Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-04

present, among them Worthy Grand Mas
ter Hon. Aaron J. Levy, Worthy Grand
| Secretary Max l.. Hollander and Hyman
Jacobs. The purpose of the meeting is to
raise WNlinlantic's share Of the s250,000
state quota for the relief of the suffer
ing Jewish people of Europe
| died at ST. Joseph's hospital Friday
| morning after lengthy illness. Mrs
Cdlgan was horn in Thompson. She was
a devoted member of St. Josep9l's church
| She is survived by her husband, James J.
| Colgan of this city, three daugil ters,
Kathleen, Irene and Margaret Colgan.
her father Timothy Giuen CT Whitman
| tic and a brother, Edward Gillen OF
| Providence.
Mrs. Lottie Niles Avery died Thursday
i at her home in South Coventry. She was
| born in Dybarry, Pennsylvania, Zebra
airy 26, 1914. Surviving her is Ter hus-
| band, George Avery, hree daughters, Mrs.
| Howard Rogers, of Springfield Mrs. Fred
Bennett of Hartford, and Mrs. f. Q.
Boynton, of South Coventry, six sons,
Marshall A. and Otis I. Avery of Hart
| ford, Arnold P. Avery of New York.
George C. Avery OF Phoenix, Arizona, H
Edward Avery and Frank Avery of South
| Coventry.
| The honor roll for the third marking
period at Windham High school, Deem
! ber ., 1921, to January &c. 1922, contains
| the names of 116 students, &c with a, av-
| erage of 80 per cent. or better and 80 with
marks OF so or better. The list follows:
Pupils with 80 per cent. or more in
four subjects:
I seniors-Robert Bore son, Edna Bur
CESS, LENA Fullerton, lillian Hoth5efs
,ivien Tiff,
Junior = Christopher Case, Reuben
Rothblatt. Marguerite Prue, Celia Vino
grad.
soplonores-Lester C9eHnas, Henri
Holden George Healy, Elizabeth Cas-
Carlyn Cummings Mildred Johnson, LII
leen Murphy, Annie Nicol Lillian OIten
helmer, Emily Parizek, Sara Robinson.
Lila Seeley, Helen Thompson.
Freshmerl-A!bert Beauchegnin Ear
Philip, Mary koval, Helen Stiles.
Pupils with 50 per cent. Of more in
four subjects:
Standardization Heiler. Samuel IIef-
Ter, Samuel Horowitz, Rose Alpcrin, Lii
liam Aver, Doris Briggs, Esther Clark,
Iorolhy Doyle. aIyrtIe Ellis. Grace CuT.ey,
Airline Haskins, Bessie Hochberg, Sarah
Lynch, Ellen McDermott, Celeste A1orfn,
Martha Subisily, Florence Whyte.
Juniors-RUsseI Abel, Kenneth Fryer.
Leveratt Grant, Lyman Rabinowitz
Rishard Shea, Randall Tenant, Anna Der
nat Bernice Clark, Beatrice Collins, Dor
thy Cock, Agnes Cronin, Fc1n3e'3 laws,
Ruth Davis, Elsie Hoffman, Margaret
Hutcnins, Bessie Levine, Pearl Lyon
Mary M:ela, Stephanie Miela. Doris Noyes.
, Marian Taft, Louise Webster, REESE NeIcI..
ophomores-Antonio Bergeron, Ber-
nSrd hurch. John Dvorsky, Kendall
Fullerton. Lyman Heller, Edgar Juds9n
Layerne PultZ,, Harold SimonIs. Ruth Be
LANCER, Cora Chappell. Edith Dawson
: Margaret Dawson. Doris Easterbrooks
8 Hele:i Gates, Jeska Manning. Car0l.n-
: Alirtl, Dorothy Paine, liallys Rood, Ros-
RoSanblunl.
Observation-Disclosures A!porin, Watson
Burton. James Gay, Li;!.i2 lodge, VII
liam Hernbe1g, john Johnson, Wa-,.eI
Robinson, Arnold Storrs, H1unroe Usher
> Wilson WHgnarth, Royal WoodR ard
Catherine Adams Lazal Xlnidon, Flor enee
Il Ballard, Dorothy Be@be, Marion Bowen
4 Anita Durnick, Rose Eagan, Mariorie
Elmendorf. Helen German, Catherine
Holden, Mary Norton, Dorothy Feari
4 Louise Porter, Elizabeth Schmidt, Re
gina Shea Birdie Stan:oa, Mary Stein
I meyer, Tharsilla Sullivan, AVIS Thonlg
son Mabel Tillingnas5
{ returned TO this city Thursday night art
/ tr spending several lays in New Haven.
Miss E9cia Casey bas returned from
4 / Philadelphia Ehere she has oeen visitin.
her brother and sis.er -:r-law, Dr. an,
Mrs Arthur E Casey.
Mrs. Edwin P. Hayes Of The Ridges i
spending the weelz end vita friends i
4 Springfield, Mass.
l Following the ,neesng Of Purintol
II Ia Iort1 -
day night a whist WAS enjoyed snd re
I: esaHtents were served
At ire First Baptist church. Rev. 4
d. Carpeter, nas.or will preach Sun da5
at 1915 O'clock. Church scnCol d
noon. Christian Gu0eavor meeting at {
/ Subject Christian EndaaYor Around tn
World'' leader Myrtle Hawkins. CoInrnuG,
ity service at 7, the pastor VIII preach.
HI First Congregational rhnrch. Rev. II
s. McCready, paste, motning service a
10.&5 O'Clock, childre.'s sermon, Ma.
1 tyn's Flying Trip" sermon HIS Owl
Clothes Church scnool at S.45 O'Clock
Sunday evening institute at 2. m, fol
III owed by motion pictures.
Al Christian Science sersice ia Eeld Sun
! day morning at 19.4o 9'cl3ck p the Wo
Iman's club rooms, No. S93 Main street
Subject Of the lesson -sern11n, Spirit
4 Sunday schoI is hsld Immediately afte
. the morning service.
III Brief Notes
III Judge Frank H Floss received motto
Friday afternoon from Edgar A Narne,
4 clerk of the Windham County super. o
4 court that the short calendar sessio
I schedule to be held in this city Monday
I February 9Th had been postponed for ca
! week to February 18th.
III Charles S. Turner Of ChSotin vlsite
1 friends in this city Friday.
III G. B. Gilman, Americdnizati,n director
/ for WIndham is spending several days j
4 New York and New Raven.
III At the meeting of the Willimantic We
4 mans club Tuesday. Mrs F. L. Nettletol
j chairman of the state endowment comm
I lee of the state federal board is TO spea