Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-08
WILLIM ANTTC

at Windham field where a carnival is to-
be held.
William Robinson of Waterbury is
visiting friends in this city.
7. Frank Cunningham was in Boston
Monday on business trip,
The meeting of the New London
Archdeacenry, composed Of Episcopal
parishes in New London and Windhan1
counties, will be held this CTuesday) af-
ternoon at st. Panls Episcopal church;
Windhafn Center. The meeting will be-
gin at 2 o'clock. The programme of the
day will begin at 10 a. m. with the eel
ebration Of the holy communion. At
11.30 o'clock a luncheon will be served
by the women of the parish. At the ses-
| sion to be held in the afternoon the bud
get which was made out at a previous
meeting for mission aids and other
| works, is to be voted upon. Archdeacon
j. Eldred Brown of Norwich will pre-
| side at the meeting and Suffragan- Bisf-
| op E. Campion Acheson of Middletown
| will be present. Rev. Walter F. Bor-
ebert. rector of st. Paurs Episcopal
church of this city will attend and the
| following delegates will represent the
| church at the meeting: Wardens Louis
Il Mason, M. D., Robert E. Mitchell. and
! David Mason. Those attending will go
| by autos, leaving this city at $50 and
| 1870.
| MRS. Mckay. representing the fresl,
/ air fund recently met with several char
| liable women representing the various
local churches and plans for entertain
{, ing children to be sent out by this fund
were made. Mrs. A. A. Burton was
elected chairman with the following COM
| fnittee: Mrs. A. D. Carpenter, Mrs. r.
| H. Fenton, Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs. Otto
! B. Robinson, Mrs. Nellie eager, Mrs. w.
| B. Morse, Mrs. A. C. Scripture, Mrs
| James P. Bath Mrs. Alphonse Chagnon
| and Mrs. G. Lavallie. The children are
| to arrive in this city July eth and are
| to remain for two weeks. The children
have been selected from those wig have
| had little or no chance to enjoy fresh air
| in New York Any person interested in
taking one or more of these youngsters
| for the two weeks will only need to get
Into touch with one of the committee.
! Cornelius j. Danaher. of Meriden, is
TO be the speaker at the Flag Day ex-
| cruises of the Willimantic lodge, No.
| 1871, p. P. o. E., in the town hall, Sun
| day evening, June 18th, at SIS o'clock
! Miss Antoinette Girafd, a student at
| the seminary of st. Mary of the Woods,
Indiana, is at her home In this city for
/ ieI SuulIIl6T
! Three local societies will hold memoir
| ial exercises this month, beginning Sun
| day, when San Jose Council, No. IA, K,
| of c., Will decorate graves at st. Jo-
seph's cemetery. Thomas Malloy of
Hartford Is to be the speaker. Sunday
June goth, 0bwebetuek lodge, No. 16, l.
O. Q. f., will hold exercises at their hall
at O'clock followed by decoration of
the graves at Willimahtie cemetery. Rev.
c. G. S. Mackay of Putnam is expected
to be the speaker. Natchaug lodge No.
p, Knights Of Pythias, will hold memoir
ial exercises Sunday, June 81, in Castle
Hall at o'clock. Graves will be deco
rated in the Willimantic cemetery. Judge
Otto e. Robinson will be the speaker.
Commencement exercises at the Will
liinantic State Normal and Training
school will begin Tuesday, June 18th
graduation taking place on the after
noon OF Thursday, June 18th. The an
nual junior party to the seniors, a pri-
vate affair, is TO be held Tuesday even
| ing. Glass Day exercises will be held on
Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clock on
the school grounds. Graduation will be
Thursday afternoon at $50 O'clock in the
high school auditorium. Rev. Charles A.
Brown. dean of the school of religion.
elC INV c4 Slt!. W al denver the COM
| mencement address. Diplomas will be
presented the II seniors by member Of
| the state board of education The list of
| graduates follows: Alice NJ. BENJAMIN.
/ Mansfield; Marguerite r. Bugbee, Som
ers; Ruth Helen Clark, Norwich Mary
Elizabeth English. Norwich Lois Cow
| dy, So1ners; Marian Agnes Hall. East
| Hampton; M. Isabel Jackson. Whitman
tic; Alma Merse Keech, Pomfret; Mary
/ Frances Mcintyre, Norwich Annie Eli
zabeth Merritt, Andover; Bernadette
| Murphy Willimantic; Gertrude Anna
! Quinn Newport, f. l.; Florence Bessie
Richards. Waterford; Harriet Elizabeth
Smith, South Wilmington; Pauline C.
| Spellman, Sorners; Anna Matilda Stank-
| ewicz, Colchester; Marian Sullivan. of
South Manchester; Gladys Tracy Wilbur
| Plainfield; Juliet Wilbur. Norwich ;
Florence A. Wilson, Rockville
Commercial Department-E. Florence
| Cncles, Willimantic
| Commencement exercises at Windham
High school will begin next Tuesday al
0 a. m with a class day rehearsal and
| graduation rehearsal. On Wednesday
rehearsal Of the seniors. Thursday eve.
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