Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-14
WILLIMANTIC

 delegate, Louis Wilson and Walter E. Thomson.
 "Keenle" Lathrop, star bassman of Exeter Pep school. made good in the annual game with Andover, although his team lost the game to l. Lathfep with a circuit clout in the fourth inning. scoring his teams lone tally.
 JOhn MIhaneki, S5, dIeA Sunday at his home in Ashford where he had re- sided for the past two months. He was born in Hungary, September IS, 1855, He leaves his widow, three children, and two bLLhers,
 Hugh E. cosEroTs, 6, died ssturdex ntsht at his home, No. eS Lewiston av- enue, as the result of a shock sustain ed Sunday, June 9th. He leaves q daughter, Miss Marion Susan Cosgrove of this city, a son, Merton Cosgrove. of Montana, brother. John Cosgrove of this city and two grandchildren, Allan ! Dofovan and Geraldine Cosgroye of Will limantic. Friends of the relatives sur viving are expressing sincere sympathy. 1 Mrs. Cosgrove died June srd. and g | daughter. Mrs RI. E. Donovan, died a little over year ago.
 l Mrs. Julia Fi On RenAiek died Mon !, day afternoon at her home, No. 233 | Main street, after an illness of six weeks She is survived by her husband, Hugh Rennick. two daughters, Mrs. l George Adams, and Miss Anna Rennick | of this city, two sisters. Mrs. Catherine ! FentoR and Mrs. James Murphy of New l London three brothers, Thomas Fen ton of New London. James and Daniel | Fenton of Norwich; also a granddaugh- ters Miss Eleanor Adams of this city. Charles 4. SSsthwsrfA, 70, . resident of thts city for thirty years. twenty-five of which was spent as janiter at the 1 NRtehang Grammar school, died SatuT- day night at the home of his sister. Mrs. Gilbert MethewsOn of Mt. Hope. in the | town of Mansfield. Mr. SouthwoFth had 1 been aillnk for several years. He was ! born In Chaplin, December 23, 1S41, the 1 son of Austin P and Orei Atwood South worth. When 2 young man he was en- gRged in the lumber business. He was united In marriage with Jennie Snow l and they had one child. Both wife and child hsvo die. About eight years ago he went to live with his sister at Mt Hope. Besies his sister. Mrs. Gilbert AathewsOn, he leaves several cousins. Mrs. Sarah Bsebe Webb. es. died Sunday at her home on Windham road from aPopiexy. Mrs. Webb, while crip- pied for the past two years, had been Tn fairly good health and her death 1 came as a shock to her many friends. 1 She ~as the widow of John Webb of 1 Scotland. Mrs, Webb is survived by seven daughters. Mrs. Timothy J. SuIli. van of. Boston, Mrs. Lucy Armstrong, of Hartford, Mrs. Grace Peckham of Prov. dence' Mrs. Maud SuGrue. Mrs. Ellen Morlarty and Misses Mary and Maria Webb, of this city five sons, Henry Webb. of Pittsburgh, Pa, Edward. Iiry. Ing, Paul, and Frank Webb, of WiIli. mantle, sister, Mrs. Dora Cole of New London. and a brother. William Beebe of Mantle.
 comzencement exercises of the nd vanced schools of the city and gradu. ating exercises of the public and paro. ehial grammar schools of the city ana town are set for the week of June ls. 2s- The graduation of St. Mary's schoo will be Sunday evening. June 19, at 73t at St. Mnry's hall. Valley street; Soutl Windham Grammar school at Guilfors Smith hall in that p.ace, Monday even ing, June 20, at 7.39 o'clock lSindhan Street school at the town hall, Tues day evening. June z1 at o'clock St Joseph's school. Tuesday evening, June zl. at 7.3e o'clock at St. Josepf's church when the sermon will be delivered by Rev. M. J. Martin of Mcriden Natchaug Grammar school at the High School au. diteriun, Wednesday evening June 22 l at o'clock; Windham Center schoo at that place. Wednesday evening, Junt 22, at 7.30 o'clock. Wi.limantic State Normal and Training school at the Higl School auditorium. Thursday afternoon June g, at 2.30 o'clock Windham Higf school at the High School auditorium 1 Thursday evening. June 23, at O. clock. There will be no formal exercis es at the Oaks and North 'Windham l schools as the grades are not highe than the sixth. The pupils of the Oak school will hold programme of enter tainment Wednesday afternoon at th American Thread Oaks grove off Wind ham road which will be in charge o the teachers.
 The class day exercises of Williman tic State Normal school will be hei i Tuesday morning with faculty recepIio
 in the evening. The commencement ad dress will be delivered by w, W. At l wood, president of Clark university. Tn
 class day exercises of Windham Hig 4 school will be he'd Wednesday, June 2' at le a. m. at the school. The receptio 1 to the gradual ting class will be at tn 1 state armory, Friday evening, June a.