Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-23

Bailey, Victor Barbon, William Barker Winifred A. T. Bogle, Dorothy BurdlcK' Kenneth Burdick, Raymond Burdlck' Henry Button, Webster Chapman, Myra Collins, Eveleen Cropper Allen Crouch, Herbert Dobson, Margaret Donohue, Robert Emmet, Mary Hadlock, Jesse Higginbotham, Charles Hill, Gladys Killam, Ethel Mackenzie, Mildred Mac Knight, Stella Main, Walter Main. Mary McGowan. Kenpedy McShane, Samuel Melby, William Mulcahy, Oscar Murphy, Leslie Nowell. Samuel Payne, Lloyd sey- mour, Agnes Shaw, Arthur Smith, Ray mond Stillman, Margaret Tefft, Louls Thavenet, Elizabeth Wheeler. The class presented the school with section of the Parthenon frieze. and the school principal, Mrs, Katherin Crandall, was presented with a gold piece in ap- preciation of her services.
 The awards of the Peleg S. Barber I gold prizes were as follows: First, 1920, to Elizabeth S. Wheeler; second, $1o, 1 Winifred Bogle; third, $5, T. Allan Crouch. The fire prevention prizes were awarded as follows: First Winifred Bo- gle; second, Jesse Higginbotham; third, Mary Hadlock; honorable mention, Stella Main.
 l The entire program follows: Blue Rib mon March, Bennett high school orches- | tra; prayer, Rev. E. J. Cleveland The | Perfect Tribute, A. Prentice Kenyon, Jr. 1; song, When Life is Brightest, Pinsuti, seventh and eighth grades; The Philip pine Islands, Dorothy I. Burdick; The Old Actors Story, Winifred A. T. Bogle 1; song, To the Hermit Thrush, Tosti, chorus from seventh and eighth grades i; Stephen Collins Foster, Kenneth A. Bur l dick; My Farovite Presidents Samuel G. Payne; song, Away to the Woods, Will Der, seventh and eighth grades; class prophecy, Elizabeth S. Wheeler and Os- car F. Murphy presentation of class gift, T. Allen Crouch; presentation of miner als, H. Jessie Higginbotha1n; acceptance of both gifts, Ruby P Greene. grade 2 i; song, Patriotic Medley, Heartz. seventh and eighth grades; presentation of class, Katherine B. Crandall; awarding of di- plomas, Supt w. R. Snyder; Peleg S.. Barber prizes, judges, Rev F. R. San ford, Mrs. Frank Dodge, Dr. A. V. Phelps awarding of prizes Rev. F. R. Sanford Glorious America. high school orchestra.
 Laconies.
 | At a meeting of the W. H. S. track team held Wednesday afternoon, Ray mond Mitchell, '23, was chosen captain of the 1922 squad
 A number of Westerly people attended the Stonington High school junior prom at the Wequetequock casino Wednesday evening.
 Rev. William c. Deland, president of Milton college, Milton, Wis, who died on Tuesday, was well known here he hav- ing served several years as pastor of the Pawcatuek Seventh Day Baptist church
 Green lanterns have replaced the red lanterns on the traffic signals about town and another new silent policeman was placed Thursday at the corner of Gran ite and Tower streets.
 Rev. and Mrs. George D. Stanley were in Lynn, Mass, Monday to attend the graduation exercises at Lynn Classical High school, their son Frank being among the graduates.
 Six candidates were initiated at the regular meeting of Westerly lodge of Elks Wednesday evening and plans wert completed for the annual clambake which will be held at Blightman's pond thi. year.
 All of the Westerly students at the R. l. State colleGe are a their homes ir town for the STnnle- vucauon.
 | - Upon urgent recuest tie Knights o1 Columbus miHstrel troupe will agair stage the show for the benefit of the Catholic church at Bradford, and re. hearsals are again being held for tho coming production.