Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-27
OLD MYSTIC
Special Exercises at Close of School Term-oral School Wins Basketball Ruhber-New Machinery for Wooien Mill.


 The Old Mystic school closed We'd nesday for the Christmas vacation | Tuesday afternoon the primary grades had the following exercises: Song, | Merry Christmas to You. school; reel 1 tation. A Note to Santa, Bruna Caro- ceri; song, Jack Frost, kindergarten; 1; recitation, Leonard Marchand, Albert Desfosses; song. Santa Claus, school; recitation, Dorothy BecI1withs Matilda i Main song, Lullaby. grade I song, Q Little Town of Bethlehem, grades II, H. recitation, A Christmas Wish, Harry Mariners; song, Once a Little Baby Boy. grade |; recitation, Frances Congdon; song. Harl! the Herald An gels Sing, grades Il. III; recitation, A Visit from St. Nicholas, Charles Campo; song, Silent Night, grades II, III; recitation, Little Miss Muffett, Marie Anderson; song. Hush Thee, My Baby, grade IT; recitation, Christmas, Elizabeth Stowe; song. It Came Upon the Midnight Clear school.
 Grades w, V, VI.
 Wednesday at 9.30 grades ", V and VI held closing exercises, giving this programmes: Song, Good King Wences- las, school; recitations, The Boy That Santa Claus Forgot Bessie Rattigan; The Message, BeTnice Burdick; song, Under the Stars, school; recitations, Merry Christmas, Edna Shank; De- cember, Mary Welles; song, Christmas Eve. school; exercise, The Holidays Carnival.
 Sunday School Festival.
 The Baptist church and Sunday school held a Christmas entertainment and social Friday evening in the church.
 Kris krineIe Present.
 The Burnetts Corners school closed Friday afternoon with a Christmas tree and entertainment After the render ing of songs and recitations, the pres ents were distributed by Santa Claus to all of the pupils and many gifts were for the teacher A good number of parents and friends of teacher and pupils were present
 Oral School Won Tie Game.
 The third game of basketball be- tween Old Mystic team and the Oral school grounds The game was 20th, on the Old Mystic grammar school grounds. The tie game was won by the Oral school team. to 6.
 Installing New Machinery.
 The factory of the Mystic Woolen Christmas week, that the machinery might be installed in the new brick in the rear of the factory.
 News in Paragraphs.
 Postmistress L. Annette Tourjee is this week at the office by her sister, Mrs. Harriet Peckham.
 Prof William c. Park, tutor at Perkins institute for the blind at Bos- ton, is spending the Christmas vaca- ton at Seaview cottage.
 John Hood of the U. $. s. Vermont is the guest for his Christmas fur tough of Archibald Lambert.
 Wilfred E. Brown is putting his ice houses in readiness for this winters ice crop The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will hold it's Christmas enter tainment next week.
 Miss Poindexter of New York is the guest Christmas week of Miss Mary H. 1 Dean. Mrs. Daniel Mcclure of Albany, N 1 mother, Mrs. Laura Pickering. is spending the Christmas I with her mother, Mrs. T. Hen i " Johnson.
 Miss Annie E. Lee is the Christmas ] guest of her cousin. Mrs. Christopher i II. Lee, of Providence
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Crumb nave gone to New London to spend he winter at the home of their son. i n-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin c, Chipman
 Frank Sebastian attended the recent poultry show at Narragansett Pier.
 Miss Frances EIdridge, who teaches It Cromwell, is spending the holiday 7acation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Perry H. Eldridge
 Miss Agnes Chapman of Norwich pent Christmas with her parents, MT. md Mrs. F. Alonzo Chapman.