Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-29

The Rally day celebration of the Baptist Sunday school was thoroughly enjoyed by the 1S9 present Sunday noon. The exercise by the primary class, taken part in by B of the small est members of the school under the direction of their teacher, Mrs E. NJ Swift, was 1t once interesting and i'm pressive. especially so their realistic explanation of the passing of the mem bers of the cradle roll into the sprinar- class of the Sunday school
 A miniature cradle was produced anu placed upon a table in the center of the platform, it was fashioned from white lace trimmed in pink silk rib bon and was about ten inches by four daintiIy fitted inside with it's little pillow, sheet and coverId. Three very small girls took part in the ceremony of placing two names in the cradle where they are to remain until the children whose names were upon the
 become four years of age and VIII n he graduated 10 the primary gIade
 The exhibition of Bible knowledge by the two junior classes, taught by Mrs. A. M Brown and by Mrs. Charles F. Gardner, acting for Mrs. G. H. Prior were astonishing for children so young. Foremost among the tests was their ability to find scripture ref erences in the Bible Mrs Brown se-
 
 pupils. These references were found in order by a large per cent. of the class, only 15 to 25 seconds being taken for each one.
 Further interest was added to the program by the violin duet by E.rrne Myott and Miss Ila Brown. The song by the male quartette of the Knights of Honor class. Ernest Saunders. Adel- bert Babcock, Samuel Green and Ermw Myott and the duet by Doris Myct+ and Isabel Button.
 The school has thirteen classes, there being 174 members present. over so per cent. of the enrolment.
 A.. M Brown, the superintendent of the school stated during his re- marks to the class that both attend ance and collection were record break CTS
 The SIingshot Nuisance.
 The nuisance of boys with slingshots is one that immediate steps will be taken to abate. Already several acct- dents have been reported. Some of the larger slingshors are formidable weapons and will throw a marble 200 feet like bullet from a gun.
 Going to Wethersfield Stock Farm.
 John Armstrong and family are to move to Wethersfeld where MT. Arm strong is to be employed on MT. liar ris' big stock Farm, three miles below Hartford. MT. Harris owns a large number of blooded Swiss cattle MT. Armstrong will have the care of these valuable animas
 Griswold regrets in the removing of MT Armstrong and his people the loss of one of it's best citizens and finest families.
 Address by Miss Robbins.
 Miss Annie Robbins, national w. ( | 10 the ". C. T. r. at Mrs Fred s. Browns Friday afternoon. and in the evening spokS to 2 small audience in finn's block Rev. Allen Spidell con- ducted the exercises, Mrs Earle F. CQ- bert presiding at the organ. Rev. Samuel Thatcher offered prayer. Miss Robbins address was based on 6uid- ing on a strong foundation. She gave many interesting and convincing in stances in connection with her duties as an army nurse in the Philippines.
 Attended Putnam Meeting.
 A large number from the Epworth League went to Putnam Satui day night to attend the circuit district league meeting
 The True Blue class. Mrs. 4. M. Brown teacher, held their regular meeting at Leonard McBroome's Sat- urday afternoon.
 Mrs Edward Piso died at the tube,. .culosis hospital in Norwich Fridas night.