Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20
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4 delightful entertainment was given by the Center school children at Union hall, Friday evening. It consisted Of series of six plays, giving glimpses of the history of the United States from Colonial days to the present. These were brightened by folk dancing, drills and songs by the children of the first three grades Each number was fitting ly introduced and explained to the large audience by children of the school. The Price of Liberty was 8 scene in Washington's cabinet room in 17s9 where Hamilton explained his plans for flnan- cial measures to pay the Revolutionary war debts and place the governments 8 money on a firm basis.
 The Yankee Schoolmaster was in two scenes, first in Gen Nathaniel Greene's home in Georgia, where three cotton 1 planters call on Mrs. Greene and meet Eli Whitney, the Yankee schoo.mas.er. l Act 2 is in Whitney's workshop showing 1 his invention of cotton gin. 1 The Greatest Real Estate Deal Ever l Made reveals the negotiations made in France by Monroe and Livingston and 1 Frances representative, Monsieur Mar l bois. The two Kentuckians and SIX 1 Spaniards in this play told the story in action which Monroe repeated to Lit- 1 ingston of the conditions at New Orleans when Spain held control of the Missis- sippi river.
 The Riverboro Flag Raising was dra- matized by grade from Wiggins' Rebec- ca of Sunnybrook Farm. It was well given by children from grades and 5 James O'Connor clad in burlap and or his hands and knees made an excellent horse for MT. Simpsons ride.
 1 Salvage revealed the way the govern nent collected and made use of junk dur ing the war.
 The Naturalization of Mir. Larivie, showed how a foreigner may become g citizen of the U. s. A.
 The programme was as follows: Song Revolutionary Tea, grade 3; play, The Price of Ldberty-Hamilton Euclidt Russi; Washington, Emey Larnoine
 Knox, Charles Saderstrom; Jefferson Rosario Russi; Randolph, Leo D.. Ell dance, Chimes of Dunkirk, grades 1-2 Play-A Yankee Schoolmaster = El Whitney, Vernne Watson; Mrs Greene Helen Thompson; miller, Arvi Lybeck cotton planters, Finer and George Wes terlund; Chlldren's Polka, grades 1 and z. Play, The Greatest Real Estate Dea Ever Wade-Livingston Simon Thomp son; Monroe, John Thompson; Marbols George Macomber; servant, Victor Ma grey; Spaniards, Adalore Magrey, Carlt
 Westerlund. Howard Davis. James O. Connor. William Magrey. Euclide Deros lers; kentuckians Eugene Bebo. Theo 1 oore Coriaty. Flower drill, grades 1-2 | Flay-Riyerboro Flag Raising, drama tized by grade z: Reaecca, Geneviev, Gaudette; Miss Dearborn, Mildred Kinne; Mrs. Meserve, Ali NeImnen
 Mrs. Baxter. Clarina Champlaii,: Baxte, James OC'onnor; Simpson, Arthur Rus si; Mrs. Burbank, Elizabeth Duffy: Mrs Cobb, Evelyn Vallaincourt. Morn,n, Song. grades 1-2. Play, Forewarned [ Forearmedi Observer, Alice Conlan Charlotte, Flossie Bebo; reporters, Dori
 Bnyen; Ella Bromley, Louise Magrev Dorothy Dupont, Kathleen McDonald
 Folk dance, l See You, grades 1-2: clas prophecy, Simon Thompson. Salvage
 Mrs. Keith, Margie Gahan; Jack. Theo dore Coriaty; Mrs. Foster, Evelyn Ma thewson; Joe, James OConnor: ragmar Arthur Russi. Sandman Song, grades i
 ?. The Naturalization of MT, Lanier
 Mr. Lanier, Floyd Mag1sy; Mrs Lanie, Isabelle Genereux; John, Victor Ma grey; Mary. Lorraine Robinson officer
 William Ritchotte.
 A very prety wedding took placa q St. Thomas church Monday uorninr June F, at 10 a. m.. when Mas Ev, Josephine Gaudette, daughter of Mrs
 Airline Gaudette of this village, and Fran