Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-31

filled out.
 Amherst Buckingham ScoyiIIe, 72, who
 had been critically i'll at his home in
 Lebanon since suffering a shock Aug. 7th, died Tuesday afternoon. He was the son of John B. and Ellen Potter Scoville and was born in Columbia Feb. l, 1S49. His younger days were spent in Columbia, and later he came to Willi- l mantle, where for many years he was employed by the old Hartford, Provi- dence and Fishkill railroad and the Ad- ans Express company. Lebanon has been ] his residence for many years. Jan. 29, 1871, he married Adelaide o. Fox of Co.,. | lun1bia at South Boston, and Jan. 29th of this year they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. MT. Scoville is sur vived by his wife, one son. Lynwood A.
 Scoville of Columbia, daughter, Mrs.
 Alice D. Stoughton of Willimantic, and 1 granddaughter, Sabra Scoville Stoughton of Wiuimantic
 Francis Eoderick Freeman, 6 months old son of George and Isabelle Nichols Freeman, died Monday night at his home of infantile trouble.
 News Briefs.
 Odell M. Chapman of this city has re- ceived word from Frank S. Fancher Of Bridgeport, champion ssytre drummer of
 the United States, that MT. Fancher re- | gently won his 59th first prize at the | New York state field day at Ossining, N. Y. MT. Fancher is using a drum made
 by MT. Chapman.
 Thomas E. Duff of Hackensaclx, N J.,
 is spending +he week with his brother,
 John c. Duff, of Winter street.
 Miss Louise Tierney of Norwalk Is visiting at the home of Miss Veronica
 McQuillan.
  Samuel Chesbro are enjoying an au- 1 tomobile tour over the Mohawk trail
 and through the Hudson valley.
 Miss Mary Farrell, who is now ex-
 change operator at the Mansfield State Hospital and Training School, has been presented a handsome travelling bag by
 her friends in this city.
 John Atkinson of East Hartford is
 the guest of friends on Lower Main
 street
 i After spending week at the home
 of Mir. and Mrs. P. T. Lee of this city. Mrs. Frank H. Campbell and daughter
 Colette Marian have returned to Springfield. Mass.
 I The oden NJ. Chapman Drum Corps
 of this city is to take part in the field day contests Saturday in Hartford, un-
 der the auspices ef the Royal Type
 writer Corps.
 Recent guests of MT. and Mrs War ren D. Chase at Charles Utleys. were
 MT. and Ms. George R. H. Nicholson l of Hartford. MT. Nicholson is head master of the Kingswood school , Miss Mildred Flagg of fl High street has returned from months vacation spent with her uncle and aunt. Mir. and Mrs. William N'ylie of Waterbury. MT. and Mrs. Robert D. Pratt and daughter, of Park street, and Mrs. F J. Pratt of East Willington have re ] turned from Canada, where they spen week at Camp Vivamus, Lake Mem D phremagog.
 Stanley srywanski and Mariana Ko llrzt were united in marriage Monday : morning at o'clock at St. Joseph.
 church by Rev. Otto Beaunister A meeting of James J. Shea Post No 19, American Legione was held Tues : day night at the office of Dr. W P S s Heating. Routine business was trans f acted.
 e Interest in the EIlzs' pony contest i : running high in this city, every tim l the pony is seen on the street, the con t testants seem to work harder to win tn, t little pony. At present but 50 vote, r separate the first and second boys il . the contest
 a The fall term of schools in the. tow UT Wlndham will begin Wednesda, morning, September z. According |, [ the reports of Principal George H. fShaf g CT of the State Normal school and Su e pervise1 of Schools Egbert A. Case. tn enrolment of pupils will be the larges
 in many years. There are fifteen chang , es in the faculties, two at the Stat n Normal school; six in the trainin. n school, one in the Windham High school e nVe at Natehaug and one in the Wind ' ham Center school
 The teachers of the various schools ar as follows:
 , Windham High School: Fgbert A v Case principal; William O. Brooks, vic 2 principal; Dorothy H. Berry, Annie " | Bonney, Ethey M. Freure. Rodney W n Hewitt Muriel Kennedy Lawrence A - 1 King, Veronica McQuillan, Cecelia. Nj n Moran, Alice c. Ottenheimer, Florenc e H. Rhoades, Lillian F. Sherwood, Thu g sa G. Turner, Kathelene IT. Futile. An n na R. Winter and Florence Howie. x Natchaug School: James L. Harrour . l principal; Hattie A. Jacobs. vice orin
 cipal, Mary I. Gibson. assistant in Grao
 s; Eleanor Rose, Grade T; Martha E d1 White, Grades and ' Olive S. Johnson e Grade 6; Edith F. Willett, Grade 5 n Mrs: Susan T. Sullivan, Grade 5 ; Frar e cis T. O'Nein, Grade 4; Helen B. Lar s kin, Grade 1 Lillian L. Cheney, Grad ?. 3; Magdalene R. Hevrin, Grade ? d Winifred Moriarty, Grade l; Edith Go n lins, Grade 1 Elsie D. Chamberlain an y Eunice M. Champ, kindergarte1; Inc
 Brown. ungraded. ,.t W1limantic State Normal Scheol = George Herbert Shafer, principal: Fret
 erick W. Staebner, Miriam S. Skidmor ', Edith S. Paschau. Charlotte A. Whitin, Morgan R. St. John, Harriet NJ. Ston ,t Margaret Allison and Eliza Rawso iS Spencer.
 e Windham Street School: Elmer I
 Ellsworth, principal; May E. Davisol o Grade 2; Mary A. Quinn, Grade 6 {; AT e' nie w. Buchanan. Grade 5; Mary r 7, Wren, Grade 4; Irma B. Lord, Grade to : Marion D. Ide, Grade 3 :; Ethel F, Lev '' is, Grade ?; Cora L. B. Campbell. Grad :. l; Annie J. Oates. Grade 1 Louise H Greathead and Mabel Copley, kinde
 garten and Florence Cooke, special cias M Mh Miss Mary H. Wren is taking the DOS 'A ton of Florence G.. Woodward, who . on leave of absence for one year.
 Oaks Street: Lucy F. Stone, Grade D and 6; Eleanor Lindernan, Gradt
 and 4; Harriet B. Ellison. Grades