Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
WILLIMANTIC

mory while the annual field day dance
was being held in the hall. Announce
ments of the winners of the various con-
tests were made shortly after 1890 o.
clock Sunday morning after the judges
had opened all decisions The contests
for appearance were close, many corps
averaging 80 per cent. perfect one 90 IL
per cent. and the army and navy corps
making perfect record.
The results of the contests and the
prizes awarded follow:
Corps Contests.
Best appearing drum corps, two prizes,
silver cups, first, Army & Navy Fife
drum and bugle corps, Worcester, Mass,
Second Royal Typewriter fife and drum
corps, Hartford.
Appearance, bagpipe bands, one prize,
silver cup awarded, Caledonian Kilties,
of Holyoke, Mass.
Playing ancient class Clio beats), two
prizes, silver cups-first Lancraft fife
and drum corps, of New Haven; second
Pennington fife and drum corps, Union
= vile.
E Playing ancient corps Clio beats) mil
b itary flies, prize, silver cup, awarded
Worcester Continentals, Worcester,
Mass.
Playing modern class (12O beats) two
and drum corps, Stonington second,
Royal Typewriter Fife and Drum Corps,
Hartford
Playing bagpipe bands, two prizes, sill
yer cups, first Caledonian Kilties, Hol-
yoke, Mass, second Manchester Kilties,
Manchester.
! Playing fife and drum and bugle, two
3 prizes, silver cups, first, Torrington fife,
drum and bugle corps, Torrington sec
ond. st. AIMS fife and drum and bugle
corps, Waterbury.
Playing piccolo or flute, two prizes,
silver cups, first, Silk City flute band,
South Manchester; second, Lafayette
drum corps, Holyoke, Mass.
Corps coming the longest distance. sill
yer cup awarded Corticelli Thread Com
q pany fife and drum corps, Leeds, Mass,
distance about so miles
Souvenir gold cup, winner, Worcester
Contnentals, Worcester, Mass.
Individual Contests.
Best appearing major, two prizes, gold
and silver medal, first, to Henry John
Syrina-American drum corps, Worcester,
Mass. second George S. Haven, Worces.
. ter Continental drum corps, Worcester,
Mass.
S Baton Swinging, two prizes gold and
= silver medals. first, to John Smedick,
n Torrington fife and drum corps; second,
= Arthur Niellette, ST. Anne's Fife drum.
and bugle corps, Waterbury.
Snare drumming, two prizes, gold and
silver medals, first, John Bagin, Worces
, ter Continentals, second Harold King
\ Lancraft fife and drum corps, New Ha
ven.
: Bass drumming. two prizes, gold ant
silver medals first, Robert Brindley
c Lancraft Corps, New Haven; second
f Samuel Rankin. TalcottviIle drum corps
4 | Talcottville, Conn.
Ancient filing, two prizes, gold and sill
Yer medals, first T. D. O'Connor Y NJ
/ 4. A. & p. corps of New Britain, second
c 3. LaWton, Lancraft corps, New Haven
4 Modern fling, two prizes, gold and sill
4 yer medals, first ]. McCarron, Y. NJ. 7
y. A. & Il. Corps New Britain, second, J
T. Murphy, Y NJ. T. A. & B. Corps, New
Britain.
, P.ccolo. prize. gold medal, awarded t
i. Patsy Moggolo American Italian drur
CORPS, Worcester, Mass
+. Fluting, prize, gold medal, awarde,
- a. Lavalle, of Lafayette drum corps
: Holyoke, Mass.
Bugler prize. gold medal awarded t
r Herbert Hansen, Army and Navy drur
= corps, Worcester Mass.
n Bagpipers, two prizes. gold and silve
= medals, first, AlecS Scott, of Caledonia
ii Kilties, Holyoke, Mass, second. Rober
Is Ramsay, Caledonian Kilties, Holyoke.
p Most popular major two prizes, gol
and silver medals first. to George
: Haven. Worcester Continentals, seconC
john Shea Continentals, of America
Steel and Wire Company, Worcester
Mass
During next week the s-=tnmar school
Of this city viii hold graduating exer
nises. three on Tuesday, June Is, an
four on Wednesday, June 18th. Their
viii be no graduation at The Oak
grammar school this year but Thursda
afternoon; June 17th, there are to b
patriotic exercises at that school. I'll
number Of graduates this year will b
- ] % of whom So are from the publ
schools and AZ from the two parochia
schools. The year has been a most sue
cessful one, especially for st. Joseph
where the enrolment increased abou
100 The total registration at the school
is 2,350, divided as follows: St Mary!
n 500: St. Joseph's, $40; Natchaug, 495
Windham Street, 425; Oaks. 1870; Wine
ham Center, %; South Windham, 81
North Windham, 20.
The following schools viii hold grad
| uating exercises Tuesday June Is
! Windham Street at the high school aud
| forum at ,. m. Members of elias
= AZ. Programme to include two or thre
r | playlets, also essays and music. Robel
II. Fenton, a member of the town schot
committee, will present the diploma
i Windham Center school to be held {
CONGREGATIONAL chapel, at Windham Ger
ter at y. m. DR.. F. e. Guild, chairma
Of the town school committee, will pr
sent the diplomas to the four member
Of the class South Windham gramma
school, graduation expected to be heI
in Guilford Smith hall at p. m. whe
the four graduating pupils will recei,
=, diplomas.
~ The schools holding exercises Wet
- nesday. June 18th, are: Natchaug gran
ea mar school, at high school auditorium ;
Pr 2 r. N. There will be 30 graduates ar
&C DR.. F. p. Guild will present the dipl
w $50 VII COHslst OIL cohce
4S -uHipe4s' essays ana music. Nor