Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-21
DANTELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

overlook the opportunity to give the old town a good time m "the night before, e,' but up to date that seems to be about all that has been planned for the Fourth in Danielson.
 annual graduation exercises at St. James parochial school and 22 pupils will be presented with diplomas.
 The program of exercises has been ar range das follows: Welcome address, Mary Jane Cloutier opening chorus, school; Rosebuds, Little Ones; Prome- made Nocturne, Les Petits Enfants: : Boys Rights, Frank Mcdonald; LAnge Garden; tableau, The Parasol Girls. ac- tion song; Les Deux Extremes, Loui- siana Cloutier, Simonne Quintal, Doria Thibeault; Our First Flag, patriotic scene Daisies, Grace O'Connell; One Sweetly Solemn Thought, song by Miss Lena Roberge, pantomime; The Boy recitation violin selection, Madelyn Cro- min farce. MT. Podge Hangs a Picture. Charles King, Anna Sinski and family i; The Polish Boy, Wanda Niejadlik; tam bourine drill; tableau; Graduation, Eng | fish address, Leonie A. Grenon, French address, Edward Aime Fournier; Con- secration Hymn to the Sacred Heart 1; presentation of diplomas Rev. J. Roux. Pianist, Miss Rachael Halle.
 The following are the graduates: Leo l nie Anna Grenon, Eugene Joseph Corri- veau, Mary Jane Cloutier, Leo Emile Chartier. Elmer Joseph Major, Edward Airne Fournier, Raymond Francis Le- mieux, Donat Lucien Gaudreau, Adrian Joseph Poirier, Raymond Ernest Gau- dreau, Violet Marie Patenaude, Alma Gertrude Buteau, Pauline Helen Kopas- ka, Lillian Anita Lenieux, Wanda So- phie Nieajadlik, Lucy Marie Peters, May Frances Higgins, Irene Florence Burns Rose Yvonne Blanchette, Rena Emma Brisson Lena Lillian Geudron, Sophie Pauline vadas.
 Class motto, Deeds Not Words; class colors, garnet and gold; class flower rose
 The body of Patrick Flynn, who died in Chicago during the past winter, is ex- pected to arrive in Danielson today Wednesday, for burial in St. James cemetery. MT. Flynn, who was engaged in business in Chicago, was formerly one Of the borough's business men and after leaving here was located in Boston. He had been engaged in business in Chicago for several years. During his youth he lived at Elmville
 The manner in which members of the Alumni association and students of the Killingly High school are making appli- cation for tickets indicates that there will be the usual large attendance at the state armory Friday evening when the Alumni gives its annual reception and dance in honor of the graduating class
 Thursday brings both the class day exercises and graduation exercises. The class day exercises are scheduled to be held during the afternoon and admission will be by ticket only. The graduation exercises in the evenig will be open tc the public. Both functions are to be held in the town hall.
 Some vehicle, evidently an automobile has ripped stretch of boarding off tn, south side of the Shepard road bridg, over the track of the N. r., N H. and H R. R., about two miles south of Daniel son.
 Brooklyn has one of the most wide awake vegetable growers groups il Windham county. The membership i made up of practical farm workers, A D. Wilkinson, vegetable specialist 8 Storrs, and County Agent F. L. Davis addressed a meeting of the members ol Monday evening.
 North-bound Bar Harbor expresses are due in Danielson about midnight