Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-24
SIONTNGTON
New Haven Road Installing New Switch System-Officers of A. o. H. Close Of School erm-MusicaI Pro- eramme at St. Mary's Church

~holldd9 evening N1ctfOla~ TecHai was held in the lecture room of the First Baptist church. Many members and friends attended
 At the session of the Second Con- gre2atIonal Sunday school on Sunday there was an attendance of 104 The children are preparing for the Christ mas festival in the parlors of the church Friday at D. m There will be no meeting this "Wednesday evening.
 New Switch system.
 The work of installing the new switch system of the New Haven rail- road is being pushed ahead at the site of the new tower near North Main street. A force of 20 men from the mechanical department of the road at Mansfield is placing the pulley bases and cement foundations for the work Dhore signals. The iron pipe line is already laid frc-n Main to Water streets, north of the railroad trackh. The pipes will be laid under ground at the crossings, which will widen the planl1ng at the crossing four feet. The boxes to form the cement foundations for the SenlaphOre n1a3tS have been put together at the workshop on Main street, and will be placed this week. There will be six mastS set in the sig nal connections from the new tower. One Of the foundations was set Satur- day on the line of North Main street for the star5er signal mast on the east bound track
 A. o. II. Election.
 At the annual meeting of Division No. 1, A. 0. H., of Stoningt0n this week the following officers were chosen: President J. P. McCort; vice president, J. J. McLeary; recording secretary, w. H. O'Neil: financial secretary, w. J. Vaughn: treasurer Patrick Gilmore; c71t caf ly-T71- tinel, J. J. Young; trustees Charles Garity, w. J. Gilmore, J. J. Young.
 Schools Close Today.
 The Stonfngton town schools will close this Wednesday, noon for the Christmas recess. They will reopen Jan. 5th.
 Christmas Music at St. Mary's Church. Following is the programme of Christmas music at St. Mary's church:
 8 a. m Mass.
 Sung by Junior choir.
 10 a. m. Mass.
 Senior choir.
 Cantique de Noel..:..e. Ira B. Wilson
 Mrs. Frank Stanton. kyrie .......--......-. Willard Gloria ............-... ..'........ Willard Credo ....'...-....-..-...- Willard Ofertory. Adeste Ffdelis-Gregorian
 Mrs Stanton, Miss Amaral MT
 Pont. Mr. Rose. Sanctus Willard AgnuS Dei .............. Willard MelOdie. Organ -..........#...... Stycke The choir includes Mrs. Frank Stan ton. Misses Josephine Leahy, Elizabeth Weap1e, Alice McGowan Agnes Gu- more Mary Sylvia; alto, Miss Allie AmaraI; tenors. Merrs. Fritz Poz9t Paekenham, Higgins; bass, Messrs. Rose. McCaffery, Birchau Matthews and King. The organisJ, Mrs. James MurPhv. will have the assistance of an orchestra.
 To Be Guests of pr. Maine.
 pr. and Mrs. c. o. Maine will enter tain on Christmas Dr. Frank D. Maine of Springfield, Mass, Prof. w. o. Tur- ner of Willimantic, Mir. and Mrs. John Merriss MT. and Mrs. Frank Newton of Bradford. R, l.
 Borough Briefs.
 Harold T. Eaton of Brown university is spending the holiday here. Mrs Ira Palmer is entertaining Mrs, A. T Palmer and daughter, Miss Laura Palmer, fof New York.
 Mrs Robert Mallory and Miss Sarah