Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-18
DANIELSON

Captain F. O. Huntingdon of c Com pany State Guard, issued a call Thurs day for Is recruits to join the organ l ization. Captain Huntingdon is seeking recruits between the ages of IS and 20 preferably The company is going to camp at Mantle, July 19, and those who enlist now will be taken along for the camp period, which will be of special l interest to all members of the company. l New small bore high-power rifles have ! just been issued to the company in place | of the Springfield rifles that have been l in use here. Drills are to be resumed
 June 20. in preparation for going to camp, The company also will put in a
 day on the company rife range, south of | Danielson at an early date. A good two-tenement house for sale on | the Brooklyn side, South Main street. l Must be sold to settle an estate. In- l quire- of A G. Bill, Main street.-adv. l Class day and graduating exercises were held at the town hall Thursday, | when the class of 1920 Killingly High School rounded out four years course
 of study with the exercises that each | June mark the completion of the final | years school work.
 Rain that poured down throughout the day hindere0 to considerable extent the convenience With which the many that attended the exercises got about, but the
 storm did not detract from the interest
 that always marks commencement day
 here. The class day and graduation
 were as important as ever and as rep-r.
 sentative of all sections of the town. The
 Class day programme follows: The class motto was, Let us be known by our Deeds"
 The class colors were blue and gold
 and the class, flower. the iris. | Music. High School orchestra prayer,
  to the Woods, Wilber. school chorus address of Welcome, Gordon Webster
 keegan; essay. Glimpses of Old Kill ingI- arn Danielson Alice May Tomlin music, Hither! Fairies Trip, Fully; +es- say. Daylight Saving. Howard Arnold Soule History. Samuel Hutchins Back l music Life of Youth. Geibel school chor- ! us; Prophecy, Kathleen Lillian varney singing Class Song. class of 1920; es- | say. Community Spirit. Margaret Louise l Reckley; music. The Sun Crowned Hills | Frantz. school chorus; presentation of
 gift, Lindner Waterman Gallup accept
 ance of gift, Mary Margaret Walsh
 1921 music, Star Spangled Banner ben 1 ediction.
 The class officers are: President. Cor don Webster Keegan: vice president | Margaret Louise Beckley secretary
 Kathleen Lillian Varney treasurer. Ros ! COG Edward Burton.
 II At the graduating exercises in the ev
 ening, the programme was as follows Music, Metropolitan Life, Emil Asch
 er, High School orchestra; prayer, Rev T. T. Edwa rds; music. Our Studen: March. High School orchestra addres: pr. Charles R. Brown music Hu noreske, Dvorak High School orchestra awarding of diplomas, N. Lorne Greig America. benediction.
 H The class roll
 HI Classical course Samlel Hutchin Pack, Henry Edward HiIl Dorothy Jea Howard.
 | Roscoe Edward Burton, Eric Nickerso Gilbert.
 fiji General course: Clara Armstron ! Catherine AyIsworth. winifred Katherir | | Caffery. Lucille Irene Caron. Hildur NJ; | 1 thilda Elfgren. Lindner Waterman Ga | lup, Gnrdon Webster Keegan. Hem l | Louis Perreault, Mary Randall. Edr Elizabeth Read Marjorie Frances Ru | II sell.
 Ill Commercial course: Nargjaret Loui l 1 Beckley, Oscar Burt Cook. Inez Ma | II Doane. Ethel Mildred Dunn. Willia l | Tohn Hamilton, Hannora Margaret Xii | | ian. Catherine Barbara Lawton. Abb 1 | Frances Pray, Edward Rogers Ra l Hannah Harriet Smith. Howad Arno l Soule. Alice May Tomlin. Katherine u | l Han Varney.
 II Should a Wife Forgiven See tn startling question answered in the gre | motion picture drama, starring Miria | | Cooper at the Majestic theatre today al Saturday, matinee and evening.-adv. III Highly important auction sale of hous hold goods at Writers auction rooms. \ III 42 Main street, Danielson. Saturday | m. June 19. at 1.30 o'clock and at '. II n. m Don't fail to attend this is a us 1 II full and high class assoFt tment from t1 II clean families. Terms cash. Sale rain II shine.--adv.
 III Along with the baseball games tn II have been scheduled for the Fouth, t III Connecticut Mills management is to a. II other features, in line with what h I been the rule on this holiday in t l past.
 H. Several hundred parishioners will gat II CT at the hall in St James Parochi School building this (Friday) evening II attend the graduation of the school whi is in charge. of the Sisters of St J l seph.
 Iii The Connecticut Mills company is doi considerable construction work at East Taunton plant where yarn is ma ufactured for use at the mills here l Danielson. The company has cc structed number of dwellings thu l during the past few months.
 III John F. Lewis of the Orpheum thea
 was at Gardner, Mass, Thursday m; ing arrangements with manufactu ii for seats to be installed in the new tn ter of which he has a lease at Holyo
 1 The new house will seat 1900 people - one floor.
 +ee near endemic of colds and sumr