Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
lEDYARD
Sunday School Concert Finely Carried Out-Gaie's Ferry Amateurs Give Pleasing Entertainment.

4 Sunday school concert was held in the Congregational church on Sunday morning in place of the regular serV- fee The exercises were in charge o1 John NJ. Gray, superintendent of the Sunday school The exercises opened
 with violin solo by George Aorn with Miss Lillian<Gallup at the piano sun -ner is Here" by choir. Prayer py pastor Responsive reading by the superintendent and school Recitation by Ruth Selzer. Recitation, Carrie Finnegan- Singing by choir. Lift Uy Your Heart and Voice RecItatlon' Edna Gray Recitation. Stella Bandro. Reading. The Angels Message. Mrs. Edwin Avery Singing by choir, song Of the Daisies Recitation, summer kTime. Annie Lamb Recitation, SaIah Gray Recitation. Little Forget-Me- Not, Fannie Gray. Recitation. A Help Hul Bouquet, Emma Brown. Singlns kby choir, Guided by His Farmer Rec sztation. LoHly Stranger. Key D. Hold Hfdze- Recitation. Two Candles. Annie Bandro. Recitation How to Live. Mar Earet Allyn Recitation Among the Roses. Lulu Ackley. Recitation, Cup acf Blessing $. Archie Holdridge. Rec Ttatfon- How They Helped, Mary E. Fierce Recitation. Elsie Main song &,r little Gladys and Ethel Miller. Recftation, Mildred Main. Reading. kfrs. Fannie Clark Solo, Miss Marian Eauup Recitation. By the Road Side, EIarold Bandro- By the choir June Ttrne Hath Come. Recitation. Robert <Averv. Selection, Emmons White. Fecration, Florence Geer. Recitation, kycur Part. Elanor Avery Onerlng,
 onE i1oTo, enoiT, Ree1aa51oh PsalIn of IdS Life Rercr Chapman Reading, Mrs. Lizzie k-ofrer By choir Beneath the Banner 3pf the King of Kings Address by the bastcr Rev. MT White Benedfction Ehe pulpit was very prettily decorated Edrh Iaurels and other flowers
 Church Entertainment
 1exu,oers of the Gales Ferry church 10 fae number Of fourteen gave an Entertainment in the Congregational 7rhurch on Monday evening. It was ldssi weather and over one hundred ~ere present The programme opened H1rtt<- a solo by Mics Grace Chapman Arfth Mrs. LzFontstne as accompanist- A B SatterIee. Dialogue, A Girl of Ernrury Reading. Betsey and I Are Ent. slss Daisy Gottschalk. Violin 6oio. George Korn- A play in two acts. Sentftfed Dr- Cure All The pay was nnely rendered by the Gales Ferry 3beopIe and they were many times ap- kfnzzded- Their play seemed to please 6hs large audience present salad Gupper with ice cream and cake was Serped OF the lawn at the close.
 Personals.
 sffxs Ruth F. Norman who has been nrssittn- few days with her sister III Eanterbury has returned home.
 Mrs Elmer Richmond of Canterbury Dpenr part ol uiuoS oro s Lhrfth her parents. MT. and Mrs Thomas R Norman
 Euuors White, son Of Rev and Mrs RE White has returned home from EsJe college for the summer vacation
 Miss Bertha Wbipple of Mystic IS ,.,ds,1 her vacation with her father.
 Mrz williams of Mystic has been xbe guest of Mrs. Stephen H. Peck ham
 Ms Jof,n M Gray returned to her nDnrr-,,a Thursday having spent the past 7reek with relatives in Boston ana Providence
 Mrs Luther C. Gray and oaugnIef' EsSrz attended the burial of MT. Will Ham Morgan at Maplewood cemetery, 3corvich, Wednesday
 Phillip E. Gray is the guest or n1s urcIe Hadley Gray of Norwich
 MT and Mrs Enos M. Gray was the -e<t Of his eon Mason Gray of Pres S1r Sunday afternoon