Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-17
WILLIMAN


 The funeral of Joseph ". Ryan was held Thursday morning at S.Se o'clock from the home of his sister Mrs. Alfred Meillle, Bricktop road, Rev, otte E. Beaumeister sang the requiem high mass 1t St. Joseph's church at g o'clock: Mrs. A. W. Turner, the organist, played Chopin's funeral march as the body was brought into t1e church. At the offertory Mrs. Henry Mathieu and Mrs. Turner, sang 70 Salutaris," and for waiting hymn Mrs. Mathieu gave Somewhere the Sun is Shining" The bearers were Thomas Sherry of Lewiston, Me; Alfred and Arthur Meikle. and William F. Shorteu of this city. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery The Killorey broth CTS were in charge of the arrangements.
 Next week will be busy one for the graduating class of Windham High school Commencement week at the school will be inaugurated with the class picnic at Crystal Lake, Eastford, Mon day. It is expected that some fifty of the class will go there by auto truck. ! Tuesday at 10 a. m rehearsal Of class day exercises Is scheduled. and Wednesday morning at 10 the class day exercises will be held and the planting of the class ivy will take place. The graduating exercises are announced for the evening of June 23rd at 8 o'clock, at the High school auditorium. The vale dictory address will be by Miss Doris 1 Bowen, and Luther Martin will give the salutatory. Essays will be delivered by three members of the class.
 The commencement week will wind up Friday night with the annual senior i reception at the state armory on Pleasant street.
 Following is a list of committees ap- pointed by the Chautauqua guarantoFs at a recent meeting:
 Executive-John Reilly. Judge o. B. Robinson, H. w. Huber. Judge J. F. 1 Twomey.
 Advertising-Judge o. B. Robinson, chairman; Captain J. B. Fullerton, E. D Hickey. Charles W. Hill, George c Moon. M. E. Lincoln, Ray A. Harris, w F. Lennon, Pierre J. Laramee.
 Ticket-H. w. Huber chairman; James P. Bath. II. c. Lathrop, Kerwin w Rey. holds. Mrs. w. I. Crane, Miss Faith R
 Webster, Mrs. Arthur L. Clark, James H
 Johnson. Scotland; Mrs. David Mathew
 son, Mount Hope; Professor C. A. Wheel
 CT, Storrs; Rev William M Brown
 Windham; A. Alfred Abbe, South Wind
 ham.
 Grounds-Dwight E. Abel. chairman
 H. C. Lathrop. Harold c. Lincln. Junir Chautauqua-Gerge B. Gilman chairman; Rev. A. D. Carpenter, Mrs
 Fred o. Vinton, Eagleville; Mrs. Johl Reilly, Mrs. c. c. Case Mrs. A H. Ben ton, Andover; Winifred Moriarty, Mag . dalene R. Hevrin, Edith F. Williett.
 Reception-Mayor Chas A. Gate!
 chairman; Rev. John E. Clark, Rev
 Harry s. McCready, Rev. Walter; F . Borchert, Rev. Joseph J. Papillon, Rev John Pearee, Rev. Charles M KelleJ 2 Rev. James J. Tyler, Rev. Otto S. Beau
 meister Rev. Arthur W Clifford, Wind I ham; Rev. Walter E. Lanphear, Char lin; Rev. H. B. Goodsell, Andover; Re-
 Charles G. Johnson, Rev. George W
 Christie, Rev. James J. McGuinnes 5 South Coventry; Rev. Allen H. Gate t Scotland; Rev. R. G. Pavey, Mansel
 Center; Rev. Leonard Smith Mansfield :, Rev. F. W. Klein, Mansfield Depot; Re | Edward Nield, Lebanon; Rev Charles ( u Fogg. Hampton; Rev. T P. Owen G
 lumbfa; Rev. B. c. Bugbee, Warrenville : Judge George E. Hinman, former Mayo : Daniel P. Dunn, Judge William A. Al nold Frank H. Foss.
 V Miss Fearless & Co.,, comedy t. three acts, was presented Thursday ev c ming at the Wlndham High school aud e torium by the senior class of Willimal d tic State Normal and Training schoc The entertainment was of the highe order, the manner in which the par . were interpreted by the members of u . cast evidencing the work accomplish, = by Frederick R. Staebner as coach. IT . characters in the play were as follow, - :, Margaret Henley, an heiress, Dorotf II II Horton; Euphemia Addison, her cha, \; erone, Dorothy Burnham; Sarah Ja1 , Lovejoy, from the lost nation, MargeI '. sherman; Katie O'Connor, Miss Hel :. iey's maid, Alice Hickey; Barbara Ii ingstone, Belle Chamberlain; Bettie C
 meron, Anna McGarry; Marion Re Ii holds, Miss Heniey's guests, Nell Coug Is lin; Just Lizzie, Theresa Lamb Mi $ Alias, Rose Conway, and Miss Alibi, Is n fbel Courtney, the silent sisters"
 The graduating exercises of Covent, - public schools were held Thursday afte
 noon at o'clock at the town hall in tn
 place. A pleasing program had be- arranged by the teachers of the sehoo
 as follows: Chorus, Keep Still, school Y invocation; Opportunity, Sills, Floren
 A. Ballard; The Connecticut State A e riculturak College, Ernest W Erbe du,
 Ernest w. Erbe; duet, Reyerie, plan
 Mabel L. Tillinghast; violin, Mary
 G. Koval; If, kipling, Frank E. Parke
 chorus, Summer Comes Again, school
 The Connecticut Seal, Elizabe
 Schmidt; piano solo, Leisure Houl
 Alice Johnson; Taxes, Alexander She
 bill; The House by the Side of t
 Road, Foss, Joseph B. Greene; Sta
 Lifes Voices, schools; conferring cer