Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-28
COLCHESTER

The graduating exercises of Colchester public schools were held in Grange hall Thursday evening at o'clock The fol- lowing programme was well given: Orchasert selection, chorus, Jolly Boys chorus, Meath the Guidance of Fancy essay. Our Wonderful West, John Wal lis; essay, Our Forests, Rudolph Fedus, chorus, Birds in the Branches High chorus. Isle of Beauty essay. Radiuna. John Wrinn; essay, Helium, Jake Hor- owitz essay Communication With Our Planets, Arthur Stebbins chorus, May Dances.
 Part II-Orchestra selection essay, Americanization, Flora Savitsky essay, Restoration of Palestine, Edward Agra nayitch <; chorus, A Song of Praise ad- dress, Francis E. Harrington, state in- spector of evening schools; address, Sam uel J. Brown, director of evening school l teacher training; announcement of win | hers of Proficiency Certificates award i ing of diplomas, Rev. B. D. Remington first district committee; chorus, Good Night
 The following are the graduates of the class of 1890:
 Borough schools: Edward Agranovitch 1 John Conrad, Morris Cohen, Harry O. hen, Elizabeth Chabeau, Rudolph Fedus Helen Glaubinger, Claude Gillette, Jacob
 
 Krupnick, Nathan Lerman. Sidney Lon l don, Rose Mtz, Agnes Mrozinska, An ! na Rutka, Raymond Shea Ida Slavkin 1 Flora Slavinsixi, Sara Seigel, Nelson | Stern, Louis Solomon. Ruth Solomon | John Wrinn. Mirris Weinstein. Buckeley Hill District: Bertha Levy. l North Westchester District: Rache l Chamberlain |. | Tenth District Gussie Pearson, Charle. l Spillert, Morris Kaminsky l Second District: Samuel Simon, Ann, 1 ZeRowitz. IsadoFe. Needle. 1 The board of school visitors were pres | ent, the members being J. J. Sullivan l chairman Edward T. Bunyan secre- 1 tary; Asa Brainerd, Rev Joseph F. Ford 1 Benjamin, David Shea. Serbert S. Lib by superintendent of schools The hal was filled with parents and friends of tn, pupils.
 pr. E. J. Rowland and family have re turned, after several days visit with l relatives in Vermont. The trip was mad l in Dr. Howiand's car.
 The class day exercises of the higl 1 schools will be held on the Academ, campus this (Monday) afternoon at s.s 1 o'clock, and the graduating exercises il the Congregational church, Tuesday aft ernoon at o'clock
 | Miss Margaret 0'Conneu, principal o one of the schools in Hartford, is at he home on Pleasant street for the sum ner vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur H. Chapman na Miss Margaret White motored to Nor wieh Friday
 Miss Nellie Gray, who is teaching a constook's Bridge, is at her home i town for the vacation
 James F. Purcell and party motored t Norwich Friday.
 The Colchester baseball team was de feated on the park Saturday afternoo
 by strong team from East Hampton Misses Elizabeth and Sarah R;sa,o,
 have been spending several days at thei
 bungalow at Hayward's Lake
 A H. ceakey of Hartford was in tow
 Friday @' V Miss Alice Edwards of Providence
 visiting her mother and Miss Helen Gi
 mere, on Norwich avenue. Miss Rose Smith was calling on ht
 sister, Mrs. George A. Peck in Norwic
 Town Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. James R. Case ar daughter, of Hampton, a., are guesV
 of Mir and Mrs Charles H. Dawiev Hr Case is professor in Hampton Unive H | sity.
 The warden and burgesses have had new cement crosswalk laid across Am ton avenue at the corner of BroadWa
 ey .. H. Strong and Thomas White. XII The state road gang is grading
 Broadway and will have it ready in
 few days for the trap rock and eemer James Brennan, a foreman on tf
 state road job, was at his home in No wich Thursday. Mir Brennan expects move here this week. Daniel Webster has moved his hods
 hold goods from Rev. B. D. Remington
 house on South Main street to Edwa
 McElroys house on Pleasant street. Mrs. William Rigelow and daught l.have returned to their home in New H
 ven, after few days visit at Mir al
 Mrs, Robert Meiggs' on A,uth Ma street
 The linemen of the electric light COT
 pany were in town Thursday and strul the wires from Hayward avenue to t ! hand stand, The work of wiring f