Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
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Many Home Gatherings on the Holiday -ScheeI Children Give Special Pro- qramnes.


 -Scheel Children Give Special Pro- grammes.
 Mss Withee of New London spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of Mrs. Thomas Day. Lawrence Beebe, a junior at N. F. A, spent the Thanksgiving recess at the home of his father, Charles I. Beebe.
 $. A. Miner and son Charles spent Thanksgiving day at the home of MT. Miners parents in MilHngton.
 Wellington Miner of Norwich visited relatives in town Thanksgiving day
 Mr and Mrs. William Maynard and children, Henry, Evelyn and Edith, spent Thanksgiving day at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Maynardl at North Lyme.
 MT and Mrs. James Lane spent Thanksgiving with relatives in New London.
 Charles Harvey visited relatives in East Lyme over the holidays.
 Charles Ray and family spent Thanksgiving at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. w Ray.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Tinker and daughter Elizabeth of New London were guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Malona.
 Miss Susan Rogers was guest at the Hislop- Tucker wedding in East Lyme.
 MT. and Mrs Loren Rathbone and daughter, Miss Celia Rathbone, were guests of MT. and Mrs. c. F. Mcintosh in Colchester.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Sweet and son. Arthur Sweet, of North Lyme Darling.
 Missionary Meeting.
 The monthly missionary meeting of the Y P s. .. E. last Sunday evening was under the leadership of Dwight Marvin.
 Arthur Kingsley left Monday for Stockbridge, Mass, where he has se- cured employment.
 LeRoy Bailey, a student at Bacon academy, is boarding al the home of MT and Mrs c. F. Mcintosh in Col chester.
 Visited Tiffany Homestead.
 MT and Mrs. Mosier, John Tiffany and Miss Jennie Tiffany of Waterford were guests uf Mir. and Mrs. Henry A. Rogers Tuesday and visited the old Tiffany homestead, now owned by the Mitchell estate.
 Ernest Rogers of New London vis- ited at Hillside farm. his country home, this week.
 Fell from Seesaw.
 Miss Harriet Lane. a student at the Harbor school, fell from a seesaw re- gently and sprained her shoulder so that she was detained from school for one week
 Mrs James Lane is visiting in New London.
 Holiday Exercises.
 Thanksgiving day exercises were held in White Birch school last We'd nesday afternoon and the following programme, in charge of Miss Sarah Weinraub, teacher, was successfully
 ,rR14iga C-fltl al recitaSions. Thanksgiving Praise, Miss Pauline Hiatt: Thanksgiving Philoso- phy. Miss Lillian Cohen; Our Pilgrim Fathers. John DeWOlf; song, Jack Frost school; recitauons, ThanksgiV- ing Day. Miss Mamie Chudyma; The Bird on the Fence Philip Cohen; Charge of the Light Brigade. Clarence Hatt The Corn Song, school; compo- sition on Good Roads, Miss Lillian Cohen; composition on the Salem Road. Miss Mamie Spencer; solos from Jubilee Songs. H. A. Rogers; recita- The Barefoot Boy. Henry Wilcox; composition on Pilgrims, John De- Wolfe. recitation, Miss Helen Urba- nix: song America. by all present. Fine specimens of the Thanksgiving turkey. drawn by the children. were on exhibition.
 At First District.
 Parents and friends gathered in the First district school last Wednesday afternoon in response to invitations sent out by the teacher. Miss Kathryn Ray The school room was made at tractive by decorations of autumn leaves. berries and sheaves of grain. The following Thanksgiving pro- gramme was successfully carried out: March and song Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, by the school; recitations No vember. Miss Lizzie Rembisz: The Little Pilgrim Maid, Miss Mamie Hu- derewicz: Thanksgiving exercise, school: Little Pilgrims, John SWider and Miss Florence Rembisz; That Pill grim Lad, Roy Few; Thanksgiving, Miss Alice Purcell Priscilla, Miss Ruth Tew Miles Standish, John Pur- cell; recitations When Grandma Was a Little Girl. Miss Ruth Few; Thanks giving Fun, Miss Florence Rembisz Thank sgiving hymn. sung by. school; Story of the Pilgrims, told by Miss Alice Purcell; recitations, Gods Gifts, John Purcell Thankful. Miss Alice Purcell: song, Grim November. school. After the exercises the following eX- hibition of class work was given: Geography, grades l. ?. 3 and 4; read ing, grade i; history. grade [.
 Fourth District.
 Thanksgiving day exercises were also held in the Fourth district school. where the 1OllC"lI6 P1 1O7l C. iiA charge of the teacher. Miss Lucy Phelps, was successfully presented: Song. Father We Thank Thee, school; recitation Thanksgiving, Miss Celia Rathbone; The Golden Rule, Roman Dunn. The Landing of the Pilgrims, school; song, Little Bills, Miss Sophie Durr; recitatlons, Thanksgiving Fun, Miss Helen Chyinski; Politeness, Wal ter Chyinski; song, Dear Lord, We Thank Thee school recitations, As Happy as Kings. Walter Fisher; In Leaves. Miss Helen Chyinski: recita- tfons, The Prir1 Little Maid. Miss So- phie Durr; Thanksgiving Day, school; Bugle Song, Cleon Gardner; song, Apple Time, school America, all