Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-14
THOMPSON

Pupils not absent or tardy in grades and at North Grosvenordale school during March are Eugene Beaulac, Franklin Converse, Satir Johnson, LeRoy Johnson, Theodore Johnson, Romeo Le- beau, Robert Lindberg, Curt Seastrand, Herbert Wetherbee, Helen Duzlak. Irene Johnson, Helen Kristek, Mary Lenky, Anna Martel Hazel Richardson, Emma Sobosik, Paraskers Talabae. The teacher is Esther Grover.
 Perfect attendance in the primary room at North Grosvenordale for March: hez Agard, Oscar Agard, Irene Beaulac, Louis Beaulac, Beulah Chandler. Peter Demeter, Dorothy Freudenthal, Beatrice Johnson, Burton Jarl, Chester Johnson, Edward Lenky, Frank Lynch, Costica Dina, Clara Gould, Clifford Swenning, Vasil Mahali. Phyllis Nelson, John Pan- nu, Glykiria Petro. Muriel Stone, Sopa Vanghel, Louiza Vanghel, Tonnel Yang hel, Alma Livernoche, Michael Lada, Dominic Wasilewiki. Thoms Proxa, olim- ba Batsu, Evelyn Patterson Teacher, Leolyn Copeland.
 Grosyenordale school: oudrum Carlson; Violet Leo, Tony Leo. Raymond Menoche, Sammy Leo. Mary Leo. Gertrude Meme- che. Teacher, Ruth F. Elliott ' There is a mystery brewing at T. M. H. s. in regard to The Deacon's Second Wife. How can the deacon have a sec ond wife while the first still lives? The students of the high school are doing de- teetiye work upon this case and think ! they will be able to report to the public during M&. All will watch for the dis. closure ofsthis plot.
 Miss Ethel Mowry of Rumford, R. I. has been engaged to teach in the junio, high department of the T. M. HIS. 1 The students of T. NJ. H. s. under th4
 direction of Miss Marguerite Burns, mu
 sic instructor, are working on an operet ta, The Feast of the Little Lanterns. t,
 be given at the high school in May. Som
 of the solo parts have been chosen al follows: Mildred Logee as Princess Chal sings o Beautiful Evelyn Kies as Ma
 Ku sings o Little Bal John O'Brien a
 Gu Long sings There Ought to De La,
 in China; Putnam Livingston as We
 Ling sings Beautiful Peacock. Other so
 loists are Mildred Bousquet and Eleano
 Swanson.
 Last Friday afternoon at T. M. H. s. very interesting lecture with stereoptico views was given by Submaster Roy I
 Allen. The pictures, which were sent b , the Audubon society of Connecticut, wer !, exceptionally good.
 Herbert ,Corttis, T. M. H. s.. 20. vh lis member of the freshman class ; Middlebury college, has been pledged
 Kappa Delta Rho fraternity. , n Rev. J. H. Wood, pastor of the Metl
 dist church for the past four years. hs f been transferred to Jewett City. Re
 William Newton of Little Compton. R. , is to have charge of the church here ar ' Will arrive the last of the week.
 The chicken pie supper given last Fr f day evening in the Methodist church "; T q great success. Over 75 enjoyed supp IA ! there.
 e MT. and Mrs. Dyer Elliott entertatnt
 the teachers of T. M. H. s. most hospIt
 bly Saturday evening.
 f Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Wood attended fl
 New England Southern conference f Providence.
 " Miss Emile Gerdes and Miss Esth Grover spent Saturday in Providence.
 Edward Cassells and son Robert spe |. Sunday at the New England southe l, conference. if The play by the T. M. H. s. student 70 Patty Makes Things Hum, is to be giy = in Fabyan Friday.