Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19
DANIELSOE AND PUTNAM NEWS
DANIELSON

slncfe lS -SpStlatNS Alt-1f a4tAtSASt'S sAA | interview given at Hartford by Dr. Flaw q s. Luther a native Of the town of | Brooklyn;
 .The trend of education is vocational. said the Rev. pr. FIavel $. Luther, form , CT president of Trinity college discussing modern educational tendencies. Dt. Luther returned to Hartford Wednesday for the fftieth anniversary of his gradu- alton and spent most of the morning vis-
 ting at the college. He was graduated in 1870. He will remain in the city about ten days and then return to California having abandoned his original idea of liv- ing in Hartford again upon learning of
 the difficulty of securing suitable houses in this city. Coming ints the adninis-
 tration building Thursday morning after
 tour of the various college buildings, Dr. Luther commented on the fact that it appeared to be regular Connecticut weather and said that in California one could check his umbrella and need not
 reclaim it until December.
 In speaking of the present situation in the educational field pr. Luther said that | although his statement that the tenaen- cy was vocational might be disputed he was firmly convinced that the vocational 1 idea would continue to receive more and more emphasis. He said, however, that
 he was by no means in favor of giving vocational subjects exclusive place in the curricula believing that the humanities
 shquld be retained to some extent. | Giving prominence to the vocational subjects is justified in pr. Luther's opin- | qn by the object of education which he l expressed as ue.iis 10 1t man for doing | the best things he is capable of doing rather than for being the best thing he is capable of being
 In commenting upon the necessity for | increasing teachers salaries Dr Luther said that although increases had been granted in many places yet further in-
 creases were necessary to retain and attract properly qualified teachers The burden of doing this he said rested upon the public who must realize the needs of the teachers and awake to the respensi- biIityS that the present ipadequacy of
 salaries imposed upon it.
 T pr. Luther is stayin sat the Heubiein
 hotel during his visit. He will spend ! much of his time at the college visiting
 his academic friends and attending to various matters which will require his attention before leaving again for Call : ifornia where he expects to make his home in the future.
 First class room to let; price reas- onsble. Apply at S1 Furnace street, Danielson.-adY.
 Gsle Kinliingiy High School Alumni 1 association reception ill honor of the sen ] for class of the school given Friday evening in the state armory with a large
 number present from all parts of the :, town of AIliing.y and from various sur 5 runding towns.
 : The reception was followed by 9 long
 dance program, going through with
 which the dancers found more comfort . on account of the unusually cool weath, e CT, than is generally the case at this an. s nual function, which follow along tht lines that have been the custom here fol s years past.
 t The following ChiIdren's day program y will be given Sunday evening at o'clocl :, at the Baptist church: Prelude, song b! e congregation invocation; invocation
 offertory, solo, Mrs. Alton Frost sonl t by congregation; pageant, Voices iron + Flowerland." Those taking part will be
 Welcome. Thomas Day; June. Airline An = derson; Father Time, Lindner Gallup l. ChildreR's Day, Anna Wood; Attendants
 Ruth Franklin, Corinne Mitchell; Morn
 ing, Helen Brooks; Night Dorothy Bur
 ton; Conquest Flag Bearer. winifre
 Bell; Angel, Esther Brooks The Littl d Child, Pearl Andrews; Roses. Alice Jor
 Ian, Frances Tillinghast, Margaret Bur 0 ton. Beatrice Lindner, Dorotyh Brooks l. Bessie Spicer, Emily Davis. Beatrie Il Slater; Bees, Florence Moran, Bernie Burdick, Cora Brown. Mildred Filling a hast, Edith Gallup, Thelma Hopkins
 Anella Rice, Dorcas Lindner; Daisies Il Phyllis Brooks, Helen Schroll, Gertrud U Schroll Pearl Andrews. Elsie Allen, Mil dred Young; Benediction; Postlude. > Following are the newly elected officer el of St. Jean Baptist council of this place s, President, Miss Louise GaIlichsnt; vic s- president. Mrs. James Nash; secretar, | Miss Cora Larivierre; financial secretar s, and treasurer, Miss Jeanette Larivierre n matron of honor, Mrs. L. J. Fournier T. auditor, Mrs. Pierre Bouiaine. Thes Ia officers are to be installed later. e. If you wish prompt and careful mott T. trucking service. or baggage trapsfe 'h red, all work being done at very reason Ia able rates, telephone 243-S or 360 or ca T. at American Railway Express ofice.- B. adv.
 f Miss Mignon Morin. daughter of NJ o- and Mrs. L. J. Morin, of Reynolds stre, V is to to be graduated this month frol ,v Villa Maria one of Cansda's most s'
 feet schools, in the shadow of Moul H. Royal.
 n-l Members of the Crusaders of the Bal de tist church are to be at the Frost co V tage at Old Killingly pond next Tuesds el at their annual outing, the party leaxir
 here in the afternoon.
 es Naval recruiting officers who ha,
 been working in this particular sectic u- have not had much success in inducir u- young men to join Uncle Sam's st n, forces, notwithstanding that the oppo Tn tunities offered are exceptional and a lel ord a chance to learn one of many us GO ful trades.
 ol' The pk William Danielsc l. iapter, D. A. R., to have an outing A' the Woit -I~4- ..----. ,~vIr aDandoned.
 Miss Adah French. formerly of Fla - Killingly. and Herbert Pepler, of Danie ,n son, were married Wednesday at Pay Ii tucket. Mir. PepIer has been with u Danielson Cotton company here.