Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-31

Herman Rosiene Miss Frieda Vein pahl, Miss Emma Kaiser, Miss Hen rietta Davis.
 For six years; Alice Perrin, Erna Rosiene, Mary Kelley.
 For seven years: Florence Smith Walter J. Shanley William 0. Dyer, Miss J. Miles Standish
 For nine years: C. I. Smith.
 For 12 years: Miss Minnie Freeman, Miss Lillian Dyer. George H. Dyer.
 For Is years: Joseph E. Spicer. Those who have been perfect every Fl. W. Gallup. Mrs. k H. Leavens, Miss Margaret Thomas, Ida A. Heeb her. Carrie Chapman, Alloy c. Gallup, Mabel Bowers, Raymond Heebner, AL den Sands, Mrs. F. A. Carpenter.
 The success of the entertainment committee, which was William T. Lane, chairman, Mrs. Herbert W. Gall lup, Miss Ella F. Lester. Miss Jane Aiken, Mrs Osten T. Ferguson, Miss Helen Boynton, Miss Marian Beebe and Mrs. William H. Dawley, seconded by the aid of Charles l. Smith, Osten T. Ferguson and other gentlemen who assisted in the arrangements.
 Operetta at Universaist Church.
 For the annual Christmas entertain ment at the Church of the Good Shep- herd Oniversalist) delightful operet- ta, Caught Mapping, was presented un- der the direction of Mrs. Fred $. Young. The occasion was an enjoy able one for the 200 people present At the close of the formal programme theere was a social hour, and refresh ments were served by a committee of which Mrs. Thomas Potter was chair man. Boxes of candy were also dis tr1buted. The characters in the play were as follows: King Somnamulo J. Oliver Armstrong; Queen Somnam'bu- 10, Miss Mary Rogers; Dr. Buddha Bo, Charles Parsons; Santa Claus, George A. Keppler; Prince Albert, Harold Cobb; Prince Victor, Lyle Fillmore; Page Plump, Day Fillmore; Princess Genevieye, Villa Bussey; Princess The resa, Hazel Herskell; Princess Butter cup, Nathelie Bussey; page boys, Les lie Fowler, Frank CrowelI, Harold Oat; maid, Miss Eleanor Gebrath; nurses, Agnes Gebrath Leotta Dat, Isabel Yer rington, Elizabeth Fillmore
 Miss Carrie ChamDlin was accom- panist.
 First Baptist Bible School.
 The annual Christmas tree festival of the First Baptist Bible school was l held in the church parlors Tuesday evening and had 9. large and an en- thusiastic attendance.
 The principal attraction in the dec
 
 liantly lighted tree containing gifts not only for the little ones, but for the teachers and the older members of the school. A short, but appropriate and pleasing program had been arranged by committee. Mrs. John B. Oat, chairman, Mrs. Robert Champlin, Mrs. William Moves and Earle Stamm. The programme was as follows Mo- tiOn piece, The Christmas Holly, Miss Laura Peckham; solo, The Birthday of the King, Miss Almira Frink, WilliAsn Douglas, accompanist.
 f A short Christmas play entitled The House of Santa Claus was well given by Lester Peckham. Lloyd Rathbun, dwarfs; Miss Helen Higgins, fairy queen; the Misses Maj Stamm Fan nie Brown and Lucille Tracy, com mittee and Earl Stamm, who made a capital Santa Claus.
 When it was found that there was no candy for the school, the super tendent. Stephen Peckham, explained the oversight. It was immediately voted that the committee, Misses Mazie Stamm Fannie Brown and Lucille Tracy should go to Santa Claus house to see if they could find any Santa's S house. a large red house, convenient ly built on the platform, was carefully searched and a large stocking filled full of boxes of candy, was found and 1 with the assistance of the dwarfs, Lloyd Rathbun and Lester Peckham, brought out onto the platform. Santa then turned his attention to the tree and soon made both young and old happy with a pretty gift and d box of candy.
 Santa was ably assisted in distrib- uting the gifts by Messrs. Lester F. Ward and George Auburn.