Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-06
vOLUNToWN

Friday and Saturday evenings good |
sized audiences were in attendance at |
the theatre.
Many local young people attended the
dance at Glasgo Saturday evening
Several from this village attended the
picture show at Jewett City Sunday ev-
ening.
Master Theodore Coriarty observed
his tenth birthday at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Annie Coriarty
Sunday afternoon when 20 boy and girl
friends were his guests. Master Cor
larty received a number of gifts, one
being $40 gold piece given him by
| a friend. After a variety of games dur
ing the afternoon candy, oranges, ba-
nanas, popcorn, etc. were served. The
| delight of the children was a large and
| handsome birthday cake with ten light
| ed candles, which was later distributed
among the young guests.
| Monday evening about 40 local wo-
| men interested in the formation Of
circle of Companions of the Forest Of
America gathered in Union hall for the
| purpose of organization and arranging
Tor their initiation which has been set
| for Sunday afternoon. March 18th,
| when Supreme Chief Companion Mrs.
Mary A. State of Norwalk will be in
town to institute the circle The follow
companion, Mrs. Harriet Dupont chief
Companion. Mrs. veda A. Downing: sub
chief companion. Miss Beatrice eau
dette; recording secretary, Miss Do
yence Dupont; financial secretary. Miss
Emma Hame1; treasurer Mrs. Frieda
Downing; right guiCe Mrs Lucy Pc
chic; left guide. Miss Elsie Kenyon
inner guard. Mrs. Edmond Dayon. IT.
outer guard. Miss Mabel McGuigan>;
trustees one year, Mrs. Rose Kenyon
two years, Mrs. Hazel Hall: three years
Miss MaIvena Derosier The members
took IN their new duties IN a praise
worthy manner and showed a great dea
of enthusiasm. Organizer Thomas Nc
Donald presided at the meeting.
Ash Wednesday morning at St Thorn
= as church. mass was celebrated by TIL
pastor, Rev. Ludovic Paradis and wa
followed by the distribution of tn
: ashes. The evening service consists
of the Rosary, benediction and distribu
tion of ashes.
, Pupils perfect in attendance for Feb
= ruary at the Center school, Voluntown
t Grades l and 2, Cecilia A. Ellis. teach
er. Leo Corriaty. John Gibson. William
+ Macomber Leo Perry. John Roode. 10
C seph Valliancourt. Olive Fletcher. Mar
ian Fletcher Grades 8. 4 and 5. Dor
, | July ID. -hN-Ntllls ltdClltE. AuelOTe Ma
: grey, Joseph Magrey. Wilfred Perry
: Elsie Edmond. Marion Edmond. Emm
e Roode. Ida Roode. Marie Villiancour-
. Jane Whipple. Grades 6. Z and
Mary f. Peckham. teacher. Leo Dero,
e iers. Clarence Gaudete. Floyd Mayer
d Euelide Russi, William Ritchotte, Louis
8 Magrey.
e Monday afternoon, Feb. 81, the Cer
d ter school had a speaking and spellin
e contest for school honors as follows
S. Fifth grade, Miss Dorothy Mcneil
e teacher; judges, Mrs. E. E. Clark
Miss Bertha Lewis, Miss Gladys Youn
The Admirars Ghost, Theodore CORR;
II ty; Sheridan's Ride. Euclid Derosier.
IS An Incident Of the French Camp, Lloy
II Barber; The Inchcape Rock. Ida Rood,
a The Heritage, Elizabeth Duffy; TIL
At Fatherland, Helen Bullock; To the Bo.
Of America. Doivia Matson; The WreC
8 of the Hesperus, Joseph Magrey
10 The winner was Theodore Corriat
E. with honorable mention of Ida Roo,
: and Elizabeth Duffy.
81 Dovia Matson was the winner in Il
H. spelling match, with Theodore Corria
n second.
Sixth, seventh and eighth grade
- Mary E. Peckham, teacher. Judge
- Miss Laura MCGUIRE, Albert Basse
b6Oi Se H. EuiilOHu. Inc Hll2TDn VI
Ion, Dorothy Dupont: The Arabs Far
well to His steed. John Thompson; T
Heritage. Simon Thompson Amerfc
y Louise Magrey When the Great CIR
Il Ship Comes In, Evelyn Mathewson: c
a lumbus, Clarence Gaudette; Lady Clal
ne Margie Gahan: The Inchcape Roc
X George Macomber Arnold Winkilrei
en- kathlin Mcdonald; The Beggar. Do
- Bliven; When the Good News W
an Brought from Client to AK. Flos
~ Bebo; The Bells. Ella Bromley: The I
. struction of Sinnacherib, veinne Mat
Son; Farra gut Emey Lamoine; Faith,
81, land Arvi Lyceek The Chambtred Ma
- titus. Elmer Westlund: The Charge
Nv the Light Brigade, George WesterIan
ID The Martyr Chief Floyd Magrey; A
rot though Speech, Euclid Russi; Lexingtt
"a Alice Conlin; The occasional. Isabe
+, ;, Generux: Saint Filomena He1
Thompson; Stanza on Freedom Rosa
r Russi; The Skylark. Victor Magre
Casabianca, Willie Richotte The V
let, Leo Derosiers; Three Bells of Gl;
INT gov, Lauraine Robinson The Blue a
err the Gray, Charles Soderstrom; Ii
ar Lochinvar, Emma Bebo
his The sixth grade winner was Al
or Conlin; honorf Bile mention, Wi
SEQ Richotte; seventh grade winner. Do
ses Bliven; honorable mentior1 FIos
ne Bebo; eighth grade winner. Mar
&C. Gahan; honorable mention, Louise y
at grey.
JHe In the spelling contest the follow
y came out ahead Sixth grade Char
Soderstrom seventh grade. Doris b
en-; eighth grade, Louis Magrey. Sta
Ing next to the winners were Emey ]
as moin4 and George Macomber.
lsh The town contest will come some II
zen N the latter part of March and 7
the -i'-4A'