Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30

presentation of diplomas Edwar P. Max son of the school committee; song. Fair Cuba, class of 1921; salute to flag, America. recessional. Mrs. Berry.
 The list Of graduates follows
 Harry s. Bignall, Elizabeth L. Bon- ner. Ferris S.. Bookataub. Edmund A Briees Margaret II. Brightman. James II. srindls. kitta M Bromley, Clara B. Brown. Evelyn C.. Boyihgton, Edith w. Burk. Gertrude L. Champion. Elizabeth C. Chapman. Douglas L. Clark. Lillian T. Clark. Joseph Coduri. Jr, Ralph D. Cornell Mary NJ. D. De Perry. Wester- lima De Rocco. Joseph Deutsch. Violet M. ! Dowding. Dorothy NJ. Duguid, Arthur P. Facone. Samuel Farago. Robert c. Fid- des. Mary R. Finizo, Olive P. Greenough, Leo j. Grills Marion F. Harrington. Bea- trice F. Iebb. Albert Henderson. Herman I. s. Itchkawich. John c. Johns. Wini- fred F. Jornson. Louis Kaplan. Wilma NJ. Kimber Emma C. Kingsley, Walter IL Krebs, Jr. Ethel M. Krieg, Antolnette G. LaPietra Edgar R. Lenihan. Ujal-
 mer F. w. Larson. Florence E. Landonio, William J. Tedward Evelyn A. Main. Frank l.. MartinOli. Mildred E. Mathews. | Elizabeth Mason. Mary A. McKellar, 1 Julian L. Mex enzie, Bessie P. Nudge.
 Helen C. Mullen. Irving A. Novogros- | Xxi. Doris H. Ornberg, Carrie F. Panciera.
 Frederick Panciera, Patsy L. Quattro-
 mani. Minnie Roan. Isabel W. Rock, Stanton c. Saunders, Robert G. Sawyer.
 Joseph W. Shea. Isabelle M. Smith. Mary
 F. Smith, Roberta Solomon. Frank A.
 Turisi. IT,. Jr.. Edward D, Wash. Helen IL. R. Walsh Elizabeth J. Whitford. Ken meth C. Whitford, Dorothy R. Wilcox.
 William Robinson. 70, and younger
 brother aged ., were severely burned about o'clock Monday night. when someone tbrew a lighted cigarette in q quantity of gunpowder that they were loading into a cannon.
 The annual prize speaking exercises al the Westerly High school were held Mon
 day night and the winners of the honori
 were as follows: Boys Charles D
 son. Jr. Jr., and Harris W Browning girls. Miss Victoria L. Rlbner and Mis-
 Mildred Saunders There were ten con .estants. and all did unusually well
 making the selection of the winners dard task for the judges The judge were Rev. William r. Williams. Ms Mary Gushing Howard and Miss Eliza
 beth II. Tillinghast.
 , Mir and Mrs Frank Gomen& of Alex
 andria, Va, are spending few day
 with Westerly relatives.
 e A Colt automatic revolver was pre- l scented to Principal Harold Kendall of tn 1 Elm street school by the children at T social held Tuesday afternoon. - The class of 1896 of the Westerl e High school held a very successful re 8 union at the Oaks Inn. on their 18th Au l niversary Tuesday evening. Twenty ] two Of the alumni were present. e Mir. and Mrs. Harold Miner of Cana y street have left for Cleveland. ohi' n where they will spend the summer wit
 relatives.
 Rev. and Mrs Lewis A Walker ( : Elm street left Tuesday evening fc l Adrian. Mich. where they will spen ., about five weeks with relatives Cards have been received announcin , the marriage of Frederick c. Newberr and Miss Gala Reba White in Bloom > field Cam, on June 25. Mrs. Newbe' S ry is former resident of Westerly. t' A lawn party in honor of Harold Kei = dall. Mrs. Jessie Berry and Miss Maud $ Ennis was held by the pupils of the et grade at Elm street Monday afternoc
 at the home of MT and Mrs. s. H. Dav a of Spring street.
 y Joan R. Howell of Amsterdam N ' u is visiting George Bellamy of 34 Scho ~ street