Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-27
WILMA MANTIC
sholes, Francis Sullivan. Francis Thonlp-

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 Grades VI and VII, Ruth Chapel teach CT: Christopher Abernethy. Edwin Cross, Gertrude Dondero. Jessica Fenton, Rose Haddad Melvin Lincoln, Claude Mathew son, Emmeline Millerd. Ruth Nelson, Hell en Rychling, Jennie Sagal, Henry Spen-' cer, Blanche Thompson, John Tomasko, Stanley Williams, Evelyn Yorke, Selina Cohen, Sidney Sheinman.
 Grade VI, Olive L. Johnson, teacher: Alice Cyr, Ruth Esterbrooks, Doris Har- ris, Doris Kelley, Everett Kenfield, Alfred Marcouillier, Arthur Mccarthy, Stanley Miela, Fred Setterberg, Mae Sullivan.
 Grade V, Edith Willett, teacher: Gay ton Andrews, Francis Mccarthy, Eveiett w. Green, Joseph Lucas, Helen Skoglund, Vera Richmond, beonel Rabitaille, Yetta 2otblut Nathan Mandell
 Grade V, Susan T. Sullivan, teacher: James Coriaty. Donald Gilman, Avis Kenfeld, Russell Haddad, Arthur Hall, Elizabeth Mckinley, Alexandria Dzwon- cyzl1, Willard Taylor, Michael Wrzescian, Ralph Williams, Constantine Baronsl<y, Edmond Bedard, Annie Dudich, Charlena swanson, David Schienman, Molly Rosen
 Grade ", Frances T. cNeil, teacher: Anna Mae Anderson, Andrew Baranows- ky, Audrey Bruce, Hasib Farrah, Mitchell Haddad, Charles Kelley, Arthur Meikle, John Millerd. Arthur Nelson, Alfred Saba, Gladys Segar, Emile Simon, Caro. line Smith, Michael Tomasko, Mary Wade. Helen Woodward, Philip Copeland, Nor rs Rosen.
 Grade ", Helen B. Larkin, teacher: Richard Bill, Selma Clauson, Harry Jones, Merrill Jones, Wi1fred Lisee, Mat thew Meila, Joseph Morytko, Grace Wind miller.
 Grade III. Lillian, L. Cheney. teacher: Louise Abernethy, Alma Anthony. Rose DzWonczyk, Mary Gumula, Myrtle Morse, Elsie Ryehling, Phosy Saba, Lillian Se- gar, George Woodward, Julius Zenchoff, Stanley Morytl1o.
 Grade II, Magdalen Hevrin,. teacher: Alice Copeland. Frederick .Haddad, Nellie Haddad, Marion Hall, Stanley Katarznier, spencer Lincoln, Airline Richmond.
 Grade l, Edith F. Collins, teacher: Bea- trfce Andrews, Avis Anthony, Bert Greene, Roland Morse, Edith Nelson, Maurice Segar, Warren Lee, Roy Nelson.
 Grade I, Winifred Moriarty, teacher: John Clauson, Ruth Konapaska. Frank Miela, Norman Williams John Grenuch.
 Kindergarten I. Viviar. Wilcox, Marie :: Heroy, teachers: Helena Mcoui1lan, Georgia Yonclas, Normand Dubeau.
 The pupils of Natchaug school. exclu- sIVe or the adult classes, will meet at the T. M. [. A. Wednesday at D, m. for an evening Of fun and entertainment. Groun games will be played, moving pictures shown and basketball game between tfe students Of the seventh and eighth grades Will close the program Admission viii De by ticket only, but all members of tba hlght school have been notified that thav will be welcome 'e'
 me usual "sing" took place at the Y. M V A. Sunday afternoon, led by Secratarv I rank k. Custard. Everett T,add ond 1eorse harrington, the former a st,,d A at the I. M c, A. college at Springfent lne idtter student at Colby, were the speakers. 'iie
 open house was kept at the Y Christ. nri-s.,y .,,s's uay ana many people enjoyed the gni.Iieses rI,.is afforded Bowling, billiards, sWlIns and motion pictures made m ina days program. NAe
 At St. Paul's Episcopal church Christ il-l' eve service was held, lasting until lile morning hours. At St. Mary's and St. ,oSepll Roman Catholic churches Christi mas day extra masses were held sn.ec;ai musical programs being given in the last mass Tn the morning. The eyangelicsI 5hurches held their Christmas services o,, 'uhoay, the services including snao;.i numbers by the choirs. @' At the First Baptist cbprcI, s,r5. morning Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter bsT. Lzeu several newcomers to the cbrrch ne sunday school service was devotad +o 1 ne wear East relief, and a sum of s5o i "s colIected for the work in that rart l II II the world A special community ser. lOo WAS helo at ' D. m., at which four | ouhg men spoke on the topic Seryfca Tba eaderS Of the service were Gordon pa .er' student at Mt Hernon. Ceora,a ] 1iarrlngton, junior at Bates eoIleaeS, | Saynond Bates. a junior at Colbv coi' sge' and Ecerett Ladd, a member of tha iass ot 1921 at the Y. M. c. A. colleoa pringfield -A' SoNese' Ihe Wyanokas of Hartford. with say. iaI new men in their lineup, came to tb,. ny Christmas night and were badIv eaten ny the Emeralds. The final score .ds A 10 IS. and at the end of the f3rst all It was 26 to 6. This was the third '1ie r.ine piayed by these two teams. the , SanoAas having won the first two play- i lump Johnson for the visitors led | i, |, ti.e ., scoring getting more points than ather. Normandin for the Fn,er.1ds 'ored 10 field baskets. The lineun and core: anu "1us' Wyanokas.
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 Ihe score: Emeralds A. Wyanokas IA. 'ais rom the floor, Normandin 10, Lar. 'n j. beialr 5, A. Johnson 3, Pickett 2.
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