Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-09
WILLIMANTIC

spring street, recently " hOAOA ol "SA approaching marriage with Clarence A. Bowen. Some thirty friends were pres ent and enjoyed the evening With her. The gifts received were many and beaui- ful.
 The Mems club of the MethOdist-Epis- copal church entertained their wives and young women friends Tuesday night at the church. Rev. MT. Pearce, the pastor, addressed them, as did F. P. Davoll, pres ident of the club Vocal solos by Leroy Tracy were enjoyed. The evening was pleasantly spent. The entertainment com- mittee was, Edwin Cross, Leroy Tracy and Ernest Higgins.
 Mrs. NJ F. Iadd left Wednesday morning for Springfield. Mass. to attend the commencement eercises at the Spring. field Y. NJ c. A. college. Her son, Everett Ladd is a members of the grad uatin gclass. barn with it's contents, owned by George Gaudreau, of the Scotland-Baitic road in the town of Scotland, was com pletely destroyed by fire Tuesday night when the engine connected to a milking machine backfEed. The damages was es- timated at S3000. The fire had a good start before Mir. Gaudreau could begin | to fight it. Neighbors seeing the flames | came and rendered such assistance as was possible and thus saved another | barn that stood not far away from the l doomed structure. The loss was partly | covered by Insurance. Mir. Gaudreau ' had owned the place for the past four years. Previously he had operated the | corporation boarding house, No. 9SO Main street. Willimantic.
 l The funeral of Jean Baptiste Gasne
 was held Wednesday morning at S.30 o'clock from the family home, No. 7S Ives ! street. Requiem nigh mass at St ! Mary's church at o'clock was sung by i Rev. J. J. Tyler There was a large at 1 tendance at the service and the choir If ! St. Mary's church rendered special mu- 1 sic. Mrs. Joseph F. Gaudreau being at | the organ. The bearers were Narcisse | Chamberlain, Mere TelHer, Desithe Cou- ! chon, Edmund Theroux, Eugene Cote, and Ferdinand Bernier A commttal serice : was conducted at St. Joselh's cemetery l by Rev. J. J. PapilIon.
 The funeral of Michael Bednarczyk, ! infant son of Mir. and Mrs Michael Bed narczylS of No. 61 Ives street, was held 1 W ednesday afternoon at one o'clock from
 the parents home. Burial was in St.
 Joseph's cemetery. The Killourey Broth
 CTS were in charge.
 The funeral of Joseph Metonowski, i three months old son of Michael Meton- owsl1i, was held Wednesday afternoon at
 3 o'clock from the parents house at
 South street, South Coventry. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery in that place.
 The killourey Brothers were in charge
 of the arrangements.
 The June meeting of the town school ] committee was held Wednesday evening
 at the court house and was called to or. 1 der at S.2O o'clock by the chairman. pr | F. E. Guild. Those present were c. C. | Case, George s. Elliott. Dr. w. P. & 1 Heating, Mrs. Spaulding, E. A. Case | Walter R. Ring, and H. c. Lathrop. The regular minutes read by Secretary E. A Case were approved. The building com.
 mittee reported the plans for the Wind.
 ham Center building had been approved
 and awaited the improvement of the l school committee. Archibald R. Sharpe
 who had drawn the plans was asked tc ] discrioe the building, which he did, al follows:
 The building would be of brick. woot | and cement constructor. The outer walL
 constructed of brick, inner walls of the l same material. The entire structure | would be modern in every respect and l consist of two floors. On the first floor | would be the assembly hall, measuring | 29x66 feet, with a seating capacity of ] 25O. The stage would have entrance al | either side was lSxt0 feet The lower ! floor would also contain the heating plant | play room, domestic science room, anC 1 toilets. On the second floor would be | the four class rooms, two measurinE 1 23x29 feet. and two 22x2S feet Cloak 1 rooms would also be installed. The l entrance to the building would be iron ! the north and south, the latter being the i main entrance. All corridor and floor ] ing was planned for cement construction 1 Windows in all rooms were of suffi. 1 cient number to guarantee proper ligh | for rooms. The roofing which would b, | of fire proof materials would be on g slight pitch to the four corners. Tn, ! entrance to the building to be dcubl, | doors, entrance to the classrooms to righ
 of entrance, exit to the left.
 Asked what he considered such
 structure would cost, MT. Sharpe sail
 between S45,OO0 and O,0O0. Of cours.
 he said, cheaper materials could be use
 and the cost lessened.
 The plans were approved by the schoc | committee and the bids are to be calle
 for The town appropriation for the con 1 structiop of a school at Windham Cente
 is SS5,0G0. The increase in attendanc
 at the school has made i. necessary t ! provide four class rooms and thus form
 CT plans for a three room structure wer [ given up,
 % Resuming the regular business the ar
 nual distribution of tickets to the grad
 uation exercises of Windham High scho,
 Was made by Secretary Case. The r,
 port of J. E. Paulhus, truant officer, wa r read and approved as follows Cases fc