Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-28
JEWETT CITY
Churches Commemorate Easter with Elaborate Decorations and Musical Programmes-CIover Club Adds $10o to Soldiers Monument Fund.

The Easter decorations in the diff ferent churches were very attractive. Easter lilies and laurel foliage were the decorations at the Methodist mems class, George H. Thornton hay ing charge of the arrangement. In the evening there was an Easter con- cert under the direction of Mrs. Peter McArthur and Miss Annie Robertson.
 Congregational Church.
 The decorations at the Congrega- tional church were beautiful and were Mrs. A. A. Young. Palms, ferns East CT lilies. tulips and callas were ar ranged at either side of the desk, and the entire front of the platform was bordered with daffodils and laurel foli- age. A large jardiniere of heliotrope was on the desk. and the crowning touch was an exquisite centerpiece of pansies and sweet peas.
 The choir rendered Easter anthems in the morning with solos by Mrs. F. s. Leonard. In addition to the usual music in the evening, Miss Elizabeth Beardwood sang Consider the Lilies. Charles F. Mckay sang Nazareth, and Walter R. Marshall sang But Thou Didst Not Leave His Soul, from The Messiah.
 Baptist Church.
 Mrs. H. F. Cheney arranged the dec- orations at the Baptist church, which
 
 everereens. cyciamen, geraniums and begonias. Miss Grace Bicknell sang solo during the anthem and she was also in charge of a concert given at the hour of the Sunday school ses- sion. during which the following pro Sramme was used:
 Hymn. Christ Arose, school: seiec- tion by chorus, The Lord of Life Is Risen; prayer. Rev. E. w. Potter; song, Peace Be Unto You, Rev. J. w. Payne's class; Scripture lesson of Eas- ter lesson; Lords Prayer, repeated by school; song, infant department: peri Risen. Mrs. B. R. Gardner Miss Grace E. Bicknell: summary of first quar- ter's lessons. Rev. P. W. Potter; cho- rus. Praise His Name.
 St. Mary's R. c. Church.
 The altars at St Marys church have never been so resplendent with flowers and lighted tapers as this year. Quan- titles of Easter lilies. carnations. azal- eas, begonias. hyacinths and smilax were used, under the direction of Miss Exiida Subway. At the first mass. Rev. J. H. FftEmaurice administered Holy Communion to the members of Division No. l. A. o. Fl, and the Po- lish- speaking Children of Mary, over two hundred receiving communion. Rev. Father Kuster delivered an elo- quent Easter sermon at the high mass. Rev. O. S. Baumesiter of Willimantic spent Sunday at the rectory. Two Sales, Not Six. A typographical error made the ac- tual sales found against John Dolan in the recent liquor raid read six. It should be two.
 Mrs. Fred Putnam and son Julius of Moosup spent Saturday at Mrs O. F. Wattles'.
 Miss Mae Wheelock of Atlantic City N. J., is at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Geer of Will Iimantic spent Sunday in town. Miss Charlotte Cady and Willard Ca dy of Oxford are at Mrs. Martha Soule's.
 1910 Won Game. The classes of 191o-1911 have be- gun a series of three games of bas- ketball. the first gamy being on Sat urday in the armorf on Anthony street. The score yEs 1s to in fla vor of the 1910. -rhe lineup: 191O-F. Wilcox rg. w. Shaw 1g, A | Rioux lf A. Shaw If, H. Thompson c 1911-J. McArthur rg, w. McClug- l gage lg, J. Barry If, A Leclaire If | D. Blake c.
 l Goals. Thompson 5. Wilcox ?. w | Shaw, A. Shaw A. Rious. McArthur 2 | McCluggage, Blake. Scorer. M Grif-