Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17

Healey; parting song At Parting, by the graduates.
 For tho graduation of St. Mary's school Wednesday morning at St. Mary's church, the graduating class met at the school and marched to the church, to attend the o'clock mass, receiving holy communion in body, after which they knelt at the altar railing and received their diplomas from Rev. J. J. Papillon, who was assisted by Rev. Edward Ma thieu. Father PapiIlon gave the grad uating class his blessing and made brief address. The class numbered twen- ty, seventeen from the grammar depart ment and three from the business de- partment. The graduates were: Viola Dube, Arthur Caillouette, Anna Aubin, Agnes Mullen, Leo Guilbeault, Florence Matte, Victor Pellerin, Wallace Lemieux Francis Boucher, Pierre Bourre, Leo Lessard, Delphus Boucher Viola Piche, Florimond Joly, Lima Ciouthier, Bertha Gaudreau and Loretta Lse. Certificates off bookkeeping, stenography and type writing were awarded Antonio Bergeron i; certificate for bookkeeping and typewrit- ing to Albertine Coutu and Marcia Cote Palmer diplomas for penmanship were presented Agnes Mullen, Florence Matte, Cecile Marcouix, Irene Fournier, Ger maine Dion, Alma Laliberte and Alice Valiant
 The case of Mrs. Rose A. Capen from the findings 0 fthe commissioners on the claim of Arthur P. Ellsworth, local mail carrier, against the estate of the late Attorney Charles A. Capen, which occu- pied the attention of the superior court in this city Tuesday afternoon, was set tied out of court Wednesday morning. Court was opened at 1920 and declared adior1r0Ad until tbiq fThUrSdovl morn inc at 1920 o'clock.
 The meeting of the Woman's Belief Corps was held Wednesday evening in the c. A. R. room in the town building. Several candidates for membership were initiated and refreshment were served.
 There was a large attendance at the Woman's Club rooms on Main street on Wednesday evening when Converse F. and psychic, gave an address before the Psychologist Club.
 Miss Ceeelia M. Morin, of this city, re. ceived department honors in romance languages and literatures at the 152nt annual commencement exercises o Brown University Wednesday. Lieutenant James J. Lee, who is em ployed by the United States governmen l l justice with headquarters in Hartford visited his parents in this city on Tues day.
 | The Clerks baseball team and tn l Ramblers, the laEt named team bein made up of high school players. will bat tie this (Thursday) afternoon at Recrea tion Park. The Clerks team has bee given thorough shaking up since tn
 comedy game of last week and 8 req
 game will be seen today.
 Frank ThornberE, 65, died at an earl
 hour Wednesday morning at his home 156 Oak street, following an illness wit
 bronchial pneumonia. MT. Thornberg wa | tailor and was employed in a locs
 shop, having worked for the same ma
 for 32 years. His death came as
 shock to his wide circle Of friends an
 many will regret his loss. MT. Thor
 berg was born in Sweden, June 30, 1855. the son of John and Maria Borj Thor
 berg. He came to this country when
 young man and has spent most of hi
 life in thi scity. Surviving him is h
 wife, Mrs. Sophie Thornberg, also thre
 sons, Arvid and Ture of Willimantic an
 Fred ", of Fulton, N. Y, a daughte
 Ellen of Willimantic and four brother
 William Carl, Peter and Elof. all
 whom live in the west There is or
 grandson.
 Class Day exercises of Windham HiE
 school were held Wednesday morning
 10 o'clock in the high school auditorium
 The programme follows: Reading
 class history, Miss Eleanor Collins; vc } cal duet, Berman and Brae Refferty class statistics, Miss Eleanor Collins VI . cal solo, Miss Bernice Inez Patton ;~clas P prophecy written by Walter Gavigal ! read by Miss Agnes Jepes, Peter Aori