Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-24

acting as Santa. The teachers, Misses Browning and Jenkins. saw that each pupil had a present
 There were pretty decorations in grades 1 and 2, Miss Luella Wilson, teacher. The children received candy but the spirit of giving was shown rather than receiving, as each child took home to it's father and mother a gift made her or she during the term. There were dainty calendars, book marks and blotters. The following programme was carried out:
 Song. It Came Upon Midnight Clear school; song, Holy Night, school; Christmas Story, six children; songs, Shine Out, o Blessed Star, Nat allie Hamilton; Hark! The Herald An Watched Their Flock, Marjorie Roath; Why Do Bells of Christmas Ring, school; Christmas Acrostic, eight chil- dren; song, Little Town of Bethlehem, school; song, Luther's Carol, four boys; Santa's Letter, Edward Assad; There's a Song in the Air, school; A Christmas Question, Eleanor Cousins. Joseph Hartley; song, Sing a Song of Christmas, Werna Bauck; song, Little Eskimo school; Christmas Thoughts. Esther Cramer, Benjamin Harkavy: A Jolly Old Fellow school; Confidence in Santa, Elmer Pierson; I Wonder, Morris Goldblatt: Christmas Wishes, school: Doubt, William Gilbert; song, Lullaby, nine children; song. Santa Claus Is Coming, school
 Boswell Avenue and Hobart Avenue
 Schools.
 Miss Tracy, teacher at the kinder garten at Boswell avenue, had a Santa Claus distribute gifts from Q hand some tree to each child.
 At Hobart avenue each kindergarten pupil made present for their father and mother and those present every day received 8 present. Mrs. Lamb had a programme of songs and stories and distributed small gifts.
 Laurel Hill School.
 At the Laurel Hill school five of the grades joined in the following pro- gramme:
 The First Christmas Song, Ernest Forbes; chorus, It Came Upon the Alice Londergan, Geraldine Enos, Freda Moves; Quite Like a Stocking, Alfreda Timayinis; Why Do Bells for Christmas Ring? Geraldine Lang; song, o Little Town of Bethlehem; Christmas Bells, Anna Erikson, Arthur Ferguson; What the Stockings Say, Arnold Smith; song. Away in a Manager; The Gift of Love, George Fairbanks; recitation, Everett Gee; Sing a song Of Christmas, Lila Phil lips. WaIfrid Bjone, Helen Cocflrane; song, Holy Night; Old Christmas, Hel- enc Wulf; Christmas Bells. Raymond Branche; Do You Ever Think? liar old Geer, Earle Sweet; The Christmas Story. Fannie Brown; piano solo, Mir jam Bliss; Merry Christmas, Elizabeth Cornell.
 In the Kindergarten there was tree and Santa distributed gifts.
 Long Society School.
 The fall term of the Long Society school closed Friday with appropriate Christmas exercises and tree. Exer- cises for the whole school were held in the grammar room and passed of very pleasantly. The attendance in all the rooms has been good, although there has been considerable sickness during the term, preventing many from perfect attendance.
 The list of perfect attendance is as follows:
 Primary: Ruth B. Burdick, teach CT; number registered 3s, neither ab- sent, tardy, nor excused: Edith Me Avoy Bernard Sebastian, Arthur Ol- sen, Frank Krodell; absent one-half day Walter Ericson. Sarah McGil, Stella Olsen, Dorothy Peckhan1.
 Intermediate room, lima B. Spauld- ing, teacher; number registered 2S; perfect in attendance: Esther Ander- son, Lillian Krodell, James Fraser, Emily Haden; absent one-half day, Arthur KrOdel.
 Grammar room: Ava Crandall, teacher; number registered 19: perfect in attendance: AXel Anderson, Alice McGilI, Amos Miner; not absent, John Haden; absent one-half day, William Evans.