Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30

class of the Westerly High school was held Wednesday evening in the School auditorium. The 50 graduates stood in 1 a line across the hall with Superlnten- 1 dent of Schools Willard H. Bacon. Mrs. 1 Bacon and Principal Laura F. Mcintyre at the head Crowds of friends thronged | into the hall to congratulate the new alumni. and after receiving the guests 1 for an hour, dancing was enjoyed from until 12 o'clock. | Baseball Ws were awarded to IS men 1 of the 1921 Westerly High school squad | by Coach Jack Gallagher at the closing assembly exercises of the year Wednes- | day morning Those to receive the coV- eted w were Maine, Stenhouse, Stedman, IGrills, Lenihan. Mitchell, Mckenzie Mei- kle. Bamford, Blake, Turco, Barber and Myllymaki
 1 Second Ws were given to Litman, But Ter Dunnng, Mark, Robertson and l.. Barber.
 | Track letters were awarded to the men l who scored points at the. interscholastlc 1 meet in Kingston this spring by Coach Robert Wilder: Berardinelli' Mitchell, Novogroski and Carr.
 1 Scholarship Ws were awarded to the honor pupils for the past year by the | principal, Miss Laura E. Mcintyre, and the following were honored: Seniors Miss Marion Anna Woods juniors-Miss | Doris Hartridge; sophomores-Miss Frances Andrews, Donald Langwortny Miss Constance Rathbun. Joseph Reardon and Miss Mildred Saunders; freshmen Frederick Agard, Joseph Brophy, Tony Matarese, Miss Mary Mullen. Miss Mar garetN Perry and Theodore Whitford. For speed and accuracy in typewrlung certificates for efficiency were awarded t' Misses Agnes Conway. Mildred Whipple Dorothy Robbins and Dorothy Beal.
 Diplomas were awarded to the follow , ing graduates Of the two-year conner cial and industrial courses at the higl l school Wednesday morning: Commercial :, Florence Leon. Emma Panciera an' : Margaret Hazard; industrial-Earl Bar lber, Charles Brennan, Herman Etelmar I Allen Harrington, Charles Mark, Cllilor . Smith Joseph Reardon, Domenic Turc
 and Robert Wilcox
 2 The employees of the town clerks Ofie
 were kept busy all day Wednesday i registering the voters for the coming fa
 election, when r addition to the tow
 council and other town officers repre-
 sentative from the TTrst district will b
 chosen About three-ffths of the voter
 have now registered and it is expecte
 that the number will be greatly swelle
 before Thursday night. Thursday is th last day in which the residents ma
 register. and the office will be open froI
 a. m. to p. m.
 In the presence of a large number c
 friends and relatives. Maurice Powers (
 Paintsvilie, Ky. formerly of Stoningtol
 and Miss Agnes l.. Sullivan of Westerl 1 were united in marriage Wednesda morning at the Church of the Immacr
 late Conception by Rev. Henry Bruno,
 M. The bride was attended by Mis
 Catherine Powers. a sister of the groom
 and Owen Sullivan, a brother of tt
 bride, was best man. The single rin
 service was used, and the marches wei
 played by Miss Rose Carney.
 The bride wore q gown of white taffet
 with veil and carried a bouquet of bal
 breath and white roses. Tie bridesma
 was gowned in a dress of peach organd
 with hat to match and carried bouqu
 of baby breath and pink roses.
 Following the ceremony, a weddir
 breakfast was served at the home of u
 bride on Summer street and the coup
 left Wednesday afternoon for Paint
 vile. Ky. where they will make the
 future home.
 The graduating exercises of the wes
 erIy Grammar school were held Wedne le day morning at the school on Fl ly street, and the program Of the eXercis " follows:
 '! Prooessional March Mrs Berry; d of votional exercises song. Oh What Jo To class of 1921; presentation of Fire Pr pr vention medals by Supt. W. H. Bacol s. song. Garden by the Sea- class of 192