Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-03

school for girls in Thompson. Monday is to be field day with a program of alh- letic events, games and dances and. in the evening. presentation of Scenes from Cranford.
 Tuesday will be graduation day The morning will be devoted to golf with | presentation of prizes won on field day and for scholarship and other attainments at Il a. m.
 : Padrias CoIum will be the speaker at 1 the graduation exercises at 3 p. m., the music at these exercises by Miss Marot and MT. Platt.
 | The members of the graduating class | are: Virginia Bouck. Marcia E.. Clark, Irma E. Krohn, Ida Marian Makepeace, Prudence Child Paine. Edith Dike Peck ham, Olive Maude Saxton, Meredith Churchill Farnum, Helen Watson Haight. i In the program of events for the morn ing of field day there Is to be 50-yarG dash, running high jump, running broad jump. baseball throw, relay race. setting up drill, obstacle and humorous races 40-yard low hurdles. baseball throw. bas- ketbal game.
 In the afternoon of field day the events include the following games: Badmin- ton, tennis. riding; also solo and folk dancing.
 The cast for Scenes from cranforc for Monday evening includes: France: Bradley Caroline Gushing, Olive Saxton Katherine Duncan, Ed'61 Peckham, Mol. ly Hicks, Marcia Clark. Helen Haighr Ruth Allen, Harriet Stuart.
 The senior garden party and play will be given Tuesday afternoon ss part of the graduation exercises. Int play is entitled Knave of Hearts and tn, cast is made up of Meredith Farnum, Hel en Haight, Olive Saxton, Irna Kohn Marcia Clark, Prudence Paine Virgini; Bouck. Marion Makepeace, Edith Peck ham.
 The musical Tuesday evening will b given by the Glee club and pupils of tn school with Richard Platt Herewith is list of eighth grade pu pills to be graduated in Putnam durln, the present month.
 Harold Levitt Arnold, Benjamin Alt man, Catherine Margaret Allard Ken ! meth Clifton Bugbee, Ellsworth AndreS Broughton, Francis Gordon Caffrey
 Sheldon William Carpenter, George W Carpenter, Irene Whittemore Chandler Mary R. Denute, Harriet Kathleen Davi. Janet May Easton, Helen Agnes Ere dette, Phoebe A. Franklin, Ruth Louis . Gardner, Edmaer Fredericka Guy, Get H. Gilpatric, Jr., Blanche Maude Green, !; Michael D. Hannifan, Samuel Harol
 
 . beth Roselia Authier, William Holgersoi e Celia Kaminsky.
 Catherine Louise Hackett, Caroly K Harrington, Eleanor Andrea Johnson ' Doris H. Jacques. Loretta Magnant, Lii . lian Estelle Medbury, Mabel Estella Mac : ison, Doris Elizabeth Mccoy, Terenc
 John McGarry. Lydia Lena Peterso > Ruth B. Barry, Donald A. Rock, Lo : Lake Ransom, Seconia J. Rovera, Ali. wat
 Alvan A. Sweet, Jr., Martha Ernestir e Torrey, Paul Lewis Warren, Paul Bri. s ham Wheaton, Edgar Joseph Robert
 Bessie Molly Obletz. Samuel Israel Oblet 7 William Weinberg.
 A telegram received here Frida morning announced the safe return 1 her owner in Hollywood Cal, of tf % Boston terrier, Sadie Louise, who wa & sent east to this city for brezeding dul
 ing the past month. On the trip cal q the little dog fared well and arrived hel z in good condition and Fridays teIegra,
 indicates the same good luck on the T.
 turn trip. The little visitor from tf % Pacific coast was bred to Haggerty T King, one of the blue ribbon winners % the kennel of Mrs George B. Dresser < this city and owner of some of the fine
 Boston terriers in the world. Fl The interesting information comes fro & Berlin to friends in this city that teaci M CTS who would command $500 to s2,ot E a year in the schools of this country al
 working in Germany today for the equi
 alent of 25 cents per day in United Stat
 money. Miss Lena Borhaeur former
 teacher in Putnam High school, no
 resident in the German capital, is ma
 urally interested in the school syste
 over there and has learned that |
 compensation for teachers of the s2.0 F class in this country is as pitifuliy sns
 as herein noted. and they are excelle
 teachers, too. Here, then, is one eviden
 of what the war has meant to Germany. E At their home at 22 Farrows street
 Friday, MT. and Mrs. Bertrand N. A drews observed the silver anniyersa
 of their wedding and received the feli
 tations of many friends. MT and M
 Andrews were married June 2, 1897.
 the Congregational church parsonage
 Pomfret. Mrs. Andrews had been re q dent of Pomfret while her husband liv
 in Woodstock
 After their marriage the couple liv
 in Pomfret, Norwood, Mass, Provider