Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-03
MONTVILLE

There were 99 pupils in perfect at tendance at Palmer Memorial school for the month of October as follows:
 Kindergarten, Miss Lolo Gates, teach CT: Irving BunneH, Richard Kolb, George Phillips, Carl Sokin, Walter Sandwich, Gus Trnski, Paul Wenzel. Mary Allen, Nellie Barker, Annie Polish, Blanch Vronowski.
 Grade l, Mrs. Lois G. Watt, teach CT; Norma Allen, Annie Budner. Evelyn Chapel, Florence Hordynski. Annie Mor- osa, Victoria Pachioli, Alice Sawyer. Gladys Sakovich, Sophia Cronska, Blanch Titisky, Francis Getchell, Henry Korno- sewicz. incent LaGramme, Nick Marar- bulk, Paul Polish, Stanley Vronewski. Grades II and II, Mrs. F. Rogers, teacher: Fannie Arvezec. Nancy Boska, Grace Everett, Olga Everett, Lena Hor- densky, Helen Mararbuk, Annie Mol boskki, Pauline Stankowich, Josephine Stepanik Alma St. Germain. Ruth Tefft, Helen Titisky. Theodore Allen, Steven Budner, Eriiest Chapel, Kenneth La Flamme, Melvin Lathrop, Steven Leyal- 1 lie, William Phillips, Richard Shaffer Leon Stamm, Rudolph Wendt, Harry Wenzel. Grades III and ", Miss Bernadetta ] Mullen, teacher: Mike Stankowich. Ken i aeth Green, Edward kornosewicz, Louis Jacobs, Wilson Clark, Lloyd Chapel, Margaret Bergman, Dorothy Tefft, Patri-
 cia Sweeney, Dora Bonville, Eva Barre,
 Edna Patton, Geneva Edwards, Mary l Eusatania.~
 1 Grades and VI, Miss Hunt, teacher l Donald Chapel, Percy Daniels, Ernest i Gero, Einar Johnson, Merrill Lathrop, ] Clinton Sharp, Mike TursecE, William l Wylie, Helen AweZec, Bertha Barre, Alice Boska, Gladys .Boska, Leona Gero, Kath- 1 crime Knott, Mamie korncsewicz, Eli
 "a Pachirodo, Beatrice Payne, Sophie
 Sokin, Violet West, Julia Sweeney. I Grades VII and VIII, Mrs. Annie Cav l it, teacher: Claude Pierce, Waiter 1 Mary Malchiodi. Ethel Wylie, Justine Chapel, Mabel Sokin.
 Miss Freeman, teacher of the West
 Side school gave very interesting Hal
 low-e'en programme in the school room re gently. Refreshments were served. In
 terest in the school was shown by tho large number of friends present.
 Mrs. Jay Shepard. Mrs. Theodore Park
 CT and sister, of Willimantic, called or
 friends at Montyille CenteE on Sun
 day.
 Rev. William Beard of New York spent Saturday and Sunday with Mis- Carrie Parker, coming for a brief rest Sunday morning at the Montville Con gregational church Rev. Edward Aye gave very interesting account of tn : Yale Divinity School anniversary, whicl he attended and also a short temperanc sermon.
 Rev. MT. Beard also gave a brief tall
 of his 'boyhood days spent here and als
 spoke hopefully on the temperance ques
 tioh, saying that in the last year he ha
 travelled from the Atlatic to the Paci
 fic ocean, thirty-two thousand miles an : been in all sorts of places, but had no D seen mode than one drunken man I month, a great improvement on forrne . years, so notwithstanding all we hay heard to the contrary the good wor
 goes on.
 There was good attendance at th bi-centennial union service at the Mont . vile Center Congregational church Q Sunday evening including large nun e her from Uncasville and Palmertowl : The service was very much enjoyed D y those present. Rev. Charles Smith, paI = tor, at UncasYille Methodist. Rev. Joh H.. Stearps, pastor at Montville Unio
 Baptist and Rev. F, P. Aver pastor { n Montville Center Congregational churcl ' es gave interesting addresses. Mrs. Aye | the pastors wife sang a solo. There wa l. also congregational singing. aceompanis
 by Miss Helen Lynch at the piano. e The Kindergarten children of the Pa :, ner Memorial school under. the leade T ship of the teacher, Miss Gates, enjo: Y ed merry Halloween party at u s school room on Monday.
 10 An automobile belonging to FFar
 Crandall and driven by Fred Green, ar ? Orienstein's ice cart had head on co 5 lission near the residence of Mieha U Hickey on Saturday, badly damaging Il automobile so that it had to be taken Coman's garage for repairs.
 The Ladiest Social Union of the Met st odist Congregational church met e. Thursday afternoon with a good atten
 ance at the home of Mrs. E. P. Ayt ss Refreshments, of ice cream and cake we
 served. Much sewing was done on
 lbedquilt and aptpns. ? George Allen, and family have moI,