Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-18
OLD MYSTIC
Two Churches Observe ChiIdren's Sunday-Farce Well Presented Close of Pleasant Valley School.

Close of Pleasant Valley School.
 The Methodist Sunday school held
 ChiIdren's day concert Sunday at | p. m. The floral decorations were
 very attractive. The following IDo-
 gramme was pleasingly rendered.:
 Chapman; opening chorus, Let Glad | Hosannas Ring, choir and school; in-
 vocation, Rev. George O. Read; re- l sponsive Scripture reading, Supt. H.
 o. Williams and school; chorus, Love ! Shall Tune Our Lips; prayer Pastor
 Read; chorus, Scatter the Sunbeams; l recitation. Smiles, Spicer Brown; class l exercise, Playing Daisies, six small
 girls: recitation, He Had No Childrens
 Day. Georgie Welles; recitation, What
 the Daisy Told. Edna Shank; chorus,
 Voices of Gladness. choir and school: | recitation. Iris Chi1dren's Day Again, Nellie Smart; class exercise. Any where and Everywhere, five small
 girls: recitation, Sing. Merry Birds,
 Hazel Davis; chorus. Birds of the
 Greenwoods, choir and school; class
 exercises, Miss Iva Johnson's; recita- tion, Summer Message Geneive
 Smart; recitation, Words, Clifford
 six little girls; recitation, The Boy
 Who Laughs, William Marchand; cho-
 rus. Something for Him, choir and
 school; recitation, Mildred Peckham;
 Miss Iva Johnson and three chil-
 dren; recitation. Esther Barnes; cho-
 rus. JoyfuIly Sing, choir and school; recitation. The Children's Day, Helen Maine; recitation, June, Maude Smart; class exercise, Three Little Girls: cho- rus. The Fathers Gift to Me. choir and school;' recitation, Tell Somebody Else, Lila Davis; recitation The Message. Fay Johnson: recitation, Do Your Part, Leslie Haley: offering; remarks by the
 pastor; chorus, Lift Your Hearts, choir and school class exercise, Song of the Heart; Pilgrim, Miss Lydia Greene; Hone Miss Leah Johnson JOV Miss Emma Williams; speakers, Misses Marjorie Harris, Gertrude Oclxrey, Christine Avery. Huldah Desley Lottie Marchand, Florence Johnson. Helen Williams Hattie Lamphere; doxology; benediction by the pastor
 At Baptist Sunday School.
 The Baptist Sunday school observed Children's day Sunday evening. The | church was prettily decorated. Fol | lowing was the programme:
 Piano solo, Miss Viola Eldredge; l chorus Come to the Feast of Flowers, | choir and school; Scripture reading, Supt. Frank E. Williams: prayer, Rev. 1 Jeptha M. Olmstead; chorus, I Will | Praise the Lord choir and school; rec 1 itation Help Somebody, Beth Deni 1 son; recitation, If I Knew, Daisy Se- bastian; chorus, Roses. choir and 1 school; recitation Words, Daniel Gil | bert; recitation, As Pass Along, 1 George Montgomery; recitation, When i Father Takes Me for a Walk, Clifford | Main: chorus Sing ExuItant Songs, | choir and school; class exercises, How 1 They Helped, six little girls; recita- tiOn, Look up and Sing, Gladys Whit | taker; recitation Flora Ingram: reel tation, You and I, Horace s. Williams; song Blossom Bells, Miss Genieve Frink's class of young women, Miss Gladys M. Olmsted, Miss Maude Lam phere, Miss Viola Eldredge, Miss Nora Massey, Miss Hazel Clyde, Miss Lydia Main Miss EIinor Chesbro, Miss Susie rTrs.- else, The Reporters. five boys from Mrs. Beckwiths class: chorus. music Everywhere, choir and school: recita- tion Little Lads. Miss Maude Will iams; chorus. Welcome to Summer. choir and school; recitation, Miss Etra | NJ. Lamphere; recitation, Christ's Spir itual Temple Mrs. J. Harold Will jams; chorus, Best of All, choir and school. Collection of s15.s1 was taken by Miss Maude Williams and Miss Nora Massey; closing chorus, Sing the Creators Praises. choir and school; benediction, Rev. J. M. Olmstead.
 Class in Expression Entertains.
 Rev. Jeptha M. Olmstead's class in expression held its sixth entertainment in the series in the Baptist church Friday evening. A farce entitled The District School at Blueberry Corners, was presented with the following cast:
 School committee, Uriah Perkins, chairman, Julia H. Hanks; Jacob Bill IL, ] Everett Johnson.
 Applicants, Miss Dashaway, Miss Iva Johnson; Miss Belinda Sharp, Miss Anna Babcock; Miss Sally Simple. Miss Florence Johnson Mrs. Keziah Pendergrass, Mrs. Olmstead.
 Pupils-Girl pupils, Charity Snooks, age g. Lottie Marchand; Matilda Bill ngs. age 10, Annie Packer; Faithful nantha Piper, age 12, Genieve Brink; Jerusha Dickson, age Il, Etta NJ Lamphere; Clorinda Geyser, age Is, | Viola Eldredge: Ruth Ketchum, age lge Is. Anna Babcock; Sally Brown, age Is, Gladys Olmstead; Mehitable Jones, age Is, Mrs J. H. Williams; 0orcas Doolittle. ', Florence Johnson. years, Luther Browns, twins Mir. Olmstead and Horace S. Williams; | Billy Crowfoot. age 10, Callie Hoxie; Obadiah Buzzard. age Il, Daniel Gill pert; Jeremiah Jenkins, age IA, Paul 3. Lamphere; Bobby O'Lee age 10, Everett Johnson; Samuel Snooks. age B. Frank B. Williams; Sim Dicksey, ige 10. Clark Barnes.
 Farmer: Miranda Dipsey, Miss Hazel . Clyde; Mrs. Shocks, Miss Iva John 7 'on.
 Scene Examination of teachers. I Scene First day of school. Scene . exercises of the term.
 At the close of the entertainment ' .ake and ice cream were served.
 Pleasant Valley School Closes. (
 The school in Pleasant Valley, town [ if Groton. taught by Miss Lillie In- : ram, held it's closing exercises We'd ' Iesday June s. The programme con : isted of dialogues, recitations, cho- uses and duets. The school was pret- fly decorated with choice flowers, ' erns, daisies and laurel Seventy -uests were present. Miss Ingram was presented many beautiful gifts. 2.50 gold piece in a handsome white V elvet box was awarded Ella Gard for A making the greatest improvement dur 1T ng the year. Hon Everett l.. Crane, | f he visiting committee, presented it. T 'he school closed Friday, June 10. with $
 picnic. t
 Wood-Luffay Wedding. h
 Mrs. Frank Ingram and niece, Miss . Iaude Tinker, are in Meriden.. where 1, hey attended on Wednesday, June 15, he wedding of Miss Tinker's cousin Hiss Ethel Mary Luffay, and Oliver ,ewis Wood, which took place at the ome of the brides parents MT. and \ TrS JOSAnh T1TffQU 171 TfhartV |