Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-24

gift of popcorn and candy to all the others
 In the primary. the programme was: The Evergreen Bell. Timothy Brewer song, The Bell, school; The Christmas Tree. Ella Wright; Brides Christmas Breakfast. Josephine Lavendusky; :; song, If You're Good. school: quota tionsy school song. The Worlds Mu- sic. school
 There was a Christmas tree and songs. in the second grade at this
 Grade 3-Songs. Santa Claus, Stars. school: Greetings. Kathleen Blair Christmas Greetings, Kathleen Blair; While Stars of Christmas Shine, Gil- bert Brown, Raymond Mozricoach. Abe Rosenblatt; Santa Claus Fright, Frank Blinderman; recitation, Lorenz Menser: Santa Claus and the Mouse, Annie Cheruis; The First Christmas, Robert Donegan; The Christmas Tree. John Fogarty; song. O Little Town of Bethlehem, Ella Wright, Kathleen Blair, Rosa Straub: A Secret With Santa, Marguerite Beckman.
 Laurel Hill School
 Kindergarten-Song, Loving Mother, kindergarten; autumn poem. Norman Plouff: Indian Lullaby. Kindergarten: winter poem, Arnold Smith; song, Once Had a Sweet Little Doll, Boris Lewis; Skip, kindergarten; songs, Ho- ly Night, There's a Song in the Air. Away in a Manager. Merry Christmas Bells. kindergarten and grade one; Story of the Christ Child, Lila Phil lips; I'm Not So Very Big, Arnola Beauchemin; If Santa Claus Should Stumble, Edward Gee; song, grade one; If Snow Does Not Fall, George Fairbanks song. Baby's Goat. Helen Cochrane. Blanche Dygert; This Is Our Baby's Stocking, Pauline Kenis7 ton; song, Chickadee. kindergarten and grade one; My Polly Hung-Her Stock ing Up, Alfred Timayenis; song, Santa Claus Once More Has Come, school. At this point Santa Claus arrived and dis tributed the gifts.
 Joint exercises were held by grades two three. four and five as follows: Song, Rejoice, chorus; If You're Good, Ernest Forbes, Alice Londergan, Freda Moves. Arthur Ferguson; song. Holy Night; The Turkeys Lament Mildred Enes; song. Walter Jackson. Julia Epps; An English Legend. Sarah Con- nelly; The Pine Trees Reward, Ger Earl Phillips. Thomas Connolly. Aus tin Avery. Carl Parker, Miriam Bliss. Elizabeth Peckham, Helene Wulf. Dorothy Wulf; The Birds Christmas Carol Hazel Puryis; song O Little Town of eBthlehem: Christmas at the North Pole, Raymond Branche; acros- tic, Therese bowman. Dora Moran. Lu- cile Jackson. Clara Grant. Fannie Brown, Ruth Geer, Elizabeth Fillmore, Lucinda Brown, Gladys Shoemaker song, Merry Christmas. Hazel Purvis, Sarah Connolly, Alice Dean. William Dixon, Lester Hull, Carl Ericson, Raymond Branche, Lyle Fillmore.
 Broad Street School.
 Grade 7-Christmas Carols, school piano solos, John Ulmer, Hazel Robin son. Elaine Hitchon; readings. Elean- or Barry. Fred Willard: mandolin solo, Lydia Obarwoski; talk on Hawaii, Miss Ruth Huntington.
 Grade 6-Songs, Christmas Bells, Old Christmas. o Little Town of Beth lehem. Holy Night, While Shepherds Watched, It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, Shout the Glad Tidings, Adeste Fideles, school; The Story of the Holly Sprig, Florence Smith; The Stockings s Santa Claus. Winifred Grierson; San ta Claus and the Mouse. Robert Bur dick; A Christmas Carol, Abby Gal lup; Christmas quotations, fourteen boys and girls; The Night Before Christmas, Elmer Fielding; Their Wishes. Agnes Leahy. Harry Covey: The Night After Christmas, Jessie Park: The Shiniest Dime. Esther AL len; Washington's Christmas Party, Harold Tarbox; The Real Question, Elizabeth Luther.
 In grades three, four and five there were special exercises with readings and songs while mystery boxes proved a big feature. There was an organ recital in grade five.
 Bridge District School.
 In the senior room there was tree and a gift for each pupil, besides ap- pies and candy .
 Falls School.
 There was a happy time among the pupils of the lower grades at the Falls school, where each carried eat abies and an indoor picnic was en- joyed.