Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-02

An Easter concert was held In the
Peckham Baptist church Sunday af-
ternoon- Following is the programme:
Singing, No. 10S; reading. by Supt.
prayer, by Rev. N. B. Prindle. pastor;
singing, No. Al: recitation, Julia La
than, The Dream That Came True;
recitataon. Eva Rogers, The Easter
rection Morn; song. Gladys Miller. /
Am Glad to Sec You: reading. Hattie
Prindle, The Three Days-Whak They
Saw; recitat5ons. Viola Latham, What
Clark. The Rising Sun: Mrs. Fred
Cook. He Is Risen; Jeanette Williams.
Easter Joyv: singing. No. 46; recita-
tons, Enc Perkins. Easter: Bertha
Clark, Easter; rinsine, anthem BY the
school; recitattons, Eva Rogers. The
| Palms; Mrs. A. J. Clark, The Last
Lynn; Ethel Miller. The Legend of
Gather the Lilies; GLADYS Miller.
Chime On; reading. Mrs. Chester MI
Ter. The World Keeps Easter Day;
reading, Mrs. w. N. Allen. The Gate
| Of Life.
| At Congregational Church.
Easter concert held in the First Con-
gregational church on Sunday morn
ing. John M. Gray. superintendent of
| the Sunday school, had charge OF the
exercises. Miss Lillian Gallup was
organtst, George Korn. violinist: Violin
solo; anthem by, choir; recitation. We
Come to Easter, Margaret Allyn;
singing. Bright Hours Morning. by
choir; prayer, by pastor; rscitetion;
Harold Baudro; duet, Helen white and
Gladys Miller: reading. by Mrs Lizzie
Colver; singing, by choir, Just Beyond
the Shadows; RESPONSIVE. reading. by
Gladys holdxidge. Anna BaudFo, Mary
E. Pierce; reading, Mrs. Avery; o,
Blessed Easter Morning, by choir;
Rotations, Stella Baudro. Ray d.
Iiofdridge; hesitation, Miss Addie
whipple: Angels of Easter, by choir;
class exercise, Misses Bertha Weiman,
Margaret Allyn, Florence Geer, Grace
Finnegan. Emma Brown; singing, by
choir; Rotations. Ruth Seller. Elsie
Main. Summer, by Miss Addie Whip
pie; Helen white; reading, Mrs. Fam
ME Clark; violin SOLO. singing, by
choir; recftationA. Robert Avery. Ethel
Miller Eva Rogers; address, by Rev.
| tatfons. Elsie Main, Carrie FInnegan,
Fannie Gray, Elmer Avery: With Sad.
Sad Hearts. by choir; solo. by Gladys
Sound HIS Praise. by choir: recitation.
Avery: Easter Story Told Again. by
choir; benediction. by pastor.
Census Enumsrator.
Samuel 4. HOld1ldQe he's been an
pointed by Wt1nam B. Bailey OF New
Haven, census supervisor of the state
of Connecticut, census enumerator for
the whole town Of Lsdyard, including
Gales Ferry.
Mrs. Isaac Geer, Mrs Charles A
Hewitt spent Easter IN Hartford.
School Entertainment.
The winter term OF the Ledyard
Center school closed ON Friday. Exer-
ctses were held and the following pro-
sranme was carried out: Singing, by
BIsie Main; what Does Birdis sayf
Hattie Morgan; Last Day Of School,
Philip Brown; Spring is Here, Gladys
Holdridse; spilling the Ink, Stella
Bromley; reading. The Lady of Sha-
lott; rectations. Home Picture. Emma
A. Brown: The Old Home. Annie L.
Baudro; spsckied Hen. Gertrude
Harold Baudro; Everything Is Awful,
Mary q. Pierce; Easter Eyes, Elsie
Main: Good Bye, Hattie Morgan. The
exercises closed by singing America by
school. Many visitors were present.
Perfect in Attendance.
Emma A. Brown, Annie L. Baudro,
Harold T. Baudro and Stella NJ. Bau-
dro were neither absent, tardy or dis
missed during the winter term. The
fall and winter terms have been taught
ny odAAu0i e. 1xOtokD18C-
Play Pleases Good Sized Audience.
The Village Postoffice, the play that
was given by the Baraca and Phfiathea
club in the vestry of the Congrega-
tional church on Monday evening
drew an audience of $50. The play,
which consisted Of about 20 characters.
was finely rendered. At the close Al
fred J. Clark furnished q fine oyster
supper. A good sum was realized.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. William I. Allyn and
son were guests of Mr.. Ailyn's sister,
Mrs. Wilbur Baldwin, of TaftvilIe, Sat-
urviay night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Bennett of Pres
ton were Sunday guests of Mrs. Ben
nett's mother, Mrs Albert Brown, Mrs.
Bennett remaining to care for her
mother, who has been ill, but is slowly
inprov wing.
Miss Marion Gallup, a teacher in
West Haven. is spending her Easter
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Gallup.