Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16

where the exhibition will take place Sat
urday night. The Chapman corps has i.
its membership the international chamDio
snare drummer who is to give demon
stratien Of drumming
Quests of Judge James F. Twomey
dinner Wednesday were D. G. H6bro0k
Hartford and DR.. E, W. Carter, represent
atives of the INSURANCE. company witt
| which Judge Twomey Is connected
Most Excellent Grand High Priest Edgar
B. Ellis Of Bridgeport is to make his Off
cial visitation to Trinity Chapter No. .. l.
| A. NJ, this Thursday evening.
| Arthur Keealey, janitor Of the Windna1s
Congregational church for the past sew
enteen years, has resigned. He will
succeeded by Daniel Trigger.
Miss Minnie Coy was surprised re
1cently by members of the Girls FrienAi:
society of ST. PauFs Episcopal church
when she was rendered miscellaReou
shower IN honor of her approaching mar
rage with Louis Dean, of Providence.
Leonard Davis, four year old violinist
Of this city, is to appear at the mid-Len
whist party and entertainment of ST
Mary's church choir boys. He is to b.
lpresented a silver loving cup, the gift O
iSt. Ceeelia's choir. The presentation
Ito be made By Leonel Chasse.
Stafford High boys and girls auintctt
Iproved too much for Windham TUESDAY
might at Stafford, the locals lost bot
contests, the boys, is to 10, the girls
a score Of 8 to 2. Obernesser and Ellisol
lof Windham played a fast game gettin
eleven of their. teams points. In tn
girls game Miss HOWE scored the ion
field basket for Windham.
Louis a. Alexander, Jr., president of til
junior class of the Conneetioist hg-icf
tturad college has announced the commit
tees for the junior week FESTIVITIES ~htcl
begin May 18th and last until May 2oth
| The executive committee: L. H. Bemol.
Meriden, chairman; Paul L. Steere, Wal
erbury John l.. Oberly, Bridgeport; Don
old B. Bassett, Derby; James NJ Mul
lane, Hartford; ElInore G. Ashman, Gui!
ford Paul n. Beardsley, RoSbury; an
Miss Charlotte Waterman, Westeort.
The prom committee is composed Q
Paul L. Steere, chairman; Ralph L
Brundage, Danbury and Milton Kat
| Hartford. The decorating committee
John l. 0berly. chairman; Harold E. Be
lan Waterbury; and Ralph E. Collin!
Wrapping. The committee for the junio
play is Donald B. Bassett, chairman
Harold e. Steck, Bethel; Paul J. ReYel!
East Haven; Samuel G. Cohen, Portland
and Miss Elsie Waite, Worcester, Mas
The cane committee is James NJ MuNan
L
and Walton P. Clark, NaugDtuct Tt
corInftteefor the junior-senior banquet
Elmore G. Ashnan, chairman Louis
MeteIli, Windsor Locks; and John
Lovett, Beverly, Mass. The tree plantin
I committee is Paul N Beardsley, chat
( man; Elton ]. Smith, Ciintonville; ar
Clarence m Prdist, Wateiiht !. TIL
. girls committee is Miss Charlotte Wax
I man, chairman: Miss HaTlon Fooie, Ba
ford; and Miss Margaret Dunn, waite
& bury.
Chairman Bemont has announced Il
I following activities for the week:
Wedneday, May 17.-Baseball gam
! Trinity VS. c. A. c., p. m; Junior-senii
banquet, p, m.
I Thursday, May 1S.-Interclass ira,
meet, p. NJ. concert by Glee club, S
m
Friday. May 1s.-Competitive R. o.
c. drill, 10 a. m. baseball, Bates VS. e.
c., 3 p. m. Junior prom, $50 p. m.
Ii Saturday, May 2O.-Tree planting a.
college sing, 1.So p. m. team dance, Civ
by girls 3 to 5 p m. Junior play, p. m.