Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-27
NORWICH TOWN

Tn the recent exhibit of flower and bird books held in one of the show. Win dows at the Boston Store, for which one pupil from each grade of the sey- ersl Grammar schools was awarded a prize. the winners from the Town Street school were as follows: Eighth grade May Hansen Seventh grade. Evelyn Huntington Sixth grade. Kathleen Brosofske; Fifth grade, Bes- sic La Pierre Fourth grade. Betty hSpear; Third grade, Warren La. Pierre. Mrs. Samuel Lathrop. teacher of I;Grades and $. and Miss Bessie Ora mt, l.teacher of Grades 3 and 4 presented ;sgft to each of their pupils, who rank Ted among the prize winners in the. con Eitest. In the Senior room. Principal Will i;iam G. Tarbox presented to Miss Han l1sen bird book and to Miss Huntington Ia butterfly book. Herbarwin specimens rwere the work of these two girls ], Miss Hansen having found 50 while J Miss Huntington produced 76. all com lDrising wild flowers. In the Seventh fand Eighth grades at this scroel were S ilpupils who had 50 or more specimens feither pressed or mounted; 2B3 unculti- | vated specimens were brought in and classified during the past term by the pupils of this school.
 Snecial mention has been made con-
 
 not only displayed careful arrangement i but in nearly all of her specimens the i full botanical name was given. Sew i eral pages had copies or quotations | from various poets, etc.
 | Miss Helen Huntington Smith. daugh- ] ter of Rev. and Mrs. Edward Hunt 1 ington Smith of Foochow. China. now a | student at Mount Holvoke college. who 1 is spending part of her vacation at the i home of her grandparents. Mir and Mrs. i Owen s. Smith of Norwich Town. was entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs. ! Charles W. Chsnin and daughter: Miss l Margaret Chapin. the latter also a stu dent at Mount Holyol5e college. Other guests present were Miss Gertrude S. Avery who rereRt;;v graduated with | honors from. Connecticut college. the Misses Ruth and Ida Beehe. and Misses Marion L.. Louise, P, and Lucille D Bailey.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Bassett of Worces- ter. motored to Norwich Town Sunday and were guests of Mir and Mrs. Frank F. Sterry. of Lee avenue. Returning with them was Miss Florence sterry. who will remain for weeks visit. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Rathbone ot
 Worcester. are guests of MT. and Mrs Fred Adams of Lee avenue.
 Kenneth Brown of Oneco street. ha,
 been passing a few days at the. home Q. his cousin. -Wilfred Linderson, of Taft
 vile. After; a visit at the home of hi, grandparents. Mir. and Mrs Daniel Yer
 gason of Ashwillet Master Brown vii
 20 to Mystic to remain all summer a
 the home of his other grandparents, MT
 and Mrs. Daniel C. Brown Having passed a few days at the hom, of her son and daughter-in -aw. Mir. anc ! Mrs. Roswell j. P. Brown of Onect street Mrs Daniel c. Brown, has re ? turned to Mystic
 The Lost Chord in Christian Experi encA, was the. theme of Rev, Gurdon F
 Bailey's sermon at the First Congrega tional church Sunday morning
 At the Young Peoples Christian En
 deavor service at e.30. Loveiock Holn
 s1oke Interestingly on the Manufactur,
 of Paper. The meeting was presided ove
 by Arthur Avery.
 Rev. James B. Aidrfch, pa.storHof tn
 Methodist Episcopal church. took for
 his subject at the Sunday morning wor
 ship, Too Busy. The.4Christian Endeav
 or society held service at 634, whicl
 was followed by preaching service b,
 the pastor.
 The mid-week prayer service of tn,
 Congregational church will have for iti
 theme, Breaking Into the Roman Elm | pire. References arc found-in-thA Booa of Acts