Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-16

Saturday for further investigation.
 Paul Caya and Raymond Derosier were charged with breach of the peace as the result of a asscRapS that took place recently Oh Clark Street Caya claimed that Derosier was the aggressor and in court the latter had nothing to say about tha fight. Judge Foss imposed fines of S3 and costs and remitted the fine in the. case of Capa. Caya paid s10.35 and DerosieF s13.S5.
 Captain IngersoII of the Salvation !, Army Is raising a fund in the hope of starting a band among the young people. tainment tlats. (F'ridayl evening is to be devoted to this purpose Music is to be furnished by. the Salvation Army band lof South Manchester
 Grand Chnacellor William CowiIshaw, and associate grand officers are to be 1 guests of Natchaug Lodge, sNo 22, 1 Knights of Pythias at their meeting next l Monday evening" at Castle hail, Main street. Following the meeting a lunch con Is to be served. Plans are underway i for a big turnout in reception of the grand officers
 A surprise party rendered Mrs. Daniel
 French at the M E. church by members of the M. E. sorority was anssejoyable
 
 the sorority was presented handsome silk scarf. Mrs. Taylor of Valley street and Mrs. French were also Presented bouquets of roses and peonies. Mrs Taylor also received a gold friendship
 pin, set with peards and eachs received
 a beautifully decorated cake. one made
 by Mrs. Leonard Geer of the Camt
 Ground, the other by Mrs. Fred Davoll
 Ice cream and cake were served.
 l st,o,,- Fo- AI,. AL,
 Newmarket strikers was held Thursday night at Labor Union hall, Main street
 Dacing foliowed the entertainnlent
 Abraham Gluskin received a lette
 Thursday from his sister-inlaw in Rus
 sia, carrying. stamps to the value 0
 100000 Russian ruhles. The letter wa
 postmarked May 1st. showing that in tternational service is slow.
 Rev. Joseph F. Cobb, of South Wind
 ham, is spending several days in Boston Miss Grace E. Randall who close,
 her work at Gulf Park college, Miss his returned to her forIher home il Rocky Ford, Colo, to visit relatives. r MT and Mrs. c. Harry Branch an , family, Mrs. Herbert D. Pollards MT. an [ Mrs. William A, Arnold and son, Mrs George K, Mason, and Mir and Mrs 7 Louis Arnold left Thursday morning fo 3 a motor trip to Jefferson, N. H, in tn White Hts.
 l Miss Claire Calnen. of Connection ; college, is at her home in this city. A D l the college Miss. Calnen was presiden { of the French club. and president c
 Branford House. She will go to Middle
 bury, Vt, for seven weeks court at tn French summer school of Middlebur E college.
 MT. and Mrs George Burchard hay t returned to Hartford after visiting M 5 and Mrs. Adelbert Russ
 Il No short calendar session of the su l. perior court will be held here today GIT n day) the last short calendar of the terl S will be held here June 23rd. 2 During the past few days the stuC e ents of Windham High school have bee $ taking the final examinations of tE l. school year. Students excused iron : taking the examinations for havin o marks of so or better during the scho n year are:
 o Seniors-Robert Bergeson, Carl Ell d son, Abraham Heller. Samuel Horowit n Claude Ide, Edna Burgess. Esther CIar
 Dorothy Doyle, Lema Fullerton, ArIil
 Haskins. Bessie Hochberg. Lillian Hoe 7, berg, Ellen McDermott, Vivien lift s Juniors-Russell, Aben, Christoph = Case, Kenneth Fryer, Leverett Grar le Hynan Rabinowitz, Reuben Rothbla 19 Randall Tenant Anna Bernat. Ru - v Burnham, Beatrice Collins, Dorotf 5e s,: Cook. Frances Davis. Margaret Hutc ins, Pearl Lyon, Marguerite Prue, Maj as an Taft,
 's Sophomores-Antonio Bergeron. Le es ter Gelinas, George Healy. Henry Hol as en, Harold Simonds Doris Aver, Ru e. Belanger, Elizabeth Case, Cora Cha CT pelI, Carolyn Cummings, Edith DawsC ch Margaret Dawson, Doris Easterbrool IT. Mildred Johnson. Jasko Manning, Hel ny A1offit, Eileen Murphy, Annie Nicol. [ re- liam Ottenheimer, Dorothy Paine, Elm m Parizek. Ruth Pollard. Sara Robins, av Gladys Rood, Lila Seeley, Helen Thon ii- son.
 ,ts Freshmen-C Chester Andrews, Abe ia, Beauchemin, William Hornberg, Jo or Johnson, Earl Philipp. Walter Ush he Peter Watras, Wilson Wilmarth, R, -st al Woodward, Catherine Adams Ha ms Amidon, Florence Ballard, Dorothy B ne be, Marian Bowen, Amelia Durnik, R,
 Eagan, Helen German, Catherine Ho CT, Mary Koval, Alma Liberty, Phy ,I't int Moran, Mary Norton. Dorothy Peg ,u. o.. Louis Porter, Elizabeth Schmidt. Reg ay Shea. Mary Stenmayer, Helen Stil III nll Anna Sugar, Tharsilla Sullivan, A t. o Thompson, Mabel Tillinghast. 9i 9I Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Harvey of os, turned Wednesday night from NIidt 'ha bury, Vt, where they attended e % -bo mencemeut exercises at Middlebury .c. lege, where their son, John Harvey,
 a graduate.
 or Miss Irene Vanderman is home fl m Simmons college for the summer. for MT. and Mrs. Peter Hardman to family of Windham road and Harold
 a Robinson of Norwich left Wednes, IS. morning on a motor trip to Washingi ,,. D. e.
 am The largest class in the history of -ith Joseph's hospital will be graduated W WIS nesday evening, June 18th, at the tc ind hall Eleven will receive diplomas vas from this city, two from East Hartft AL one each from Windham, Clark's Corn vas Colchester and Rockville ,ial Rev.. William S. Beard, who is visit ur- in this city, left for MoltviHe Wedi for day.
 he Mrs. Frank L. Ford of Windharn stu ain left Wednesday morning to visit relat fed in Maine.
 The sophomore class of yvindham F - school has. presented Thomas T. Hav ~ l worth of the fanl1Ity Q n,I1sse If S9(