Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-22
COLCHESTER

Fifteen members of Oliver Woodhouse lodge. K of P, went by automobiles to Lebanon Wednesday evening to visit George s. Hull lodge it being the Of heials visit of the grand chancellor and hls associate officers to that lodge. The grand officers present were, Grand Chan reilpr William Cowlishaw. of New Bri- tain; Grand Vice Chancellor Thomas H. Troland. of Ne Londonn; Crank Keeper of Records and Seals George E. Wright, of Hartford; Grand Mastered Exchequer William N Potter of WilIimantic, and Grand Outer Guard, Arthur F. Mitchell of Hartford. There were present Is members of Norwich lodges, 20 from New London, from Danfelson. 15 from Willimantic and members from other lodges After the work of the evening.
 speeches wee made by the grand lodge officers and other visiting brothers
 lunch was served. The officers of the lodge will be installed at the next meet ing by D. D.. G. c. Baker
 Daniel Goldberg and A. Feiden have purchssed auto trucks to be used in 1 their busipesses.
 Charles Daniels of stonington was the guest WedResday of MT. and Mrs John Higgins.
 H. Kellogg and Miss Louise Weeks were visitors In New London Wednesday I. Horwitz and son. James, motored tc 1 Bridgeport, Thursday
 Miss Msrgares Sullivan of Wil1imantic 1 IS visiting at Mrs. Mary K. o,Brien's or Norwich avenue.
 Baeon Academy opens Its 10th year 1 with S5 students. S6 of whom are fresh
 men. Principal James Brooks return. for second year. Mrs. Brooks vii teach French and History and hay, charge of the school music. Mrs A. L tebbins has been engaged to teach tw,
 classes daily, algebra and freshman sci
 ence. Miss Florence J. Rae, of Holyoke
 Mass. 2 graduate of Holyoke college I will teac9 the English classes and par
 of the Latin. c. c. Helmhold renews hi
 instruction on the violin
 The teachers all express themselves a pleased with the responsive and appre 1 ciative attitude of the students-an excel 'i lent spirit of co-operatfon is manifesto ! and a most successful year is anticipate, under Principal Brooks experienced ad mfnistration
 Three typewriters are now provided These are located in the a:brary on th : third floor and 21 students ore learnin to use the machines. The excellent re suits last year more than justified tn
 experiment Commercial arithmetic wi : also be taught as last year in connectio -
 A new course has been introduced thi year-socia1 Economies "The Prot 7 Iems of American Democracy is tn text used. This course in practical ecor !, onnics and Sociology is now forming part of the course of study in most pro
 gressfye high schools.
 Principal Brooks, fin the interest of be ter citizenship and the maintainance | the fine appearance of the village gree : and strets, acting on tn suggestion ! some of the trustees, appealed to tf g students in the Academy. also in u : Ransom school to refrain from throwin !. pape TOT refuse on the public grounds 1. l the village. All the students and scho ;. children responded heartily and agreed 3 l sign pledge to that effect, s. M Da
 has agreed to provide suitable garba:
 barrels for the park The Academy SC {, sion closed early Friday afternoon ar ' all the students were organized into white wings brigade and picked up re
 use about the park and streets. Under the auspices of the Acaden an attractive entertainment course
 four numbers will be given. E. T. Bu van local chairman of the County Y. c. A. is cp-pperatipg with Princip
 Brooks in arranging for this interestil .e course of entertainments.
 nl Saturday. Sept. IS. the first Acader 2, social of the year was given. under t l. auspices of the senior class.
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