Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-09
.JEWETT CITY
Congregational. Baptist and Methodist Churches Have ChiIdren's Day Con
 certs-Twenty Year Lease of C. w. Reynolds Property Expires Saturday.

The Children's day concerts on Sun
 day were most successful. The first one was at the Congregational church | in the morning. The curtain in front | of the choir loft was a mass of laurel l making a background for the mem | bers of the primary department, who ] sat upon the platform. Jardlnleres Of | pink carnations and syringas were at
 either side of the platform and upon | the piano The children marched into
 the church singing their opening song, | Heralds of the Kingdom. and occu- 1 pied the choir loft and the platform. | They gave the following program which was announced by Supt F. E. Robinson;
 Processional Heralds of the King ] dom, school; invocation, by the pas | tor: responsive reading; song, Well 1 come. Childfen'S Day, the school; rec | itation. This Is Children's Day, Ber+ i nice Wolf; song, Merrily Ring the ! Bells, the school exercise, A Ladder
 of Praise. Mrs. C. w. Robinsons class; | recitation, A Common Flower Anna 1 Littlefeld: primary exercise, Wee Lit 1 tie Folks; primary song, Rosebuds, 1 solo, Irene Stewart: chorus, Flora Lit 1 tlefield Rebecca Hewitt, Ruth Ballou, and Ellen Faust: recitation, A Boys Thoughts, David BalIou; song. A Song of Long Ago, Mrs HiscoX's class; reel l tation. A Boys Service, Gerald Wolf; exercise, Corner Club, David Ballou, ] Edward and Harold Faust Wayland Stetson William Fitzgerald and AL | bert c. Brewster Jr.; song, Jesus Loves the Children. Edward Faust and David BaIlou; recitation, A Schoolboy's Advice. William Marshall: duet, Elk cept Ye Be As Children, Ruth Stewart and Bessie Beardwood: recitation, Men Wanted, Leslie Hyde; song, The Chil- | dren's Friend. Miss Adams class: rec itation, Girls Wanted, Mabel Kanahan: song. Loyal Service. the choir. chorus by school closing song, Praise the King. the school.
 WilliamBurtOn. IT,. received a Bible, according to the terms of H. l.. Reade's bequest. The collection was received by Harold Spicer, Austin Harris, T. T. Young, Jr., and Henry Bottomley. The ushers were the members of Mrs. w. H. Canes and C. A. Haskells Sunday school classes. Carnations were given everyone attending the service by Dor othy Paul. Marian Robinson. Clara Adams and Ethel Thompson. Canary birds hung about the church sang at intervals during the service. The rec itations were in charge of Mrs. w H. Cane and Miss Mary l1cNicol and the music of Mrs. E. H. Hiscox The dec- orations were by Miss Mary McNicol, Miss Dorothy Paul, Donald Bliss, Alex McNicol Mrs. Hiscox and Dr. G. H. Jennings.
 At the Baptist Church
 The program at the Baptist church at 4.30 D. m. was as follows and was announced by Rev Allan SpideH:
 Chorus. Called to Service; responsive reading, superintendent and chorus; invocation by the pastor: chorus, Chil- dren's Praises; recitation. This Is Children's Day. Helen Philips exer- else Little SUnboams: Ruby Gray, James Armstrong: David Clarke; chorus. Help to Make a Happy World; exercise The Corner Corner Rich mond Gardner Samuel Cathcart George Frink, Walter Gray. Tyler Gil bert; exercise. Pass Ii On, Charles Perkins, Francis Brown, Royal Bab- cock; solo. Won't You Walk Right In, Morton Brown: exercise What They Say. John Harris. Kirk Wilcox, Earl Perkins, exercise, F'orget-AIe- Not, Vera. AIcRroome, Verna Tarbox. Hat tie Jenkins. Nettie Haddad Violet Harris; recitation A PansY Mar guerite SrideH: exercise, Music Beau ty and Sunshine, Sadie Haddad. Els ther F'rinlz Minnie Magel; chorus, o Postal Days; exercise What We Like Best, Earle Palmer. Leonard Me Broome Daniel Morgan, Raymond Will cox; recitation, How Bright the Old World Looks, Elizabeth Armstrong; exercise, We Thank the Lord, Helena Magel Ethel Morgan Cordelia Smith: chorus. Summer Bells Are Ringing:
 
 Enid Spidell; exercise, The Flower Children. Isabel Button, Doris Myott Ruth Davis. Ellen Wilcox; recita- tion The Rose, Alice Armstrong; chorus. The Rose Month address. Mr Spidell: chorus, The Mighty Hills En- circling.
 The committee in charge was as follows: Mrs. c. H. Prior Mrs. c. F. Gardner Miss Alice Brown. Mrs E. F. Gilbert and Miss Ida Foster. The dec- orations were by Mrs. E. c. Wilcox Miss Ida Foster and Miss Emma Gard ner. At one side of the platform was a bank Of laurel. and at the other was a beautiful arrangement of pink car nations and maidenfair fern. Peonies, yellow iris and roses completed the decorations. Each child in the Sun day school received d carnation at the close of the service.
 Methodist Concert
 The concert at the Methodist church was at o'clock and included this pro- gramme announced by Supt. A. C. Burdicl1: Song choir: prayer by the pastor: recitations. Welcome, Chris tine Burdick: George Davis. Barriett Ncf luggage; song. choir: exercise. Welcome to Children's Day Irene Rob ertsou Edith Howe and Jessie Hew- ittson. Recitations by Mrs. Everett AtcCluggage, F'ornetta Robertson. Ar line Burdick and Florence McLaugh- lin: solo and duet, Ruth and Isabella Robertson recitations by Hattie Fields, John Chadwick, Verna Rob- ertson Doris Carpenter: solo by Mil dred McCluggage. with chorus by choir: recitations by Ruth Robertson Nellie Fields. Charles Saunders and Evelyn Carpenters exercise Sunshine Band by Norman Mclaughlin and Alice Smith. Isabel Robertson For netta Robertson Mildred McCluggage and Bertha Davis: duet Elizabeth Me Cluegage and Gertrude McT.aughlin with chorus by choir; recitations by Everett Thornton. Isabel Robertson and Elizabeth Haphurn: exercise. This Is Chiidren's Day. by Everett Thorn lon Theodore Davis and George Rob- ertson remarks by the pastor.
 The collection was taken by Furnetta Robertson and Mildred McCluggage. song by the choir The mems class decorated the church with carnations, laurel and variety of wild flowers, The recitatiors were in charge of Mrs Robert Robertson. Mrs. A. C. Burdlck, Mrs. Samuel Thatcher and the music Of Miss Annie Robertson.
 Property Under New Management.
 4 matter of town history closed Sunday interests many of the older residents. The twenty-year lease of what was formerly the livery stable property on Anthony Street given to c. N. Reynolds by the late F. P Par fridge. expired Saturday. The building was sold to Horace ", fJawley eight months ago and Saturday the land was leased to Mir. Dawley by Mrs. F. H. Partridge for ten years
 Flowers from Mrs. A. A. Young.
 The carnations at all the churches on Chlldren's day were given by Mrs.