Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-17
SALEM
Exercises of chiIdrsn's Dsy-Dsss molest Sheep-Pastor to Ppsseh FareweII Sermon 9undsy.


 Children's day was observed by the Congregational Sunday school with special exercises last Sunday eveufuG- The church was prettily decorated with daisies and cut flowers. The following programme in charge of the s1sperir.- tendent, Mrs F. R. Bailey, was well carried out: Opening, Song of PYsfse, by the church choir, with Mrs. Cora F1anney at the organ; responsive read ing. Isaiah 35, led by the assistant ss5- by the pastor. Rev. J. S. CogsweIl. song by the junior class, led by Miss Kittie Ray, Each One fin His Own Small Way; A Welcome to Children's Day, Master Wellesley Hanney; 4 Welcome to the Cradle Roll, Miss Ruth King, Master F1eyd Bailey; song by the junior classes, led by Miss Kifsfe Ray, Loves Message; recitation. Bs- cause He Loves Us So. Miss Susan Miner. recitation. Such a sunay pAo. Miss Catherine Hanney; reed1ns, rhs Little Wild White Rose. Miss K3ttfs Ray; class exercise, The Acorn cIut, Henry Darling. LeRoy. Bailey. Clyde Ray Charles Miner, Floyd Bailey and lawrence Spencer; song, Praise ths King, Mir. and Mrs. Henry A. Hegsrs5 recitation, A Happy Violet, Miss Violet Rogers; exercise. Four Flowers, Miss Velma Darling, Miss Susan Miner. Miss Violet Rogers and Miss Hssen leoScIS, DlDie TcClL9Ll0nS. Cba88 or IEe Royal Sons; exercise, Helpers A.is three junior classes address by the pastor. Rev. J. S. Cogswei1; reoftatfSe. Two Ways of Giving, LeRoy Bailey: closing song, Today Belongs to JesfIe, by the church choir; benedfctfen by the pastor.
 E Mir. and Mrs. W. Russell Baird were in town in their automobile last Frf- day.
 Mrs. M. R. siegfried was a Sunday rf-ff L. Mrs. Charles $. Ray, and attended morning service at the Congregational church.
 Sheep Injured.
 Dogs have again molested the focks of sheep owned by Edwin Harris, Ma thaniel Clark and Winfield Hznney sn4 injured the fiocks to the amount 1
 Close of School.
 Miss Eva M. Standish returned fe her home in Westchester last Bsstny- day. for the summer vacation, school having closed in the Central district last Thursday. When the school bss1 rang on Thursday morning and the children entered the school room they were much pleased to find that prst- ty gfft, bananas and peanuts had been placed on each desk by the teacher, Miss Eva M. Standish. who received turn gifts from her pupils.
 School closed this week in the White Birch district
 John LefingweH and Mfrs Ida Chapa of Leh1ngwell were Sunday visitors "a town.
 Messrs. Jones and Gay of New Lem don spent Sunday at the Jsnes est tage.
 Fitch, Crandall and Prosesssr Bra- beck of New London were in tswn Saturday.
 Mrs. William B. Kingsley and her daughter Minnie are visiting Mys. Kingsley's sister in Fort Lee, ~. !.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Church sad Miss Lila Chapman of Montvilis and Mrs. Charles B. Tinker sf New Les don were recent guests of Mrs. Cora Hanney. F- M
 Mrs. Susie Rogers has returned fvonn North Plain. where she has bseA ess- ing for her sister, Mrs William sisse1, who is now convaiescent. MT. and Mrs. Walter Moran and son Walter Gordon, of Wnlimautfc have been visiting at the home of 4mbrese Darling.
 Social Evening Spent.
 MT. and Mrs. William Maynard en- tertained small party of friends st their home on Monday evening. Tee cream and cake were served by the hostess, assisted by her sister, Miss Jennie Rogers.
 J. Frank Rogers and son. oar1 Reg CTS. were in New London Weanes- day.
 Mir and Mrs. Carl Rogers and little daughter Helen were in Norwich Sat- urdav.
 A strawberry festival was given by the Salem grange in Grange hs1f or Thursday evening
 Farewell Sermon.
 Rev. J. S. Cogswell will preach his farewell sermon tomorrow morning. Sunday, June 1s. taking for his theme The True Ofhes of the Christian Church in Republic. Text, Timothy 3: IS.