Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-26
CHRISTMAS EVE
Marked by Enjoyable Festival fer
 Children of Grace Church.

The Ctristpas eve exercises at Grace church were held Sunday eve ring. At 5 o'clock there was even song in the church. at which service the children were present and joined in the singing After the service all went 10 the guild room- The tree was lighted by cclored candles and the
 presents were placed on the floor near it. The following hymns were sung by the children:
 Once in RC val Davids City: Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne; When Christ Was Born; Listen, Lord1ings. Unto Me; Twas in the Winters Cold. The following recitations were spoken:
 I'm So Glad 'Tis Christmas Time, Leonard Wheeler; In the Manager, Hel- en Broderson: GlcTy in the Highest, Doris Butterfeld: The Christ Child
 AISrion Jones. Blanche Edwards, Ber-
 tha Edwards. Gladys Stephens, and Alice McLogan; Ring, Merry Bells. Es- ther BrOderson; You Little Light, Har- old Steptcns, AndI CIV Petrishiono. Eohn Irons: A Flower Carol, Charlotte B-ckWith: Christmas c indies, Ethel Walsh; A Christmas Carol, Norman McL gan. Eva Christiansen, Julia Pe- trishin, Dorothy Jacobsen, Bertram Wheeler, Mildred Wheeler and Rich ard Stephens. Marion and Ruth But terfieid sang a duet, Holy Night, and Ruth Butterfield also regdered violin solo. Grace HeWett sFng Softly the Night Is Sleeping. One of the features of the evening was tEe -ec itation, Jack Homer, hy Dorothy Fisk and Noel Pease, Jr-, lha youngest members of the Sunday school
 At the Methodist Church.
 The children's exercises at the Meth odist church were held Saturday mc-n- ing. The vestry was filled with eager q ildren and with many of the parents and friends. The following recita- tions were given:
 Greetings, Doris Parkhurst; Soaring $. mas Twice a Year. William Ellis; How Does Santa Claus Know It? Richard Whitaker; 4 Telephone Message, Dor Cthy Johnson, IIilda Turschmann, Hel- BIick and Joel Henry Reed; A Substi- tute, Doris BliclS; Gay in Our Hearts, Ida Campo; About a Million. Jennie Panciera; For Jesus, Ada Howard, Is abella Campo, and Mary Panciera; Chrfstmas Tree, Harry Needham Per- cy Parkhurst and Jack Montenella; Santa at the Phone, Melvin Comins: Christmas Chain, Hilda Whitaker and Jennie Royce. There was a solo by Miss Mae Hursch and a duet by Hat tie Lee and Gladys Armstrong. Miss Edith Cushman intere sted the children by reading a story.
 Congree ational Song Service.
 4 crowded church listened to the third song service at the Congrega- ttonal church Sunday evening. The y u. A chorus of 25 voices sang Dudley Bucks The Coming of the King. A quartette from Park church, Hartford consisting of Miss Helen Lester, Miss Edith Aab, Herbert Afarkeline and Thomas Couch rendered the solos. The organ was played by A. E. Waite of Rockville, with q piano accompaniment by Dr. J. Percival Bard. At the morn ing service the music was by the reg ular quartette, Miss Lulu Ide, Mrs. A. F. Waite, J. Carl Converse and Harry Burwell, assisted by d chorus.
 Holiday Visitors.
 Among the Christmas visitors in town are the following: Mr. and Mrs. Brooklyn, N- r.; Miss Theresa Clark cf Greenwich, Miss Rose Hanley of Terryville Mrs. H. J. O'Brien of Springfield, Ralph Lee of New Haven, Katherine Silk of Boston, Malcolm Beckwith of Hartford, Hazel Comfns of Danbury, Frank Engiey of Spring field. Isalph Prcuty of Hartford, Annie Brown of Springfield, Ella Prouty of Lowell, Hugh Crawford of Springfield. NelS MadSel, of Hartford Arthur Ben ton of Hartford, Henry Henenwav of Springfield, Samuel Furnace of Hart ford. Herbert White Of Spencer Mary Nildey of Boston, Harold Butterfeld of Hartford. Gilbert Wagner. of Ros- ton, Harold Pierce of Worcester. How ard Lae of WestfeId. JCnr Squires of Willimantic. Joseph Shea of Medway, Ellora Mix Of StoTrS, Dr. and Mrs J. w. Melbourne of Derby, Mrs. William Aiorran and tN,5 sons. Theodore arti sydney of Ne rNlC h Mary Frazier 0f MedUity, W liter Bruce nf sSpl ir gffald. Miss Sophie Brown Of New Haven. Mrs. Frederick schillinEer Of r2ockville, Robert Stetenson and son Robert New Britain. Edgar Bishop of Lowell, Ciaud Pinnesy and Frank Pag=
 Ciinton.-Leslie Finer has brought suit for divorce in the superior court of MfddleseN county gaiust Arthur c.