Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20

the South Windham grammar school | were held Monday evening at 7.So O. clock in Guilford Smith hall. The grad uating class numbers four The diplo- mas were presented by Dr. W. P. S. Heating, a member of the town school committee.
 Brief News.
 The reception of the class of 1922 of windham High school will be held next Friday evening at the state armory. The grand march will take place at g O. clock.
 Mayor Charles A. Gates was in Nor wich Monday afternoon. attending the funeral of Avery Stanton
 Miss Francis Mcintosh of Lebanon | avenue had as her guest over the week end, Miss Laura Harding of Hartford. Samuel Feldman went to Boston Mon day to attend the commencement exer- cises of Harvard University today. His brother, David Feldnan. is a member of 1 the graduating class.
 I P. J. Hinds and daughters. Mary and Gertrude of Windham Road motored to l Danvers, Mass, Thursday, to attend the graduation of John Hinds from St. Johns Preparatory School. They re- turned Friday afternoon.
 | MISS C1lAAdO6lH BIdICu. d 1OFIl6T 1 Windham teacher, is te take Miss Ldl- Han Cheney.s place at the Natchaug school in grades ? and 4. Miss Cheney is to be married. Miss Loretta Curran 1 and Miss Gertrude Hughes, also Wind | ham. Center teachers, are to take grades one and three at Natchaug. These low Ter grades are to on part time next fall | term.
 I Mrs. Charles B. Pomeroy of South
 street celebrated her 90th birthday Sun day. family party gathered at her
 home, Mrs. Frank Haywood, a grand
 daughter, and child came from Boston
 and Mrs. Homer Turner, another grand
 daughter, and children. came from
 Windsor. Mrs William Tracy of 65
 Chestnut street entertained 14 members
 of the family at dinner at her home. MT and Mrs. George Kellogg and Mir
 and Mrs. George Sandford of South Pasadena, Calif.. are guests of Johr
 Bower and family of Mansfield Hollow Mrs. Sandford and Mrs. Kellogg are sis
 ters of Mir. Bower, They left Pasadena
 May in two Hupmobiles, reaching herc
 June 8. They will return in September
 by a more northern route. They have recently struck oil on their property II . South Pasadena.
 A large number of friends surprised
 Miss Ida Gibbs Saturday night whel , they called on her as a farewell party . They presented her a beautiful hair . dressing set. Miss. Gibbs has been teach ing school in Eagleville and while tfer : was highly esteemed and made man.
 friends She will teach school at Tn f Ridges the next fall term
 The Eagleville school closed Frida, .s with six graduates, George Prue, Waite h Thompson, Nellie Thompson, Heller .g Donivan, Marion McUrion and Edwar Slater. They are to attend Windhar = High school.
 4 Children's Day was observed at tn .- Congregational church Sunday morning F. Twelve children were. baptized by tn l. pastor, Rev. Harry S. McCready.
 large congregation was in attendance.
 A pageant representing the churc a catechism was held Sunday evening 2 J St. Pauls church in honor Of the clo: y ing of the church school. Twenty chi -s dren took part and they carried bar o ners to represent the catechism's diffe1 | ent teachings A large number were 'e attendance. Awards were made for De
 feet attendance
 in The various rain storms of Saturda n and Sunday and early Monday mornir IS caused considerable trouble to the lin, 2. of the local exchange of the Southel lg New England Telephone company. Apo le two hundred stations were affected. ri d Anemen of the local plant are busy r ," pairing the trouble
 'e Local residents aSoke early Monds ct apout $50 10 the sound of the fire be ,n ringing at random. An investigstir 1e by Chief Wade U. Webster and Assis to ant Engineer George H. MiIlerd showe
 that the trouble was caused bv crosst H. wires on upper Main street near Wint, in street, due to the storm. The te1egra1 H. pole in the vicinity was set on fire as ,5 result