Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-30
sTONINGTON

There will be public meeting next Thursday evening in the parlors of the Road church, when matters of agricul- tural interest will be discussed by County Agent Johnson under the auspices of the New London county farm bureau. Also home demonstration by Miss Stratton. The local committee is plannine to make it pleasurable as well as instructive occasion.
 W. R. Snyder will continue as super intendent of the Stonington schools and W. B. Moves as principal of the Stoning- ton High school, according to the list of teachers which has just been compiled by the school authorities. Other appoint ments of special and grade teachers in- clude the following:
 Supervisor of Music-Doris Paine.
 Supervisor of Drawing and Manual Training-Laura M. Chabot.
 ScienceJ-William E. Gillis.
 Mathematics and Athletics-Roy Call.
 English and Hstory-Luna A. Colver.
 English and History-Margaret F. O'Connor.
 Commercial-Elizabeth A. Smedley.
 Commercial-Marie R. McCaffery.
 Commercial-May Louise Pendleton
 French-Mae F. Caine.
 Latin-Marjorie Mackenzie. -..
 Borough Grades.
 Principal, Edith A. Durgin, VIII; Az mes Killars, VII; Margaret R. Hassler VI; Magic V. Burns, V; Marguerite Chamberlain, V and " Honor c. Gari. ty, "; Anne T. Henry, III; Marie M Coffey, III; Agnes S. Burch, II; Mildred R. Hall, II; Emma J. Eaton, I Florence B. Quintard, kindergarten. West Broad Street, Pawcatuck. Principals Katherine B. Crandan, VIII Annie c. Spellman, VII; w. Grace Shef. field, VII; Ethel Sailer, VI; VI; Julia G. Sullivan, V; Marian G. Fer. barini, V; Helen M Tuite, "; Gladys c Tucker "; Helen M. Larkin, III; Hele. na I. Day, III; Elizabeth Muller. II, Edwina Bentley. II; Caroline NJ E. Keith II; Helen M. Hobart, I; Lila S. Stillwell I; Louise A. Thomas, kindergarten.
 Broadway School, Mystic.
 Principal Mary c. Dennehey, VIII Donahue, VI; ! Mary A Watrous, V Doris Rayner, "; Lucy c. Pollay, " Bertha Montgomery III; Eva A. Ed. wards, III; Cecile Stedman, II; Airline Lynch, l. Elma G. Mitchell, kindergarten Old Mystic. Principal, Jennie M. E1dred, VIII. VII VI T1dZGl Slyue, ana 1t tdrOlQ1ne $ Sturgis. III and II; Jessie B. Gardiner I and kindergarten.
 Rurals.
 Road, Marian C. Wheeler; Mason. Island. Doris Peckham; Taugwank, Marie C. Wheeler; Lower Pawcatuck, Fannie B. Seymour; Quiambaug, Mabel F. Pot ter. The board of selectmen of Stonineto, met in business session Saturday as di | rected by the Connecticut statutes tt make up a budget of the expenses of thu town for the year 192o-1921 This the, will have printed in the annual report o the selectmen soon to be issued in bool form. It has been necessary to go owe l the expense account of all departments o the town government in order to reacl the results. ~
 The selectmen will meet again on Mon day to pass on current bills and to win, | up the business for the past year. The bell on the Second Congregations 1 church was rung at 12 m. Saturday i, honor of the ratification of the nineteenth amendment to the United States constitu ton, which gives women the right to vote
 There was chimney fire in the Gay nor house on Gold street Thursday even ing, due to the mass of soot in the flu on the second floor. The fire was put ou by two men. No alarm was sounded.