Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-19
STAFFORD SPRINGS

A representative body of citizens met Mir. Freeman and MT. Schwobby of the Stafford Springs Aqueduct Company at the business mems rooms Friday after noon to discuss the matter of more adequate water supply for the borough. James Sheppard warden of the borough, complained of the inadequacy of the sys- tenn. MT. McCulloch of the Warren mill read a letter from an insurance irl- spector in which the company was or dered to put in a s50000 water tank for fire protection unless the water supply was improved, John Quinn, Peter Ca rocari. Fred Fontanello and Enos Penny said that at times it was impossible to get any water at their premises. Waiter Scott, who lives on Grant avenue sald that his supply was very poor as did 2. Pinney whose residence Is on East Street
 M. D. oConnell told of the lack of water at the school houses and the se- rio,,sness of the situation in case of fire. William Park also spoke of the need of better supply Mr. Freeman said that thorough investigation would be made of the entire system and promised 1nat the company would take steps to remeoy conditions although he said that the company was somewhat handicapped ny reason of the small income it receives William Eldridge said that the water main was not large enough or tnat !. It had been down so many years that u probably had become rusted out.
 The borough authorities believe that the meeting did some good ana nope @ 'lla' 1 conditions will be remedied before an other winter.
 The tIirtS-sixth annual sraoua.loI exercises of the Stafford Hlgn seh9o were held at Paramount theatre frioas lelass 1 evening and as usual on sucn oceasio,.. l the attendance was all that tne lhse.lN t,.a could accommodate. The foiioWaig pre ors,,y' gra 11r3a was given: March, High scnoo orcbestra. invocation. Rev. c. H. Pu1Lef song High school chorus; essay, lht | t1tstorv of shorthand. Beatrice Roberts asssv Cancellation of the Allied Wa Debfs Mary O'Halloran; essay ln' l rsnsas and Effects of the Washingtolr ] Conference, Harold Towne The Cossacf Sone High school chorus; address In Rasf Use of Knowledge. Dr. Charles K l Brown. class song. senior class presen tation of alumni scholarship, Franl i Johnson: presentation of diplomas Charles R. Pinney; benediction, Rev. F A. Legg.
 The graduates are Mary z. 0'Hallo ran, Doris Avery. Kathleen Fletcher
 Margaret c. Parizeau, Robert Scussell Joseph L. Senechail, Marjorie J. Stev ems. Harold G. Towne. Dorothy M. Tur her, Ralph ". Baldwin, Alton W Braun. Edward C. Braun, Grace A
 Burril An1ora Campo, Veronica c. Fa
 gan, Edith M. Jenkins. Gertrude T. Mey
 CT, Marion A. Moran, Gertrude C. Mul lins. Raymond E. Pease, Mary I. Quinn Joel H. Reed Beatrice F. Roberts.
 The class motto was Labor Is Life the class colors orange and gold, clas
 ofiwer the black-eyed Susan.
 Arthur Bosworth of staffordvilIe whiI
 at work in the picker room in the Hyde
 vile mill Thursday afternoon caught hi
 left hand in the picker which he was or
 erating and had 1t torn off at thewris
 He was taken to the Johnson Memoris
 hospital where the wound was dressed He had been employed in the min abou
 four years. It is thought that in feed
 ing the waste into the machine his han slipped and got caught in the gears.
 A iitney line between Stafford Spring : and Willimantic was put in operation 0 Thursday.
 The public and parochial schoo
 closed Friday for the summer vacation . Several of the teachers left town in tn
 afternoon for their homes.