Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-25
EWETT CITY.
Christmas Festival At Baptist Church Attractive Exercises by Conqre- sationaI Sunday School-Trees For Pupils of Both Schools.

The Christmas programme at tho Baptist church Wednesday evening was as follows: Song by chorus, Hail Christmas Morn; Responsive reading and prayer; song by chorus, Unto Bethlehem We Are Fastening; Well come, Morton Brown song by Primary department, Ring Bells, Ring; Reef tations, When Bells Ring Together, V!- olet Harris; What Santa Claus KnowS, Verna TarboX; song, Pretty Stafa Look Down at Me, Kathleen DearnleyS exercise, The Keynote, by Rose
 Crumb, Ellen Prior, David Clarken Ruby Gray, Beatrice Cathcart; eXer-
 else, Cities of the Bible, five boys from
 the Junior department, Charles Per- kins, Walter Gray, Leonard McBroomes
 Samuel Cathcart, George Brink; solo,
 The Trumpets of Christmas. Alice Mc-
 Broome; recitation, The Songs of An
 gel Choirs Enid Spidell; recitationa
 What We Can Do, John Harris; song
 by chorus, Holy Night; exercise,
 Christmas five girls Edith Potts, Cor
 della Smith and Esther Frink; recita~
 ton, Christmas Captain, Clarence Has,
 kell; song by chorus. The Star ot
 Jacob; recitation, Christmas Gift, Hat~
 tie Jenkins; duet, Hail to the Birthday
 of Jesus, Isabel Button and Doris My
 ott; recitation, What the Stocking
 Said, Albert Brewster, Jr; recitation,
 A Little Tree, Margaret Spideli; songp
 ReJO1Ce, De GI1au. A 4lItlS play was
 given by the Junior department, which
 was entitled Why Santa Claus CoTnsS-
 in December. Charles Gardner repre-
 sented Santa Claus. The concert conn-
 mittee were Mrs. G. H. Prior, Mrs. C.
 F. Gardner Miss Alice Brown, MrAs
 E. E. Gilbert and Miss Ida Foster.
 Congregational Christmas Festival.
 The programme at the Congregation al church was under the direction of
 Mrs. E. H. Hiscox and contained tfas following numbers: Song, Merry Christmas, by the school responsive reading and prayer; Christmas Bells by the school; recitation. Welcome by Ruth Ballou and William Burton, Jr.S song, Shining Afar by Irene StewaETv Ruth Ballou, Rebecca Hewitt, aEA Flora Littlefeld; recitation, ReSolU- tions, by Leslie Hyde; song, Tlsa Christmas Glory Song, by the school: ! recitation, The Old Woman Who Lives in the Shoe Gladys Jeffers, who was in costume. Song, Gifts for tIs8 King by the young ladies' choir; song, Snowfiakes, by David Ballou; recits.- tion, by Irene Stewart; song, The 1 Holy Night, by the choir with chorus by the school; recitation, The Infan& 1 Jesus, Bernice Wolf; solo, Cradle | Hymn of the Virgin, Mrs. l.. C.. | Buckingham; recitation, Anna Little 1 field; song, The Star of Bethlehem by the F. G. class; duet, Long Ago I by William Marshall and Harry Paul; song by Chester Littleheld; recitation 1 by David EalIcu. The Night After Christmas; recitation, l Always Smile, 1 WayIand Stetson; Santa Claus Song 1 by school.
 ] L. Nj. Carpenter impersonated San l ta Claus. At both churches there wers 1 Christmas trees laden with gifts for 1 old and young.
 
 Holiday Guests.
 ! MT and Mrs. Champion Mathewson 1 of New Haven are at A. R. Young s 1 for the Christmas vacation.
 1 Miss Sybil Tracy and John R. Tracy ] of New York, Miss Marion Tracy of Hartford and Dr. Norman Tracy of l Boston are at J. H. Tracy's.