Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
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Easter Concert with Varied Pros
srsmnae Grange Has Stetsoptioon
Lecture-New Teacher in District
No. 8.

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No. 8.
Mrs. James Gilmour and Son, Ray.
of Norwich. were Good Friday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs s. q. Holdridge.
Easter Concert.
An Easter concert was held in the
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing. The order Of exercises follows:
Voluntary, anthem, by choir. Jesus
Morn, choir; responsive reading led
by Supt. John M. Gray; scripture,
reading, John 10th chapter first ten
verses, Rev. w. F. White, pastor;
prayer, pastor: singing, In the Car
den, choir; recitation, The Story that
Easter Bringa. Annie Baudro; recita-
ton, My Favorite Flower, Eva B.
Rogers; singing, Lilies White, choir:
recitation, The Easter Hat Elsie
Main; recitation, The Easter Doll, by
Little Children, choir; recitation, by
Stella Baudro; recitation, Little Jack
Horner, Edith Austen; recitation, by
Elmer Avery, Don't Shoot the Birds;
solo, For Me, Addie Whipple; singing,
Springtime, choir; responsive reading
led by the superintendent; recitation,
Robert Avery, A Spring Morn; sing
ing, Hear the Voice of the Angel, by
choir; recitation. A Burglar, Ray D.
Holdridge; recitation, Easter, Agnes
I <AuSlcH, IeclCdtlUil,> AL n nSS DSStu-
tifu1, Mildred Austen; Easter reading,
Miss Addie Whipple; recitation, Lord
of Easter, Helen White; singing,
Sweet Story, infant class; solo, For
God SO Loved the World, from The
Crucifxion, Miss Eloise White; recita-
ton, The Story that Easter Brings,
Carrie Finnegan; recitation, Easter
Lilies. Margaret Allyn; singing, Ring,
Oh Bells Glad Easter Bells, choir;
recitation, How Shall We Keep This
Easter Day, Sarah Gray; reading, l
viii Lift up Mine Eyes Unto tn; the
The Easter Tree, Mrs. w. F. White;
address. by pastor; offering; singing,
Christ, the Lord, is Risen Today. by
choir; benediction.
Hartford Visitors.
Mrs. Isaac G. Geer and Mrs. Ellen
Stoddard of Gales Ferry were Easter
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tanning
of Hartford.
Pleasure for Grange Members.
Ledyard grange met Saturday even
ing. About 35 were present. Harold
White with his stereopticon showed
many views of the Rocky Mountains.
The reading was in charge of Miss
Eloise White.
Theo. Avery, a student at Storrs
college spent Easter with his parents
at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Gray and
daughter of New London were guests
of MIR. Gray's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ Gray, and attended the EAs-
ter concert at the church Sunday
morning.
The petition of several residents of
Gales Ferry to the legislature to d.
vide the town of Ledyard into two
voting districts has been reported I'M
favorably by the judiciary committee
before whom the hearing was held.
c.. I. %,r1, cote 10
in the churches. Rev. W. F. White will
speak from that subject at the morn
ing service.
Mrs. Gallup from Hartford, is WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. Calvin Hew-
lit of this place.
Norwich Teacher for School.
Edward s. L,awler of Norwich, who
resigned as teacher in district No. !
to play ball; in Eitcl1burg, Mass, has
been succeeded by John y. WEIGH q
North Main street. Norwich, WHO will
conmence his duties Monday morn
ing. 1----.---. .
$24 Tax Bounty.
Select1nan Edward Lester and his
son. Samuel, have been fortunate in
capturing two old foxes and two
young ones and receiving a check for
$24 for their labor
Mrs. Isaac G.~Geer was. at Gales
Ferry on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. GRAY dtlu
daughter, Elizabeth. of New London
spent Saturday and Sunday with MT
Grays parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jofin M
Gray.
A teachers meeting was held at Led
yard Center April 10Th
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Shelden and son
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
w. Benton
William Gray Of Stamford, a former
resident of this town called on relaL-
tives and friends Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Miss Grace Gallup of Norwich has
been the guest of her cousins, Mr- anc
Mrs. Russell Gallup.
James McCracken is very feeble