Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-06
WIL IMANTIC

and parochial grammar schools open for the fall term this Wednesday, morning with full teaching ssads and it Is ex- Pected with increased enrolment in each. The faculty of windhann High school numbers nineteen, including Prin- oipal E. A. Case There will be five new teachers, taking the places of otf- efs who have resigned or are about to DO married The course of agriculture will be added to the curriculum. The teseher will be R. L. Hahn, 2 graduate of Cornell University. Owing to the greatly increased registration at Nat ehauK school four new teachers have been engaged making a staff of twenty, including Principal J. L. Harroun. Twol hew teachers have been engaged for the WindhaH Street school and an extra teacher at the Oaks school. The teach ing stafes at both the Windham Center and South Windhazn schools will be new. The North Windhani schooi how sver. will retain it's former staff. Fol- lowing are the changes at the Wind ham High school: Miss Muriel Gefinas will replace Miss Alice OttneiheiIner, teaching stenegraphy and ts'pewriting. l Miss Gelina sis a local girl. Miss An toinette Girard, also of this city, is to teach French in place of Miss Kathleen Futile. Miss Cecelia Morin is making | a change frem teaching history to that of French. The position held by John F. Denofaue, coach in athletics at the school. has been eliminated Arthur Sullivan of Winthrop. Mass. is to teach l community civics, taking the place of | Tom T. Wordsworth. MT. Sullivan will alse act as athletic coach at the school l Hartley Simpson. of Tilton N. H., isNto | teach history and civics It is expect ed that within a short time two physi- cal instructors will be engaged for the school in accordance with the state law The balance of the. faculty comprises: principal. E. A. Case; vice principal, ". O. Brooks Miss Dorothy H. Berry; French Henry c. Nelson. mathematics l English; Miss Ethel NJ. Freure. English ; 1 Rodney W. Hewitt. English Miss Mu- riel Kennedy. Latin; Laurence A.. King, bookkeeping: Miss Veronica Me 1 Quillan. algebra and commercial work ; Miss Florence T. Rhodes, mathematics Miss Lillian E. Sherwood. science: Mrs ! Thusa c. Turner English and history ; 1 Miss Florence Howie is secretary.
 At the Natchaug school but one at last year,s teachers will he missing l Miss Lillian Cheney, who has resign | ed. Four new teachers have been added to the faculty. three of them from tne
 
 1 beth Branch Loretta Curran and NJ. l Gertrude Hughes and Mps Charles H. CasWeIl. One new teacher has been se- cured for the Oaks school. At South ! Windham school Miss Annie Merit of | Andoyer will act as principal, and at l Windham Center Miss Florence l.. True1I will continue as principal. The special teachers for the town schools will remain the same.
 Jehkins' Orphan Band and Jubilee Singers of Charleston, s. C., We in this city Tuesday and rlayed a number of selections after which they collected donations. They then left for Norwich. | Willimantie Rotary club resumed their | weekly luncheons and meetings Tues | day after months vacation. 4 large percentage of the members were bfes- eEt. President NaVtentine L. Murphy 1 presided The autobiography of ,the day yeas given by J. E. Sullivan of the firm 1 of Brick & Sullivan Shoe CornpanT and was most interestingly delivered. A 1 timely speech was made by George ", l Hickey. Plans were discussed forN the | fall eenclave to be held at the Hotel l Gris~old Sept. il. 12 and 41s A com ] naittee composed of Herhert W.S Huber. 1 John F. Ahern and Frank H. Toss. was chosen }to take charge of the local sclub's i dllcIiuAIitG. l News in General.
 Miss Charlotte Ahern spent Tuesday | in Hartford.
 Mrs. N. I. Dimeck and daughter Ma bel were recent visitors at Lords Point. Miss L.orena Moreau of Hartford was a recent guest of Mrs P. D., Moreau. Miss Phyllis Robinson has returned from Mantle where she spent the sum mer.
 Mrs. M. T. Park and daughter Edith, Of New York, were recent visitors with
 Mrs. Mary L. Turner Miss Edith viii remain to finish her studies at Windham, High school
 Mir. and Mrs. Wentworth Allen of
 Waltham, Mass, have returned home
 after visit in tbs city and have as
 their guest Mrs. Aliens father. ". H. Terry
 Russell Norton. who recently return ed from Camp Wanalancett, at Eaton \, H., is spending week at Pleasant
 View
 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith has returned te l Watertown, Mass. after visit with Tx
 son William L. Smith.
 John Belleyance and son Ernest Jeff
 Tuesday afternoon for northern Canada
 on business.
 1 Benjamin Murphy of Worcester
 Mass, former resident in this city
 was a recent visitor here.
 William Hewlett and Miss Ada How
 lett are bH motor trip to Watervills
 Me. for a week.
 Miss Marion Mccarthy is spending
 her vacation with relatives in Spring
 field. Mass.
 l wiibert T. Jacobs is the guest of his
 sister in New Britain.
 Miss Hazel B. Laner of New London
 is the guest of Mrs Charles L. Fitch.
 born. Carl Tripp and family have sreturneg
 from Pleasure Beach, where they speni
 the summer.
 Harold c. Lincoln's family have re-
 turned, after months stay at Pleas
 ure Beach.
 No child under five years of age vii
 be allowed to attend St. Joseph's pa. irechial school during the fall term which