Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-10

ness. Miss Gillette was born in 1884, the daughter of Griswofd and Sophia Gillette. She had been member of the First Congregations church for bA years, Surviving her is a niece, Miss Mary liar ris of Warsaw, N. Y., and two nephews, Charles E. Wilcox of New Maven and Edward C. Wroill. of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Rose Antola, s5, died Thursday morning. at the home of her daughter, field avenue, from acute bronchitis. She is survived by her daughter, with whom she lived. and two sons, John Antolo of Jersey City, N. J.. and Paul Antola, who l resides in South America. The Emeralds are to play the team representing the fast Rockville Athletic | Association for their weekly home game and since they have hit their stride the game should prove an interesting one to watch. This is the team that defeated 1 the local Kaeey team with Hap liar team has been strengthened and new in l cludes Gonnors and Copeland, both oi 1 whom are playing regularly with the Bigelow- -Hartfords. In a game played
 early this week these two men aided { their team in defeating the Fisk Red Tops industrial champions of 1919. I've
 overtime periods were necessary before l the winning goal was made by tho Thompsonville aggregation. Connors if local contests He will hold the jump
 ing posSion Copeland is in forward position. The remainder of the tean comprises Grenier. Sherider, Higgins | O'Hara, OBrien and Berger. This cit! and Rockville have always been rival. I nsports and both teams want to win
 The preliminary game is to be betweei
 "O'Brien's travelling Carnival team" ant the Birds" The center position ol CTS, Paul and "Joe'' but brotherly love i to be abandoned for the time of tn
 game,
 WilIimantic people responded gener ously to the annual call for Donation Day issued by the Woman's Auxiliar! to St. Joseph's hospital. Mrs. A. c
 Scripture, chairman of the committe
 on delicaeies, reports the collection Q jellies,- preserves, canned fruits, as wei as cash, as follows: 7S quart jars, I
 pint jars, four two-quart jars, 10
 glasses of jelly, 1S bottles grape juice
 70 assorted cans of fruit and vegetables
 24 cans string beans. one peach baske
 of pears, one basket mixed fruit, tw' dozen oranges, one pound of coffee, | pounds of sugar and S20 in cash. The donors are Mrs. A. c. Parsons Miss Edith Paschal, Miss Ada Little field, Mrs. P. F. Moriarty, Mrs. J. Q
 Sullivan, Mrs E. Bourbon, Mrs. Franl l C. Herrick, Miss Dorothy Jones, Mis-
 Eliza T. Gallivan, Mrs. .. c. Clark l Mrs H. R.. Chappell, Mrs. Owen 0'NeI ] Mrs James Tighe. the Daughters Q | Gastile,, Mrs. W. L. Jenkins, Mrs. Alber i Fournier, Mrs. ". c. Holman. Mrs. J, Colgan, Mrs. John Henry, Miss Ami Owens, Mrs Flynn, Mrs. Fancy, Mrs
 McCaffrey, Miss Bertha Moriarty, Mrs
 A. Ds Boss, Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs: F | D. Moreau, Mrs. Robert Hannon, Mrs Ann Murphy, Mrs M E. Sullivan, Mrs H. c. Lathrop, Miss Clafrie Stiles, Mis- Mary Stiles, Miss Anna Stiles, Mrs. J
 F. Fitzgerald, Mrs. w. A. Costello, Mrs Fred HornbeEger, Mrs Donald French Mrs. Mary W. Sullivan, Mrs. M. A. Sul ! livan, Mrs. Walter J. Costello, Mrs, F.. Casey, Mrs. Joseph Riordan, Mrs
 Arthur Racicot, Mrs. Bert Hicks, Mrs
 Eliza, Murphy, Miss, Agnes NelligaI Mrs. J. T. McQuillan, Mrs. Margare Ryan, Mrs. T. E. Sullivan, Mrs. J. Girouard. Mrs c. p. Stone, Mrs. L. N Warren, Mrs. C. M Scripture, Mrs. 4 c. Scripture. and p. E. Dunn.
 Principal Edgar "A. sEasss: has issue the honor roll for the. seeond markin 5 period at Wlndham dlgn Senool NlRe
 ty-seyen pupils have marks 80 per cen Tor better in four subjects. .Ninetee I marks go per cent. and over, the rt s maming 7Ss.beingr 80 per eesftsraild eve =Qf those having 90 per cent, and be- E ter,S were boys, and 13 were girls. l 5 marks of 80 per cent. and over the boy
 numbered 27, the girls 51. The list fe E lows: E ..-. b Pupils above 30 per cent in four sul l jects: ,-t s:
 E Seniors-Charles CurEan, :. Christip Beebe, Doris Bowen. z4<s.4 ,... E, Juniors-Edna Burgess, .Lema Fulle ton.
 E Sophomores-Ch Christopher Case. Kel meth Fryer, Lew Kitay, Anna Berna Marguerite Prue.
 Freshman = Elizabeth Case ,Caroly Cummings, Mildred Johnson, Eiles Murphy, Lillian Ottenheimer, Dorotf \ Paine, Emily Parizek, Sara Robinso E Lila Seeley.
 Fl Pupils above 80 per cent. in four su E jects:
 Seniors-Wallace Blakeslee, Walt, E Day. Alan Eaton, Luther Martia, Lou Rabinowitz, Russell Webster, Suss E Beebe, Elsie Birbarie. Josephine Bor \ vicka, Hazel Bracket, Anna Bye, Constance Clapp, Grace Goddard, Fal