Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-26
JEWETT CITY
Christmas Festivals of Methodist and Congregational Sunday Schools lcep Year pance--Notss of the HeI- iday.


 The Christmas trees and entertain ment at the Methodist and Congrega- tional churches Wednesday, evening were largely attended. The programme at the Methodist church was as fol- lows:
 Singing. This Is Merry Christmas Day, choir; prayer: The Star Still Chimes, Fornetta Robertson; exercise, Christmas, five boys; The Christmas Message, Nellie Fields; When Santa Claus Comes, Everett McCluggage; i; singing, choir: The Christ Child in the Manager, Edith Howe; How I KnoN, Arlene Burdick; exercise, This Is the Morn. George Robertson, Charles Saunders, George Davis; A Legend of Santa Claus, Raymond Thaletier; God Bless Us All, James Hewitson; An Aged Tot Harriett McCluggage; ex- ercise, Like the Star, four girls: The Christ Is Born in You. Isabel Rob ertson; singing. choir; My Gift, Ha>ie Fields; Why We Have Christmas, Mildred McCluggage; exercise. Three Little Speakers recitation, Anthony Fields; On Happy Christmas Night, Christine Burdick: solo, Ruth Robert son; exercise, Praise Him; The Shep- herd, Everett Thornton; singing, choir; The Babe of Bethlehem, Verna Robertson; Good Night, four girls; singing. choir.
 The program at the Congrega tional church included the following exer- cises.
 Organ prelude, F. S. Leonard: pro cessional, Sweet Christmas Bells. the school; invocation, responsive reading. prayer; song The Star of the King, the school: A Christmas Speech, Ellen Faust; whistling chorus, In Light of Christmas Star, boys recitation, An Important Question, W. Burton. Jr.: song, Ruth A. Ballou: The Star and the Song, junior choir; Picture of Christmas, iMabel kanahan; primary song, Little Stars. primary depart ment; Will All Be Glad? Daisy Young: solo Tidings of Joy, Ruth Stewart and Alice Moore; l Hope, primary class: song. No Slumber Nor Sleep, the choir: What You Coin to Buy? Gladys Jef- fers; song, The Angels Glory Song, Junior choir: song, Our Everlasting Light, the school; Pooling Santa Claus. Edward Faust; song, To Grandma s For Christmas, solo, Irene Stewart; ; chorus Ellen Faust, Rebecca Hewitt. Flora Littlefield. Ruth Ballou.
 Merry Christmas. Deacon. William Marshall; closing song, Hail to the King, school RE
 Alec McNicol was the Santa Claus.
 Leap Year Dance.
 The Highland girls gave a leap year dance in Rioux's hall Christmas night.
 Christmas Guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Brown and daughter Agnes. of Oneco. Mir. and Mrs. Winthrop Ballard and son LeRoy or Thompson. and Mir. and Mrs J. c. Carpenter of Oneco spent Christmas at Rev. Samuel Thatcher's.
 Holiday Personals.
 MT. and Mrs. Davan of New York spent Christmas at Mir. and Mrs. Ed mund Jodoin's on Soule street.
 Misses Elsie and Minnie Foster were Christmas guests at D. F. Finns.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Keen and chill dren, of F'lu1hing, L. l., are at H. D. Hewitt's on Mechanic street.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Cane leave to- day for Rutland. Vt, where Dr. Cane will preach Sunday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter McArthur and family spent Wednesday in Williman- tic.
 Charles Burleson of Schenectady. N, l., is at his home in Sylvandale. MISS Annle fitzgerald spent Christ mas in Central Falls.
 Friends Remember Her.
 Mrs. Jennie Wilde of Jewett City is patient at the Day Kimball hospita at Putnam, says the New Londor Globe. She is a member of Thames P N. G. association and the member. of that organization sent Christina. cards to her as a reminder of theil good wishes at this season of glad. ness. Mrs. Wilde cannot see callers so the cards will be pleasant token. to her