Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-20
STONINGTON.
Engagement Announced-Mrs. Leroy M. Ludwig Has Audience With Plus X-Theodore Seiner Dies at Norwich Christmas Programmes.

X-Theodore Seiner Dies at Norwich l Christmas Programmes.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Georgia, daughter or Mir. and Mrs. Charles P. Williams, O! Stonington, to Amos Schemerhorn or New York; Had an Audience With His Holiness.
 Mrs. Leroy M. Ludwig of this bor- ough, who Is spending the winter abroad, while in Rome recently had the honor of having an audience with tne pope. In letters to friends here she describes her experience in graphlc style and her description of the vatican was most interesting.
 Grange Officers. The officers of the grange were elected at the last meeting and are as follows: Master, Arthur Wheeler; overseer, Donald P. Stanton; lecturer. Moves; assistant steward, Miss N. Hazard; chaplain, Mrs. M. 5. Wheeler; treasurer. Amos Hewitt; secretary, Mrs Eliza P. Moves; gate ! keeper. Clark Barnes; Flora, Miss Ger trude Chapman; Ceres, Mrs. Lena York; Pomona, Mrs. Elizabeth liar vey.
 Close ot Schools. The grammar and graded schools of l Stonington will close today (Friday) | for the Christmas recess. The Ston- | ington stenographic school closes to- 1 day (Friday) and will reopen Monday, 1 Dec. 30.
 Christmas Entertainment.
 The Christmas entertainment of the Road church Sunday school will be 1 held in the church parlors Dec. 27, in l the afternoon, from to 4.
 Congregational Sunday School Concert 1 The Christmas concert of the Sec ond Congregational church Sunday school will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock, with the following pro- gramme: Organ prelude; hymn No. 2s7, by school; opening sentences, Rey, 1 D. c. Stone; invocation, Rev. D. L. 1 Stone; hymn No. S3: responsive read 1 ing, by school; hymn No. 73; respon- | sive reading; hymn No. 66; responsive reading, by school: primary exercises, 1 Three Little Candles, by Elizabeth Wheeler, Frances Joseph Elsie Nor rison; song, primary department; re- sponsive reading, by school; hymn No 70, by school; responsive reading with 1 hymn; prayer. Rev. Dwight Stone: or fertory; recitations. Annie Graham, | | tations, pupils of Miss Grace Mullen's class. song. Away in the Manger, by pupils of Miss Mullen's and Miss In- graham's classes; address, Bethlehem, by Rev. D. c. Stone: hymn No. 65, by school; benediction: postlude.
 Church Meeting.
 At the special meeting held at the Second Congregational Church Eccle- siastical society Rev. D. c. Stone was chosen moderator and the. following elections were made to fill vacancies caused by the death of Dr. c. E. Brayton in the board of officers: Treasurer. Harry W. Babcock; mem Der of society committee. James Com stock A set of memorial resolutions were adopted
 Death of Miss Gilmore.
 Miss Bridget Gilmore died at her home on Elm street at p. m We'd nesday Miss Gilmore was a lifelong resident of Stonington. She is sur , vived by three sisters and two broth CTS.
 Boy Missing. Frank McCaffery, the r year old |. son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Me . Caffery, former residents of the bor- , ough, left his home in Providence Sum-
 
 is feared that he is drowned. ] Died at Norwich Hospital. Theodore Seiner. who has been al the Connecticut hospital at Norwich died there Wednesday morning. Ht leaves his wife and a little child who reside in the German house on Watel . street. Mir Seiner was 36 years of agt and was born in Hamburg, Germany He has been resident of Stoningto1 l several years and was weaver in tn, . American velvet mill. Several monthl , ago he was taken i'll with brain trou : ble and went to Stamford for treat , ment, later going to Norwich. Th' ] body will be brought here for burial The deceased was a member of thu Arion club of Stonington.
 Clam Supper Planned. The members of the Mistuxet clui l are to enjoy a clam supper in rhei : rooms this (Friday) evening" Chef c B. Crandall will be in charge of thu affair
 . With Company 34 Years. : Charles B. States on Wednesda! l commenced lis 34th year of servic, with the Atwood Machine company. HI l, has been head of the shipping depart , ment all these years and has marked , machines for all parts of the world.
 Christmas Sunday Music.
 Following is the Christmas Sunday l programme arranged at the Baptis | church.:
 , Morning, 10.15-Prelude, organ an( euphonium, Ora Pro Nobis, Piccolormi Miss Swan and MT. Cushman; anthem : There Were Shepherds, Vincent; re sponse. Gloria Patri. Sullivan; anthem Arise, Shine! Walker; offertory sole This Day Is Born a Savior, Stewart E Mrs. Patterson; prayer response, Hea : Thou My Prayer, Schiiling; postlude 0 The Shepherds Chorus.
 n Evening, 7.30-Prelude, organ an . euphonium; anthem, Sing o Heavens e | Tours; response. Gloria Patri, Sulli h van; offertory quartette, The Birth
 day of a King. Neidlinger, Mrs. Gates
 Mrs. Moves, MT. cushman, Mir. Brown prayer response, Father of Heaver | Schilling; cantata, The Holy Chilt |. Adams, with orchestra Synopsis
 Chorus, There Were Shepherds; solc And Lo. the Angel of the Lord, MI
 Cushman; solo. Fear Not. MT. Brown
 solo, And Suddenly There Was Wit
 Glory to God in the Highest; hyrn
 10S. choir and congregation; solo, An
 It Came to Pass Mrs. Atwood; nal
 trio, Let Us Now Go Even Unto Beth
 lehem, MT. Cushman, Mir. Dewhurs
 and MT. Brown; solo, And They Cam
 With Haste. MT. Atwood; choru,
 Sleep. Baby, Sleep; finale. He Shall B
 Great
 The choir for this special music wi
 consist of the following; Soprano
 Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Atwood, Mis-
 Gates; altos, Mrs. TilIinghast, MT
 Moves, Miss Bradley; tenors, M
 Cushman, Mir. Dewhurst; bass, M
 Brown. Orchestra-Mrs. J. B. Browl
 Mir. Crandall, yiolins; Henry Pendle
 ton, flute; John Haley, cornet; Mis-
 Florence Swan. organist and leader.
 Baptist Christmas Festival.
 The Christmas festival of the Bar
 tist Bible school will be held Thurs
 day, Dec 26th. In the afternoon 6
 2;3o o'clock will be the gathering {