Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-25
STONINGTON
Christmas Festivals Planned for the Week-Ruth Chapters Elcction- Exercises Held Wednesday in Hiqh School Hall.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atwood are spending the holidays in New York.
 MT: and Mrs. William H. Brown and daughter of Bank square are visiting relatives in Waterbury,
 Mr. and Mrs. Csarity of New York are visiting MT Garity's parents
 Miss Constance Atwood from The Castle Tarrytown N Y, is home for the holidays.
 MT. and Hrs. George Harrison have returned to New York.
 Christmas Festivals
 The Christmas festivals of the Rao- tist. Congregational and Episcopal sunday schools will be held Friday evening.
 Mr. and Mrs Edwin Stark stanton and children are spending the holidays in Brooklyn. N. Y
 William Rose has returned to Prov idence after visiting Mir. and Mrs. Jo- seph A. Vargas
 Miss Harriet Mason of the New York Art school and Miss Blanche Mason of Fassar are spending the Christmas holidays with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. c. J. Mason.
 Stripping City Of Worcester.
 Steamer City of Worcester is being stripped of her brass copper under the direction of James Cleveland.
 Jerome S. Anderson, Jr who has oeen confined to his home, is inprov- ing.
 Miss Vera Bradley is spending the holidays in Newport. Vt . Baptist Church Interests.
 The monthly covenant meeting is to be held Saturday evening at the First Baptist church at 7.3O o'clock.
 There will be no meeting of the Woman,s Home Mission society today (Thursday).
 The Christmas festival of the Bible school will be held Friday. The mem bers of the Cradle Roll and kinder garten departments and their mothers are to meet at ? o'clock in the churcl parlors. The main school and home department will meet Friday evening m the lecture room at 730 D. m. A special musical and literary program has been provided.
 . Officers of Ruth Chapter.
 7Ruth chapter, o. F. S., held it's an uusl election at its last meeting. Tho foll0w1ng officers were chosen: Worthy t n1atron. Mrs. Mary Daily worthy pa trorF Joseph F.. Joseph; associate ma iron. Mrs Charlotte Joseph; secretary. Mrs. Julia Bradley; treasurer, The0- oore Dewhurst; conductor, Mrs Mary s IlaTranc associate conductor, Mrs An nle Ja;1neL Installation will be held the first meeting in January and there will be candidates for initiation Af- ter the ceremonies a collation. will be served
 Christmas Exercises at High School ;S.- Hall
 The following Christmas exercises were held in Assembly hall of Ston- ington high school at II a. m. Wed nesday, Song. Shout the Glad Tid- ipgs, school; recitation When Shep- he<ds Watched Their F'lochs by Night. Herman Penn. grade '; piano duet. Anna Shackley. Mary Curt, grade '; recitation A Christmas Acrostic, pu- pills of grade 5: song. Little Town of Bethlehem. school; recitation, The Two Little Stockings Phebe Denison, grade 7 violin solo. Minuet in G, Hope Ha- ley. tgrade 6: class exercise. Christmas 1. in Many Lands. pupils of grade 8; rec itatfon. The Cross Examination. Gladys Morgan, grade I: song. Hark the Her aid Angels Sing. school: recitation. Christmas Morning. Mary Garfty, grade :; recitation, The Little Christmas Tree, Catherine Powers, grade 6; cong. While Shepherds Watched, seheol.