ledward; The Militia, Maj Everett ID. Whipple: What I Think ot You, Capt. A. P. Datson
 The committee comprised Frank G Ahern, chairman; Sgt H. P. Clark secretary; r. c. P. W. Currier. treas urer; Corp. Carl E. Burdick, Corp. F N. Robinson. Corp. William Smith, F 1 c. P. c. w. Nudge, Priv. Sidney Blake Sgt. David A. Lowry.
 At the graduating exercises of Hop kinton High school Wednesday nigh the program was as follows: Proces. sional: invocation, Rev E. A. Witter song, Send Out Thy Light. Gounod chorus; salutatory with essay, Tht Advantages of Country Life, Thelms Glendora Bill; essay with valedictory Thoughts About Flowers, Elsie Iren. Jordan; song, America the Beautiful Kendall, chorus; address, Hon. Samue H. Davis; song, A Merry Life, Denza chorus: presentation or diplomas. Rev E. P. Mathewson; song, Victory Bells George Nevin, chorus; benediction Rev. D. B. Coon.
 Local Laconics. The town hall and the Westerl High school were decorated in tn national colors Thursday in anticipa tion of the Old Home week ceIebrat tio next week.
 ho 1io of NY :. erly High school has been talking o :. holding a banquet at Watch Hill thi :. week or next, but up to Thursday af ternoon nothing definite in the way o . plans had been decided upon. . Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Briggs of Ash away, who are on a trip to Washing , ton, Philadelphia and Atlantic City |. are expected home the latter part c this week. Dr. Briggs is a delegat