Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-25
FUN
Georue w. Bromley.

Inc funeral services of George w.
JfoLhley We're held in the Methodist
march Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
Ole church being filed with relatives
!. and friends. \ delegation from Sedg-
wick post. G. A. r.. of Norwich with
Commander EIoyey. also the local SOL
Arthur and Mrs. William G. LETTERS
sang three duets. Jesus. Lover of My
Soul. one Sweetly Solemn Thought and
How Firm Foundation.
Rev George d. Stanley read the
scriptures and Rev. f. NJ. Anthony of
1ered prayer Rev. G. H. Van Natter
81 North Grosvenordale, former pas
tor. spoke most convincingIy of Mr..
BROMLEY having gone to his sure re-
ward, and the well known fact of his
Iust and upright life. Rev E. NJ An
thony spoke particularly of his being
| 1ich IN the cardinal virtues, and Rev.
George d. Stanley confirmed the re-
marks of the former speakers
The bearers at the church were
George a. Thornton, William J. Rob
ertson, Jr.. Archie Craig, Clarence JEFF
lefs and Robert Robertson, and at the
mouse and grave were members of the
| Grand Army. Burial was in the Pa
chaug cemetery. There We're beautiful
MOVERS The relatives and friends We're
present from MontviIle. New Britain,
westerly, NOluntown and North eros
Nenordale- Undertaken A. ]. Tinker
was IN charge of the funeral arrange
ments.
Christmas Day Music.
Today Christmas day, special music
IS TO be rendered at St Mary's church.
At the S-15 and 10 O'Clock masses the
Mass Of st Cecilia Will be sung: also
me following music: Offertory. Adeste
Riddles; SeeI Amid the Winter snow
Gloria. in fsxcelsis Dec: Rev. Edward
" Hayes is pastor; Rev. Francis j.
huster, assistant pastor; Miss Eliza
oeth campbell is organist and choris-
Christmas Sunday Services.
At the Baptist church the follow ing
musical programme was rendered Sun
day by a chorus choir: Morning-Or-
gan prelude; anthem, Joy to the
World. by Fearis: solo, Across the
Silent Midnight By GRAY. Miss Kath-
crime NJ Babcock. response, Glory to
Cod; hymn, To Us a Child of Hope is
Born; anthem, Still is the night in
tethlehem, BY Spence. solos by Miss
Alice McBroOme and George H Prior
organ postlude Eyening9Organ pre-
Jude anthem, Break Forth Into Joy,
by spence, soprano solo by Miss Kath-
crime Babcock: soprano and baritone
duet. The Star and the Song from the
cantata The First Christmas, by Wilson
AR. and Mrs. George H. Prior: solo,
The Christmas Lullaby. by Wilson.
Miss ALICE McBroome, with violin oil
Sato by Miss la Brow. ~---F-e-- Al4d
The Angels Satd IA by
Spence: $50
Rev. tastor: George Fl.
Frior o---- ,er; Miss Emma Babcock,
organist.
This (Monday) evening at o'clock
the sunday school will give a concert
exercise, The King of the World by
wilson. which Will he followed by the
appearance OF Santa Claus and the dis
trlbut1on of presents from the tree.
Congregational Church.
Sunday morning-Organ prelude; an
them. Glory to God! Peace on Earth,
arr. from Wagner; anthem In the
Fields With Their tlocks Abiding by
Marie NJ Hine, including oblgato by
drs. F. ). Leonard: female quartette
Misses Jean Burleson, Marian Paul
Mrs. f. II. HiscoX, Miss Dorothea Bur
Theodore Robinson, Donald Bliss and
S. T. Brown; response. Lord Have
Mercy on Us Pierce; offertory, sopran
solo, Song of the Angels, by DRESSER
airs F. S. Leonard; orga postIude
Evening = Anthem, Holy Night.
Peaceful Night. J. Barnby. response
@ Father in Heaven. Pierce: duet The
Holy Birth. soprano and altos with
solo by Miss Dorothy Burleson
Rev. DIR. w Fl. Cane. pastor: Mrs
f. H. Hiscox, chorister; F. S. Leonard,
organist.
Methodist Church.
Sunday morning service-Organ vol
untary Christmas Festival March,
Gonnod: opening hymn; anthem, Jesus
and Shall 1t Ever Be- with duet by
Mrs W. c. LETTERS and Mrs. Peter Nc
Arthur; offertory, from The Messiah,
Handel.
Rev. George D. Stanley, pastor; Miss
Annie Robertson. chorister and organ
list
This MONDAY )evening a O'Clock
the usual Christmas concert by the