Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18

Westford Village school.
 Part 5-The Highlanders Class of Westford Hill school
 novel form of school entertainment followed when children of Slavic des- cent rendered several songs in the native tongue. They were accompanied on the piano by John Bostinak.
 The class essays were as follows: The Wright Brothers. John Bostinak Im- migration, Royal Woodward essay, The New Map of Europe, Geographically. Maud Libby; The New Map of Europe. Historically, Paul ,Urda Theodore Roose- welt, John Bartok.
 The presentation of the class banner was made by Supervisor of Schools A. W. Greer. Diplomas were presented by Rev. B. c, Bugbee.
 The class colors were of red and white, the class motto being 'Ze True" The graduates of the schools are: War renville school. Addison Bassett, John Bostinak, and Jessie Richling. Town school, John Bartok. westford Village school, Everett Burrill, James Curtis Maud Libby, Peter Supina and Thomas Supina Westford Hill school, Andrew Baricak, Annie Hnapa, George Trenko | and Paul Urda. West Ashford school. Stanley Bernat. Royal Knowlton and Royal Woodward.
 One pupil of the Warrenville school, 1 Addison Bassett, son of Mfr. and Mrs Alexander M. Bassett, attained an ex- | ceptional record for attendance During | his eight years he was neither absent | tardy or excused His brother who was | graduated previous to this year also at | tained a record having seven years of l perfect attendance.
 With the closing of the schools in 1 Coventry schools in Coventry Friday, A B. Lord, supervisor was presented a gold | fountain pen and pencil by the teachers and school committee.
 MT. and Mrs. A. L., Church of this city were callers in Colchester recent | ly.
 Members of the class of 1891 of St. Mary's school held class night at St. Marys hall, Valley street, Friday even- ing when q fine programme was car ried out. The class joined in singing the class song for 1891. following whi Roderick J, Rousseau foretold the future for the members of the class. The class Will" was read by Dora Beaulieu. Recltations followed, Germaine c. Dion and Dora Beaulieu being the speakers. | Several pleasing selections were played by the Eighth Grade orchestra Address es of the evening were made by Rev. J. ]. Papillon, Rev. H. c. Belec, and James J. Tyler. The class colors were purple and gold and the class motto was "Esse Guam videri" '"ro Be Rather Than to Seern."
 The graduates are: Albert L. Beau. chemin, Aline A. Van Havenbeke, Oliva M. Cassie, Alma R. Laliberte, Rodericb ] J. Rousseau. Irene M. Fournier Alice NJ, Phaneuf, Arthur H. Belanger, Ad. rien c. Chartier, Cermaine c. Dion, Ray. I mo Aldea c. Ethier, Beatrice T. Monast
 Yvonne E. Lavigne, Gilbert R. Rail, Le
 ona D: Lariviere, Roger P. Delage, Rod
 ericl1 A. Cote. Alice c. Dion. Commercial-Albertine l.. Coftu, Der tha M. Gaudreau Viola A. Picnic.
 A number of local sport fans went tc
 Jewett City Friday night to see the box
 ing exhibition in that place. At tfe First Baptist church Rev 4 D. Carpenter, pastor, will preach Sunda- morning at 1O,45 o'clock Members o , Obewebetucl1 lodge, No 16, I. O. o. F and affiliated organizations will attent the service. Church school at noon
 Community service and Christian En deavor service at D. m.
 , GraduelaTng exerclses of aytonIs in ' the town of Mansfield were h2ld Frida, night at the arn1ory at Storrs The pro
 gramme began at s o'clock and was a
 follows:
 e Music, Invocation. Rev. Leonard Smith
 The Boy Scouts, Philip F. Dodge: Or portunity, Sills, Gladys A. Crane Ho1 Did You Dief1 Cooke, William J. Hern f burg; The State Normal Schools, Hele \ L. Bowers If Kipling, Isadore Alperin , 1 piano solo. Marie Brown The \ Fron
 Door to America, Grace F. Warren Tn |, Connecticut Seal, Ivor Prater; Out tt i Old Aunt Mary's, Riley, Dorothy ( /, Eeebe A Mansfield Industry, HoWar 0 C. Bowers; chorus. Mansfield Cente ? | school; The, House by the Side of tn
 Road Foss, Frank Grey; address, Super i visor of Schools A. B. Lord choru
 Storrs school; conferrinE of certificate
 Rev. Leonard Smith; benediction, Re
 Leonard Smith.
 The graduates:
 Storrs school-Isadore Alperin. Mar
 Brown, Philip F. Dodge, Annie Toma:
 l1ovie, Dorothy c. Beebe. Bradford I Crandall. Lois Savage, Frank B. Tomas
 kovic, Grace E. Warren
 Depot School-Helen l. Bowers, Joh
 T. Livingstone, G. Merritt Thompson
 Mildred L. Bowers William J. Herr
 burg, Howard c. Bowers, John c. Zt , mek, Dorothy Mae Bridgham. Center School - Ivor Prater, Len Curgenven.
 Chestnut Hill school-Frank Gray Atwoodville School-Gladys A. Gran Sarah l. Snyder, Theresa Nollet, Vii lam F. Varga.
 Ridge School-Louise Hanson.