Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-08
STONINGTON

Tuesday morning the town schools | opened for the school year. Prof. W. R. Snyder as superintendent and W. [. Gillis is principal of the high school; su- perviscr of music is Mary Schmidt Of Dedham. Mass. supervisor of drawing and manual L.training, Laura M. Chabot. Northboro, Mass. English and history, high school, Lena A. Colver. Groton, Conn; English and Spanish. Olive Doh erty, New Haven; commercial. Margaret Garity. Stonington; Sahah Mahoney, of Norwich Marie NJ Stewart, Mystic science and mathematics, Howard J. O. Cornell. Providence Latin, Mary O. Neil, South Hingham, Mass; French, Camelia Papalia, Westerly English and history, La Petra Pealey. White Plains N. Y; mathematics and athletics, Will jam T. TweedeIl, Providence.
 Borough Grammar School: Principal, Edyth A. Durgin; Grade 8, Agnes Kil- lars; ', Honor Garity; 6, M. Marian Wheeler; ,. Marguerite Chamberlain 1, Winifred Whalen; 3 Ca-D) Mabel l.a, Terrier Cb) Mildred Hall; 2 (a). Agnes Buell.; 1 Eunice Eaton.
 Kindergarten Florence Quintard.
 Rural Schools: Road District, Mary c. Lewis, Stonington. Masons Island. Doris peckham; Mystic, Tauwank. Grace Johnson, Stonington; Lower Pawcatucll. Fannie B. Seymour, Westerly. Quinebo-. Olive Caswell Wheeler school, Esther Billings, Stonington.
 Bousa brothers will transport pupils from rural districts to the high school. A. G. Martin, Lower Pawcatucll and West Broad street and the high school pupils | to the trolley. J. F. Shea from rural 1 districts to West Broad street and the | Taugwank school.
 Miss Helen Williams of WOodford. Maine. Miss Lillian Fallon of Hartford. are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest 1 Cushman and family.
 John Reardon of Worcester has re- | turned home having been the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. Cushman for the holi- day.
 William Cushman and John Avery leave this week for Colby college, Maine.
 Fred Cushman and Elmer Cushman, leave for Boston where they will resume their studies.
 Herbert Anderson of Bridgeport is the | guest of Mrs. Charles Cushman.
 Dr. and Mrs. Herman Atwood MT. and Mrs Oliver Pendleton, are on a motor trip to the Berkshires.
 Mrs Nortam of Hartford was a call CT on Mrs. C. s. Maine this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Wilbur have a new sedan.
 Prof. Carl Reiche has returned tr
 
 Judge and Mrs. L. D. Fairbrother.
 Mrs. William Kelley ana daughter | Mary, have returned after visit to Hall vile and Poquetanuck | Work is a trihe slack at the Atwosi Machine Co.'S plant. This plant provides work for many from Westerly, Mystic and Stonington.
 Charles Merritt and Thomas McGowr of the Fishers Island Coast Guard, arr in town.
 Miss Muriel Latham is acting as r. brarian in the absence of Mrs. Hahn who is visiting on ong Island.
 The Portuguese frate>nal society a their auc'ic7 Sunday took in betweel $500 and s4oo.
 Leon James motored to Hone VaITe7 Monday evening after spending som time at thz home of his parents, Mfr. an' Mrs Frank James. The young people of the First BaDt's church gave a surprise party to thre young men soon to leave for colleEr> Howard Koelt, Fred Cushman am George Ryon. Games were enjoyed an refreshments were served,
 Clarke Lillbridge has purchased val uable trotter and will make the trip t Kingston fair next Tuesday.
 Among those from the borough wh attended the fair at Norwich Monda' were Oliver Denison, MT. and Mrs Thad GUS Brown, Frank James oscar an Clifford James, Everett James and An nie Robinson and G. A. Bliss.