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Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
NEWS FROM one HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

Harold Kinder, Gustave Lambert,
Washington lie Page, Clifford RIel.
Room 2-Adelard BeauregATd Celia
Bouley, Rosario Caisee, Henry Foisey,
John krGmbholz Atne Raymond. Ar
thur lie Page Alice Richie. Room l.
Alexander Beauresard, Joseph Die
rumble. Blanche F'ontaine, Ferdinand
olsy, Eva Jarvis, Dora Jarvis, William
lie Page, Rosana Raymond, William st.
Armour.
The Christmas tree and entertain
nlent held in the vestry of the Yer
satlles NJ, E. church on Saturday
evening was largely attended. A
pleasing programme of songs, recita-
tons, duets. both vocal and instru-
mental, was rendered by members of
the school. At the close presents for
the children were distributed by Gus
taVe Lambert as Santa Claus
Christmas day a group of young boys
enjoyed baseball during the afternoon,
riGged in summer clothing.
William Preavy killed a large black
snake on a lower fence rail on Christ
mas day; the snake was out enjoying
the sunshine
Basketball is receiving considerable
attention among the younger element
Al present. A team has been formed
ard is using the Occum hall for prac
tee.
T. Robinson who recently entered
the employ of the Totokett Manufac
tdring company machinist. moved
his household goods into one OF the
company's tenements on Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
PRESTON
Visitors Gather With the Home Folks
for Holiday Pleasures.


Miss Annie McClimon of Winsted is
sIending her holiday vacation in this
Ilace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ennis and
daughter Ruth spent Christmas with
Mrs. EIi:iis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. fiol-
lis Palmer.
Johr II. Wilson was a recent visitor
in New London.
Ernest Maine and George Willett Of
Hartford sotn lat the holidays with reja-
tives in this place.
Schools in this tow n have closed for
the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wulf and Miss Lillian
Wulf were recent visitors of Mrs. j.
c. Atterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry d. Terry and
son Russell of Westerly spent Tues
day at William r. Crary's.
Shelton EeucstDn of Gushing acnd
envy is spending his vacation with his
parents in Preston city.
Miss Corinne and Christine Pea
body of Westerly are spending a few
days with their sister, Mrs. g. a. tiol-
Cen.
Rev. y II. PrindI~ ,,eld meeting
at ] -me- Buffers Thursday evening.
Many Attend Festivals.
The Christmas concert was held at
the congregational church Saturday
evening an al the Baptist church on
Moniay evening. Both were largely
attended.
Miss A lice Zabriski of Northheld is
visiting at her fathers. A. ID. Zapris-
kIs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
LIBERTY HILL
Religious Union Society's Annual
Christmas Cantsta PIeased-FamiIy
Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert A. Gillette en-
tertained a party of IS. all rela tives,
Christmas day. In the afternoon they
all gathered in front of the house for
a group picture, taken by the host ess
William Lille. his mother, who is in
her 91Et year. his two SONS, Walter and
Robert and two daughters, Alice and
Amy, were the guests Sunday of Mr.
Lilies son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Amos J. Lille
Clifford c. King has a goose that has
just laid three eggs.
The Liberty Hill Religious Union So
ciey will hold its annual meeting at
John Clarke's Saturday evening, to
hear reports of the past year and elect
officers and arrange for supplying the
pulpit and expenses for the ensuing
year.
At the church Christmas night a very
interesting cantata, Mrs. Santa Claus
Concert, was pleasingly rendered by
the Sunday school. after which a Iarg.
Christmas tree was unloaded of its
toys and candy, all of which was un-
der the management of the faithful SUI
perintendent Mrs. Annie L. Harvey.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
Pages Nine to Sixteen
GALES FERRY
YuIetide Merrymakirg for Children Of
SUNDAY School-Spseisi Christmas
Service

The Christmas eni erta inment of the
NJ. f. Sunday school, Saturday eve-
ming, Mas enjoyed b.. large audience
An augmented choir as~isted the school
with the musical numbers. Solos were
rendered By Misses Doris Main ana
Ruth Lawson md "A Lullaby, bethie-
hem Town. by the Misses Florence
Hurlbutt. Jennie Perkins and Grace
Chapman
The young people assisting on the
programme with rec!tstions, after tho
opening invocation by The pastor. in
Guided Alton Chapman. Florence
Brown, Elizabeth Hines. Walter Math-
sr, Mary Silvia Gertrude Allen, Liz
zie Main. Rose Pockholz, Elsie Nc
CURE. Joseph DeRose. Edna Chapman,
Wilfrsd Pierce, Carl Thompson, Marie
Allen, Fidel DeRose. Morris Main, An
tonic Motta, Alton Stoddard, Mary
Annie Thompson, Madeline Birch. Lou
iss, DeRose. Richard Allyn. Mildred
Voorhees,, Ernestine Talbot, Mary
Voorhees,
tertainment The audience went 10 the
yestry where gifts were Distributed
from n Christmas tree.
Messages Of the Season.
special Christmas service WIS also
cid At the church sunday eveninR,
with Christmas music by the Augment
ed cheir and addresses by Sister EN-
ma Harrison and Rev. g. Wilson Har-
rison On Messages OF the Season.
Miss Mildred Pierce, a student at
Mortified seminary, East Mortified,
Mass. is spending the Christmas re-
cess at her home at AliyDs Point.
At Hurlbutt Hone.
company of eighteen enjoyed the
hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W.
Hurlbutt on Christmas day Guests
were present from Norwich and New
l., ndsn with local relatives. Sp irts
We're enjoy ed by he young PEE Vie dur
ing the afternoon. Interesting relics
of the past were exhibited, including
AN. old English coin bearing the date
Of IT'3 iI'ch WAS found the past sea
son by r. Irving Hurlbutt while plow7
ing on his fathers farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
New London County
LEBANON
Ancient Town Entertained Returning
Sons and Daughters or the Holiday
Christmas Entertainment and Tree

John Abel OF New Britain and Miss
Clara Abel Of Union City Were
Christmas guests of their parents
Tcwn Clerk and Mrs c. J. Abel.
Rodney Hewitt OF Brown university
spent Christmas with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs z w Hewitt
Rev Henry Arnold OF Norwich Town
conducted service at the First Congre-
gstionss church Sunday morning.
Herbert H and J. Leon Richardson
o Hartford spent Christmas with their
aunt. Miss Hattie Robinson
Miss Ella Peck of Worcester was the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Huldah Peck,
On Chr>Smas day.
Mss Nellie Totten is entertaining
Miss Bertha Perry and Miss Cur
ran OK New London were guests at
- 3 Royals on Christmas day.
The dance held In Grange hall Mon
day evening was well attended and
greatly enjoyed
Nr. and Mrs E L. Tucker were re-
cent guests Of Mrs. Tucker -~rents,
Mr. and Mrs c. r Dimock, of Guriey-
VILE
Miss MCGOWAN of Hartford is visit
ing a 2 y TayIor's-
Miss Dorothy Loonis is the guest of
her grandmother, Mrs Warner, of
Franklin.
Mrs. Henry Sweet Jand son. ohm
Sweet of Hartford. are guests OF Mrs
Sweets daughter. Mrs Carl Bishop
Mrs y e Loornis and daughter
Miss Virginia LOOMS. are in Hartford.
rhe guests OF Mr.. and Mrs William
Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rush Foster and
daughter Alma of South Manchester
we're recent guests OF Mrs. Fosters
mother, Mrs o G Tucker.
Alfred G. Mason OF Hartford spent
Christmas with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs W A Mason
Miss Sarah Danfeison student of
KiIingly High school, who is spending
her vacation with her parents. DR.. and
Mrs z L Danielson. has been enter
tanning Miss Amy Lamb of Whitman
Tbs Ladies' Aid society held meet
ing this week with Mrs o d. Fuller
q the home Of Mrs Munroe Pultz-
Nominating Committee Appointed.
A committee consisting Of Otto Pultz,
Mss Ellen Huntington, E. L Tucker,
Miss Hattie Robinson and Mrs E L.
Tucker has been appointed TO nominate
officers for the Sunday school for the
coming year
Sunday School Entertainment.
The Christmas exercises of the First
CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school were
held Tuesday evening A short, pleas
Ing programmes nsas rendered the last
number beinK an action song Waiting
for Santa. by the children The com
ing OF Santa followed the song, and.
ewing 10 the vigilance Of the commit
tee in charge, the children in the audi
e1ce found something for them in
Eznta's capacious pack. as we'll as
those children who were members of
tire Sunday school Cake and coffee
1-ere served and candy and oranges
distributed among the members of the
audience at the close OF the evening.
Christmas Guests.
M and Mrs. Reuben p. Burgess en-
fertzined Christmas day their daugh-
ter. Mrs NJ E Locke, Of Bridgeport.
and Miss Reuberta Burgess. of
SpTin Edeld Mass, and their grand |
children. Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Bur
zesz- Locke and little daughter. Ger
z1dine. O. Lsban II and Arlington |
James Locke OF Bridgeport
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
NORTH ST0NIhGTON
Funeral of Mrs. William A. Rathbun-
How the Sunday Schools Observed
Christmas.

The funeral service of Mrs. William
\. Rathbun was held in the Third
Baptist church Sunday afternoon, Rev
J. H Adams officiating
A song service appropriate TO Christ
mastide was held in the Congrega =
ticnaI church Sunday evening under
the direction of Rev F. NJ. HOLSTER.
Supper and Tree.
The Congregational sunday school
Lad their Christmas festival Tuesday
evening" A supper was served at q
o'clock followed by a Christmas tree.
The Third Baptist Sunday school
had a Christmas tree Saturday even
ing, together with elaborate Christina
Mrs. ]. H. Adams. The church or
ganist Mrs. Leonard r.. Main, was
given a framed picture, and the Rev.
and Mrs Adams set of dishes
Mr.; and Mrs Bayard d. York OF
Mrs. John l. York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Gray or Provi-
dence spent Christmas with friends IN
town.
John \. Williams of New York and
c E. Williams OF NORTHAMPTON. Mass,
have been among the holiday visitors.
Away for the Holidays.
Mrs Louise Smith and Miss Mary
Smith are spending a week in New
York. M
Miss Dora t. Maine is passing the
holidays in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Main and fam
lily have been visiting in New York for
the past week.
Misses Leonas and OLGA Thompson
are at home for the vacation from
Brentwood Hall school Bronxville, y.
Y where one is private secretary OF
the principal and the other student.
Rev. Lucian Drury preached last
Sunday in the section Of Westerly known
as Avondale. Tomorrow Sunday he
will preach in Mount Hermon, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
NIANTIc
Holiday Gathering In Honor Of Mrs.
Msrilia Webster.

\ social gathering was held Christ-
ma evening AT the home OF Miss Nellie
NJ Webster in High street In honor Of
her mother. Mrs. Msrills Webster.
Games were played and there were
photograph selections In charge or Mr.
Rurnham. Before the close OF the So
ella q nice supper wBs served. Those
in attendance were Capt. and Mrs,
Norman W. Rogers. Miss Sarah p,
creenlesf, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G..
Rurdick, Miss Eva NJ. Potter. Miss
Martha ]. Colt. Mrs. Jane c. Dornan,
Mrs. Arthur Montrose. Joseph G. Burn
ham. Donald Montrose. Aimus Dorman
klIender Dorman. Miss Nellie NJ. Web
ster and Mrs. Marilla Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Twiss have re
turned to Their home In WATERFOWL sf-
ter spending Sunday and Christina
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Peirce in Pine
street.
Miss Helen Beclrford. a summer Wis
itor 10 the Pines, is attending school
in Boston.
Mrs. Arthur Montrose visited rela-
tives at Fpxt Point Thursday. Mrs.
Montrose IL caring for Mrs. 3. O. Har-
rfngton, who is critically I'll.
Mrs. ~. w. Rogers hae returned from
couple of days visit to Hartford.
Herbert G. Burdick is working in
New London.
George w. Hill spent Christmas with
friends in New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
HAM BURG
Called to Hartford by Death Of Sister
With the Holiday Home Corners.


Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Harding Of Suf-
field spent a few days the past week
with their mother. Mrs. Ida Harding.
DIR. Emmett Lyman and Mrs. Lyzna n
of Wesrbrook spent Christmas on Bill
Hill.
Ernest Ely is spending his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ).
Ely.
Miss Emma Sawyer has returned to
Springfield, after a short visit with
her parents
Miss Maria Harding and Lyman
Harding. Jr., spent the past week with
their sistsrs in Norwich and Wind
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lodowick Bill spent
Christmas in Deep River.
Charles NJ. Tiffany of Brooklyn
spent last Sunday and Monday with
his mother, Mrs. Mary Tiffany.
Mrs. w. NJ. Anderson was called to
Hartford last Friday to attend the
funeral of a sister, Miss Harriet Bar
rows.
Miss Jessie Harding of Norwich,
Miss Ruth Harding of Windham are
spending the Christmas vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Hard
ing.
Mrs. Ray Harding entertained her
cousins. Rachel Jewett and Leon Tiff
fanny, last Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Chappell returned to New
York last Thursday, after a short visit
with his fam lily in Old Hamburg.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
ITFFlhGWELL
interesting Christmas Programme at
Baptist Chureh-HoIiday Visitors.

The following programme was car
rted out at the concert hela at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon;
Song. Every Land Shall Join the Song;
recitation, A. Merry Christmas, Myra
Ellis; recitation. Christmas Poem, by
Gladys Leffingwell prayer BY the pas
tor Rev J. G.. Ward; song See the
Lord OF Earth and Sky; recitation.
Birth OF Jesus, Gladys Beebe; reading,
Again | VIII Tell 1t, Ruth Ellis: duet
by Mrs y. e. Whiting and Frank LET
fingwell; reading, The First Christmas.
Ruth Palmer; reading. the Scripture:
hymn Bethlehem Babe; recitation, The
Night Before Christmas. Evelyn Beard:
reading, Bethlehem Christmas. Flor
ence Taylor; reading. Christmas Song
Stars: Scripture in unison; recitation,
Bethlehem Town, Elsie Beard; read
ing Christmas Trees. Charles Ellis:
reading, Christmas Carol, Gertrude
Ward: hymn, All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name.
Samuel Beebs and family, Mrs.
Katharine Dietz spent Christmas with
Arthur Armstrong and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sheldon and
Clarence LeffngwelI and family OF
Forrest Leffingwell and family.
Miss Nellie Lerfingwell OF i'itchvilla
spent Christmas with Albert Ross and
family.
RosabeI and Ruth Palmer OF Norwich
spent Sunday with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Morgan of Salem.
Mr. Rankin and family Of Norwich
Were Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Edward Staubly.
Harry Wilcox and family of Jewett
cox's parents. Rev. J. q. Ward and
family.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
YAWBUX VALLEY

Mrs. James Chapman of Norwich
WIS a visitor here Sunday
Mrs. Alonzo Maine has returned -
Westerly. after short stay with
friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. william Richmond
spent Christmas day with Mrs. Rich
mond's parents at Waterford
Miss Anna l.. Chapman IN spending
the chIstmas vacation with her par
entE.
Mrs. :. G. Egglestone of South Lyme
vas a recent visitor az G. II. Miners.
7 Edwin Thompson and fsmi- spent
Christmas At T.. FRANK Whites.
Mrs Lucy Park Is spending some
time with her mother, Mrs. Ursula
Maine.
Mrs. Calvin Lee Of w~arct.utna'c
was recent guest Of her nioth'., r.
Orriu Slocnn.
James D. Miner and s4H ~rfuei ~
Maine, and Mrs Orri' Si3rUn
dinner guests Oh Mnndq'
NJ Perkins Mr. AMI 'lrs
son OF Yves crlf. N'rrf.I t4.'
~ MvTti-. fre -
Mrs Samue' EHft 20
tngtOn 'lf'rHr ftu.
Tho uont m ~
lnurh sadht,"fl tp A..
of Mrs. T'i
near Mair's
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
cLARK'S CORNERS
Tree Follows School chidren's Enter
tainment-Gifts for Teacher.

Thr following programme wSs caf-
rie0 odt at the closing exercises ot the
school. Music was hy IhOnOArrpn,
which Clarence Rpscrs broHsttft
thristmss lelis. rhonosra Oh. r"s F.
Christmas, dialogue, Martin ard q r-
Arms. phonograph; Christmas scefst
William scott; 4 Ghost. May AaFtHt
Christmas story. william Martin. a
air of Blue StoealGgs Helen Na' Ia;
Clarence TO Santa tlauS, Clarence
Rogers: Christmas Telegram, John
NaVin; SILVER Threads Among The
Cold. phonograph; The iJaf hlt,r
vice Ruth Scot; Musical wizard
Photograph; Ssnta's Mistake. Marbn
HsVin: Ally StocltinEs, Many CcltuR;
folls Stocking Helen Aayiu. SANTA
claus and Mouse. William Martin;
Christmas Telephone, William scott I.
:, Pair or STOCKINGS Luther Mar ~,
jos Fore Christmas. MarAn AaFInt
4 Christmas Sound, Clarence Rogers;
\ Hole in the Stocking, william Mar
TN; Telephone Message, Mary tplturE,
Nays Letter 10 Santa. MAY NaNia;
Country Fair. monograph. What 70
SAYS. t.utner Martin. Signs OF Christ
mas. Ruth Scott: Aly Uncle's Farm,
shopping. Nergl Coltury; When Inc
Daisies Bloom, photograph song
Bird, phonORra phi. After these eAsr~
c!ses The children received presents
from d large tree The pupils sur
prised their teacher by presenting her
small picture. The children We're then
served Christmas cakes donated by
Mrs Robert Clark.
The teacher, Miss Viola r.. Jewett
spent the week end with her brother
Elmer c. Jewett, agent at Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
OLD MYSTIC
School Pupils Perfect in Attendance
Baptist Sunday School Holds Christ
mas Coneert-CathoIic Club Provides
Dinner at Oral School.

The following pupils of the Old
Mystic schools were not absent dur
ing the term: Spicer Brown, Vernon
Hood. Charles Welles. Bordick Paralo
ice Fontanella. Thomasine Marchand
Maud Shank, Mary Weller, Helen Ten
ereskt. Mildred Brown, Rachel Caro-
carl, Valentine Carocari. Doris Peck
John Scussei, Edna Shank, Florence
Treese, Lillian Weller, Alice Serafin,
Mildred Peckham, James Whiting,
Clifford Desley. Leslie Haley, Genieve
Smart, Noe Carocari, Emilio Scussel.
Christmas Concert.
The Baptist Sunday school held a
Christmas concert Sunday evening
Following was the order of exercises:
Voluntary, Mas Viola Eldredge:
song. Merry Christmas, school; prayer.
Rev. @. II. Miner, ID; responsive
Scripture reading. Supt Frank z.
Story, school; Rotations, Beth john
son, Roy Sebastian, Hazel Russell;
song, When the Christmas joys,
school: class recitation; recitations,
Alice Chesbro, Edna Bailey: song, The
Same Bright Skies. school; recitation,
Daisy Sebastian; song, Dorothy Ches-
broe, Beth Denison; recitation, Hazel
Lamb; song, Day When Our Lord
Was Born school; Iecitations, Emily
Babcock, Gladys Whfttlesey, Master
Weidler: song, The Christmas Story;
recitatfons, Miss Nora Massey. Miss
ictta NJ. Lamphere, Miss Genieve
remarks Rev. DIR. Miner; collection;
closing song, The Sweetest Song; ben
ediction. DIR. Miner
Entertained Sur day School Class.
MISS Margaret Boothman entertained
her SUNDAY school class Of young men
ard their guests Friday evening IN the
Methodist conference room. A salad
fA< Nad
Miss Gertrude w. Chapman assisted
Miss Boothmen in the serving. Games
were enjoyed. Miss Boothman gave
recitation, and Theodore Johnson. read
a selection.
Tree and Dinner at Oral School.
The pupils Of the Mystic Oral school
who remained at the school over the
holidays were given a Christmas tree
Christmas eve and were remembered
by their teachers and relatives y
Christmas dinner was served them on
Christmas day, furnished by the mem
bers CT the Catholic club. who gener-
ously remembered them.
EvaneeIist's Engagements.
Evangelist Singer Albany r. Smith
spent Christmas here with his family.
Wednesday be left for Ontario, n. Y,
10 fll an engagement. Other engage
Ter N Y. Kenosha, Wis, Greensboro.
n C., Greenville, Ohio, and Glovers- /
Vile, n. Y
New Spur Track.
Men employed by the Groton & !
street railway company are
putting in a spur track from the front !.
II the factory of the Mystic Wooden I
company of Old Mystic, across the .
street to the shipping house of the /
/
George w. Harris. crop technologist |
or the government bureau at Wash .
ngton. who ls stationed at Baldwins-
lille, N Y, is spending holiday week
With his family at the Harris home
tead.
Mrs. James Brown of Hartford is
he guest this week of her son, Ernest
" Brown, and family at Riverhead
arm
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin LaHlphere of
Elm cottage and Mrs. Hannah Will
ans of Smith street were Christmas
-uests of Mr.. and Mrs. James P.
Brown of Noank.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
|STERN CONNECTICUT and WESTERN RHODE ISLAND

ter Lille of Peacedale, r l., are Wis
ting thir father. w. P Lille,
Mr.. and Mrz. Oliver johnson enter
aimed their grandsons, Harold and
Earl Porter of Colchester, this week
Mrs. F. A. lockwood, Mrs. f. II.
Race and Miss Florence Hoffman at
tended the Pomona meeting in Nor
witch.
MISS Annie Park of Yantic IS the
guest of Mrs. Estelia Lathrop.
MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Race entertained
on Christmas day Mrs. Eta Watson
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A LOOMS and
daughter Hazel Of Norwich and Mrs.
l.. A. Browning of this place
Herbert Hoffms of Northampton
Mass, returned home Tuesday
Mrs. A. T. Browning was in West
erly Friday.
Miss Ethel Randall of Goshen is
spending a week with Mrs. Reuben
Manning.
Theodore CrandalI recently enter
tanned his brothers, Roy and Chauncey
Crandall Of Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
FRANKLIN
Schools and Sunday School Hold SPe-
ciaI Christmas Exercises Which Par
ents and Friends Attend.

Christmas exercises were held in
District No. on December %, in the
afternoon Miss Ms rgs ret Cou:igap.
teacher Following was the order OF
exercises:
Luther's Cradle Song. school; recita-
Nellie TAYLOR, Mary Chapel; Jennie
Sointo: Address to Santa Claus, Ella
lockwood, Edith Date, IEham Date.
Myrtice Browning; recitation, Arad
Robinson; distribution of gifts.
The school room was beautifully
decorated After the distribution OF
gifts refreshments were served.
Sunday Sehoo. Entertainment
An entertainment by the smaller
children of the Sunday school and
Christmas tree with presents for the
Younger classes were the attractions
at tho Congregational church Tuesday
evening. Many were present to listen
20 the following programme. after
which Santa Claus distributed gifts:
opening song, Glory in the Highest;
reading, Mrs. YounS's class; prayer
the pastor; recitation, Rena Mitchell;
song. school; recitation, Love. by four
little ones. vivien Miner. Ella Rock
wood, Marian and Rachel Mitchell;
recitation, The Bells of Christmas,
Stanley Armstrong; song, school: reci-
Ruth Mitchell. Arad Robinson;
sorg, school; Rotations. Rachel Nit
chell, Nina Clark: song. school; reci-
tons, Frank lockwood. Dorothy Cox;
music by the choir: recitations, Nellie
Taylos. Edwin and Archie Mitchell and
Rowland Avery.
At Meeting House Hill.
Meeting House Hill school held
Christmas exercises, followed by a tree
on December 81 In tho Town hail In
the afternoon. The hall was deccyated
with evergreens. Miss Anna Engstrom
Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-30
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents Accidents
and Building in Three Counties.

Groton entertained their respective
FAMILIES at Christmas and had a
Christmas tree in the afternoon.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
K Wisdom of Blue Springs, Neb,
Capt. and Mrs. Chute and daughter
lLsap hime of Mystic, Mrs Robert Chute
and three children of New London.
Mrs. Mary A. IittIefield and Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen c. William OF Waterford
and Miss May Chute Of New London.
Mrs. Charles Potter of Laurel Hill
was the guest of ner sister, Mrs. Willis
Miner the past week.
= CORTLAND r. barrow and DIR. G.
Maynard Miner were in Westerly on
Thursday. attending the Past Masters
association meeting.