Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-12
NOTICE to the Public
The Broadway Theatre Will be Open Only on Saturdays and Sundays-Until Closed for Repairs.

Mrs. Celia Gtist of Providence. were guests Sunday at Mir. and Mrs. Francis Campbelrs.
 Funeral services for Frank Brown were held at Westfield cemetery chap el, in Danielson; after prayer by Rev. Htrbert Wilber at the home of his mo- ther. Mrs. Edith Brown, in Jewett City. Sunday afternoon. The service in Dan ielson was conducted by Rev. Walter B. Williams, pastor of the Congregational church. The bearers were Gilbert Mi ner George Cregan, Austin Harris and Chauncey Chase. The boy was drowned in Slater pond Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Harvey of Hol- yoke, Mass, have been guests at F. E. Robinson's.
 f Mrs. G. H. Prior. state president of The Kings Daughters, spoke at the Middlesex County convention at East Hampton Friday ard Tuesday will ad- dress the Hartford county conference.
 Miss Maud Barrett is visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Richardson in Boston. Carl Mum spent Sunday with his ! family, coming from Boston. where he , is employed.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. J. Babcock. Mir. and Mrs. Adelberts Babcock, Mrs. Augusta
 
 Mrs. G. H. Prior were in Eagleville on Sunday to attend the funeral of Samuel Reynolds. MT. Reynolds was a machin- | ist in Slater Mill machine shop Jewett City, 36 years ago. He married a sig ter of Mrs. N. J. Babcock and Charles Jeffrey of this place. During the flood of the spring, of 1ss6, the Quinebaug bridge was carried away, and Mir. Rey- holds rigged tide ferry boat, juGt above where the bridge had sprained the stream. and ran it for weeks car rying people to and from Lisbon, for d moderate fare. This ferry was so con- structed by a system of ropes that ii was carried back and forth by the in fuence of the current
 There was a very large attendance al the. 1O.30 mass at S. Mary's church oi Sunday morning at the formal gradua- tion- of the class of '92, in St. Mary's parochial school. The class has tel members, eight girls and two boys. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Joseph H Seiferman. principal of the school. his theme being Catholic Education. Two prizts had been offered the class, $500 in gold by Mercier Assembly. Ladies Of Columbus, of Norwich for the most comprehensive statement relative to the Progress of American History. ThiS was taken by Miss Foley. AnonA. prize of $2.50 in gold ofIereu by Slste. Imelda for the best English essay was won by Miss Lafeche. The diplomas were presented by Rev. John J. Mo Cabe, pastor Of the parish, who ad- dressed the members of the class in terms of congratulation. Their fitness and ability, as the result of their differ ent lines of study is evidenced by tn. fine examination marks that appear tt their credit in the records of the school .Father McCabe also had many words of praise for the teachers for their de. voted work for their pupils. The clas. motto is True and Faithful Ever Tn. class colors, blue and gold. and th, class flower, the pink carnation.
 The graduates are: Mary Teresa Flo, lty, valedictorian; Helen Marie Kilbosa salutatorian Natalie Teresa Harpin Sadowsd. Louise Rose Wood. Louisiana Agnes Menard, George Arthur Ritchie Maxim Louis Pepin.
 : The diploma beartrs Nre: Dorii Shea, Marie Kilbosa, Rita Exley. Viola McKenna. Genevieve Sadowski, Marga ret Mort. Stella Glovoski. Clarence Ja cobs- Bernard McKenna.
 The Palmer Method Company awardtC diplomas to the following girls who nav, cOmpleteQ the course m DuSlneSS Wrlt ing: Teresa Foley. Helen Kilbosa, Nata lie Harpin. Dorilda Laheene. Louis, Wood. Louisiana Menard. Laura Sadow ski
 Thursday afternoon Father McCabe
 gave the class and their friends an out ing at Havey's grove. There were pie mic refreshments and all sorts of out . door games and contests. including run ming and jumping and a spirittd base
 ball game. Warden J. H. McCarth, acted as umpire and. according to re , ports, barely escaped with his life.
 MT. and Mrs. B. J. Priest and dauEh |. ters Esther and Susan. Mir. and Mrs Henry Veasie and sons. Albert, Kennetl [ and Stanhy of Harvard, Mass. and Mr
 and Mrs. William Carr. Mrs. A. A. Tim ] othy, Miss Nettie iWlder. Frank vii T der and George Murray of Worcester 1 Mass. were guests Sunday at Danie
 Morgan's.