Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-28
SUNDAY SCHOOLS HAVE
 SPECIAL SERVICES.
Taking the Place in Several Instances
 of the Evening Church Service.

At four o'clock Sunday afternoon a the Second Congregational church. the l combined service by the children and evening service were held. There was a large number present, the choir and chorus assisting in giving the Story of the Garden. The Sunday school chil- dren marched in by classes as the
 professional hymn was played and oc-
 cupied seats in the center of the
 church. The exercises were arranged
 by Misses Elizabeth Hull, Belle Steven
 son, Margaret Lang and Ella. James,
 and given under the direction of Su- perintendent Larrabee as follows: Vel come to Easter, Helen Larrabee; cho- rus; exercise by primary department; responsive reading, hymn, prayer, of fertory, chorus. recitation, Easter's Return, Helen Peale; recitation Glal Surprises. Florence Pardy; hymn. ad- dress, Rev. H. J. Wyckoff; chorus, ex- ediction. Each member of the pri- mary department received a potteI pansy.
 Broadway Congregational.
 There was an attendance of 300 at the Broadway Sunday school sessfo.l, Prayer was offered by Deacon Burr ham and there were recitations by members of Misses Julia Woods and Mildred Rogers classes. A violin solo was well played by Miss Minnie Town send and Rev. E. S. Worcester gave a l short talk on The Meaning of Easter l The rooms were decorated with lilies 1 and jonquiIs.
 First Baptist.
 Following the opening exercises of | the First Baptist Sunday school, Sun | day, half hour was spent with ex- ercises, beginning with the little ones repeating the 2Sd Psalm A pretty mu- 1 slcal exercise was given by members 1 Phillips Geraldine Dat, Lucille Howard 1 Fannie Mier. Vera Stetsons Mazie 1 Stamm, Susie Evans, Olive Linton, AL thea Church. MarjOrY Phillips, Alice Leff1ngwell and Gladys Mier.
 An Easter song, Swing the Lily, was l sung by Misses Mildred TiIden, Irene Everett, Almira Frinlx. Leora Mitchell Dorothy Tourtellotte and Madeline Perkins
 German Lutheran Church.
 Tn the evening at 7.30 the Sunday schools annual festival was held under 1 direction of the committee consisting of Misses Emma Zahn, Lizzie Kali nOwsky, Louise Karkutt and Maud Le- sramne Of recitations and there were several duets from the choir members, of selections by Miss Paula ll 3auck and Miss Annie Levitsky, by levitsky, and by Miss Clara Zal1n and Miss Elsa Bauck. Easter cards were yfven to all the school For next Sum lay evening the pastor has issued in TOT g reunion or IIl6 1lVe COIL lr1nation classes during his ministry, who make up 14s persons, and they are 0 invite all others who have been con- irmed in this church, making probably lbout 100 more.
 Mt. Calvary Baptist.
 A large and interested congregation vas present at the Nit. Calvary Bap- ist church Sunday evening and thor ,ughly enjoyed the Easter concert giv- m by the Sunday school. Supt. P. T. Young and William H. Madison the efficient secretary of the Sunday 1 chool were in charge of affairs and l { fulfilled their duties in a capable man { Ter. Eastertide flowers had been used 1 with fine decorative effect The pro- Sramme of recitations and songs was IS follows:
 Opening chorus, school; invocation, Rev. A. T. Johnson of New York; l { Scripture lesson, Supt P. T. Young; l prayer by H. D. Mcknight; song, The ord Arose, school; Easter Voices, Hiss Martha Pollock; song, school: ong, school; Easter Lilies, Ruth Pow 1 ITS; Easter Flowers Worth and Her l ninie Howard; song, by school; reel 1 ation Mrs. R. L. Powers; song by E class; Children's Easter, AL l red Jackson; solo, Our Redeemer Liv- f tn, Miss Mozella Simons; exercise by ( class; duet, At Eventide, by 1iss Nola and Walter Simons; song, l chool: short address, Rev. A. T. John f on; song by school; What Snowfall ( )id Willard Lacy: Down Anorg the T lilies, Miss IdelIa Scott; song school; I All Hail. Mrs. Wilson's z lass; missionary hymn, school; Ma T ures Greeting. Miss Maud Lacy; song T y school.