JENNIE M. ROBINSON
uEORGE ROBINSON
BIENNIAL REUNION
’ Notra Dame Graduates to Hoid Ba
quet on Memorial Day at Academy
The biennial reunion of the grad
ates and former students at Not:
Dame academy is set down for Men:
rial day and ihe Sisters and all
the many who love the school wtev
they tormerly studied are anticipatii.
the event with delight. Students "
return from various parts of Ne
England and irom New York
The visitors will in the morning :r
tend a high mass at St. Mary's at
o'clock. The remainder of the ni‘■:'
ing until noon will be given up t<>
social session. At noon a banquet
to be served in the boarders' dir.it
hall, Mrs. G. M. DeTheir of New You
pesiding as toastmistress.
The toasts and those who will re
spond to them are as follows: It
Convent girl as School Teacher, Mi
Helen Drennan, Middletown; Tt
Convent Girl in Society, Miss Ha?.'
Edis, Boston; The Convent Girl
Business, Miss Anna McKenna, NT
I York.
| Miss Mary Ford, president of T?
association, will preside at the bits
I ness session to be held in the a:;
! noon. The remainder of the day ar.
J evening will be given to all the pl>-a
j urab'.e diversions associated with a
a reunion.
Following are the members to !■?
graduated at Notre Dame academy, or.
June 21:
Academic Course—Miss ,Aliene Y,.:
depett. Belgium: Miss Jennie Dp i
nan, Middletown.
Business Course—Miss Marion Mad
den, New Haven; Miss Alice Sullivor
Putnam; Miss Katherine Magu
Bridgeport; Marion Bindley, NT
iYork; Miss Ruth Gilispie, New York
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TEN NATURALIZED
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At the evening session of Superif
court before Judge Wheeler Tuesda?
evening the tollowing received nauir
ilization papers: Charles E. Mora'
Danielson; Dolor Joseph St. Jour..
