Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-29
SUNDAY SCHOOLS HAVE
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS
Two cantatas Given in vektry OF
Trinity Episcopal Church.

Two pretty Christmas cantatas were
given or Thursday evening at seven
o'clock at Trinity Episcopal church
Vestry for the Christmas festival Of
the SUNDAY school, which was largely
attended, the entertaining programme
being well rendered and greatly en-
joyed.
Nichola, the following participating:
Saint Nicholas. Percival w. Chapman;
Santa Claus, Prescott ;. Smithh; and
Helen Prowdell. Mary Walz, Chris
tine Sullivan Katharine sullivan. LOIS
Hiscox, Sydney MorraH, Frank Paros
and William Oliver.
In the second number entitled Dolls,
nine little girls took part as follows:
Christine Sullivan, Viola Walz, Mildred
Lewis. Miriam Bergstresser Bertha
Dean, Dorothy Kane. Jennie Kane, Al
ice Dean and Dorothy oliver.
Santa Claus then descended from the
stage. distributing candy and pres
ents TO all the scholars. There was a
special present from the knights OF
King Arthur TO the rector. ASehdeacon
J. EIdred Brown.
Mt. Calvary Sunday School.
Christmas for the Sunday school OF
Mt. Calvary Baptist chuxch was pleas p
antly observed on Thursday evening IN
the Sunday school room which " As
prettily decorated. and there vas a
large tree laden with presents for an.
The children of the primary and junior
classes participated in the following
programme, which was In charge ot
the teachers, Supt John Williams ana
the pastor, Rev. j. III. Dennis Prayer
Rev. Mr. Dennis; address, Mrs. IDA
Thomas; chorus. JOY, Joy, JOY, choif
reading, Miss Lottie Silvia. reading
Miss Ethel Lacy; speaking, Retla
Strong; chorus. Ring. Ring. the Bells,
school; speaking, Miss Del Lacy
speaking. What Shall We Cali Him
Mrs MaIlison's class; speaking. Ny
MI L "a Ina
Christmas Tree, Miss Edith Jackson;
reading, Miss Clara Johnson; sfnging,
Shout With Gladness; speaking, .,
Happy Day, Miss Hermeian Howard
singing, Long Ago on Christmas Day,
school. speaking, Alton Howard
ST eaking. Worth Howard Hermean
Howard and Mary Thompson; duet. BE
On Time, Masters Charles and Costello
Lewis; reading, Miss Maud Lacy re-
marks by the superintendent. Deacon
John Williams; speaking. Send Greet
fngs Masters Charles and Costello
Lewis; speaking, Christmas, Master
CLANCY Lacy.
A feature of the evening was the gift
TO the pastor, Rev MIR. Dennis, OF a
suit of clothes from the Pastors Relief
Sewing society and friends.
Refreshments were served after the
presents were distributed. The de-
oratioDs We're in charge or Miss Idella
Scott, Mrs. Evans Mrs. Drury, Rev.
Dennis.
Progressive Lyceum Festival.
The Progressive Lyceum of the First
SpirituaIist union held its annual
Christmas supper and festival at the
Spiritual academy or Thursday eve
ming and the occasion proved delight
full for the fifty or more VINO we're
present Supper with an attractive
menu of escalloped oysters cold meats,
salads, cake, fruits, and tea and cof-
fee. was served at z o'clock and there
followed Rotations Oy the cnildroa
and social games. A pleasing event
of the evening was the presentation
by William F. Bogue, in behalf of the
Lyceum, to Rev. and Mrs. A. p. Blinn
of a handsome morris chair. Mrs. T..
u. G. Baker, in behalf OF three friends
az the Helping Hands. presented them
a foot quilt and a box of chocolates.
The evening was thoroughly enjoyed
by all.