Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-30


 Norman Rasn1useen, Harold Ras-
 nnussen, William Dyer. The Christmas Brand,
 Arthur Adams. The Christmas Candle,
 Evelyn Hill. The Christmas Stockings.
 Marion Mott, Guerilla Smith, Helen
 Cochrane, Emma. Rosiene. The Christmas Peace (FIoly Night on
 the piano..
 Miss Mary Lester The Christmas Fare.
 Misses Gladys Rathbun, Martha
 Pollock. Florence Whitehead
 Viola. Boardnan. The Christmas Tree,
 Misses Lucille Spalding. and
 Elizabeth Smith. The Christmas Waits, singing The
 First Noel,
 Eddie Assad, Oscar Aosesian, Jo- seph Hartley, Herman whitehead. The Christmas Child. Hush, My Dear,
 Be Still and Slumber.
 Miss Marion 6eebe The Christmas Saint,
 Carl Decker.
 The committee of arrangenents was William T. Lane, chairman; Mrs. Wil- Miss Helen E. Boynton, Edwin Hill.
 
 The unusual records of attendance school, and the perfect attendance over shorter periods by many others, were fittingly noticed by the presentation of gifts, the Santa Claus being Oster T. Ferguson, with Supt. Herbert B. Cary assisting. The list of 57 thus remem- bered is as follows:
 Perfect IT years-Joseph E. Spicer. Perfect 13 years-Minnie Freeman, Lillian Dyer, George H, Dyer.
 Perfec- 10 years-c. I. Smith
 Perfect years-Walter Shanley, Perfect ' yearz-Alice Perrin. Mary Kelly.
 Perfect years-Hans Rasmussen, Herman Rosiene, Freda Weinfall Emma Kiasir.
 Perfect , years-Ray D. Gilmore, Perfect years-H. ". Gallup, Elm ma Rosiene. Otto Rosiene, William Bogdamski, Harold Rasmussen, Earl Whitehead. Dorothy Rasmussen, Bea- trice Freeman, Florence whitehead Charles Heeoner, Norman Rasmussen, Raymond (. Bourine.
 Perfect , years-ReY. E. S, Worces- ter, Leslie B. Smith, Albin Heebner, Ed. Bogdamski, Walter Lunsden. Perfect 3 years-H. B. Cary, Albert Bowne, Q. T. Ferguson.
 Perfect l year-John Steele, R. E. Lane. Mrs. Thomas Spears Herrnon Whitehead. Caroline Ghaprian. Flor ence M: Buckley, Ethelyn Paulsen. Gladys E. Hill, Evelyn Hill, Raymond d Heebner. Carl Decker. Gertrude A. Gallup, Oscar Mosesiau, Miss Gladys Thomas, Miss Marion Beebe, Gertrude Whitehead, Irving A. Kelley. Jr.. Eddie Assad, Ida $. Heebner, Herbert T. Spears.
 Social at osaeed Memorial.
 About 80 members of the Park Con- gregational church Sunday school att tended Q Christmas social held Tues day evening in the II. H. Osgood Me- morial The evening was spent in the playing of various games and feature or the entertainment was an auction in which the buyer paid for his article with beans. A large Christmas tree in one corner of. the room had presents for everybody. Refreshments were served in the dining room and the ta- ble was very attractively decorated veI. With T, small Christmas tree and lsu- rels. The committee in charge of tho social were: Miss Elizabeth Pullen, Chairman; Mrs. O. L. Johnson Miss Harriet Trumbul1, Miss Sarah LorinE, Miss Katherine Isbister, Miss Amy Cogswell. The dining room was in Mrs. Rollin c. Jones, assisted by Miss Elsie Brand and Mrs. H. F. Branche. Christmas Play at Second Church. A Christmas play given under the direction of Miss Mary Gibbs, was the feature of the Christmas entertain menf of the Sunday school of the Sec ond Congregational church held in tho Sunday school room on Tuesday even ing. There were about 125 present and all were delighted with the sue cess of the evenings programme which was arranged by Miss Nancy Lucas who was assisted by Mrs. F. A. Bill and members of the Alpha Sigma class
 The playIet. fashioned after the old opening carol, Come All Ye Faithful It consisted Of three tableaux with music and readingSs. After the sing ing of another carol the children were served ice cream cones by the com, n1ittee ip charge. During the evening the members of the school placed gifts on the Christmas tree and these will be distributed to the less fortunate children of the city by the United Workers.
 At Central Baptist Entertainment. 4 commeudable programme was that given by Miss Florence A. Redfield oi Brooklyn, Y, T., at the Christmas en- teltainnent of the Central Baptist Sunday school or Tuesday evening
  and Mrs. Oscar ". Carpenter, Of Pros pect street, is an eloqutioaist of abil- ity and her rsEditions were giver, with a professional touch.
 There was 9 good sized gathering at the entertainment which was held in the church and the evening proved 9 very enjoyable one for ali. The programme opened with Q, we'll render ed selection by the Sun6ay School or chestra Of twelve pieces and Miss Redfsld gave as her first number The Little Gray Lamb. Her second num- Der was Penelope's Christmas dance and this was followed by a chapter from the Birds Christmas Carol. Aft CT the intermission Miss Reddeld con- tinued with a chapter from PollYan- na, A tumble in Divinities. Eugene Fields Bear Story and as eu encore she recited 9 pretty Christmas story After q selection by the orchascra the mernlbers Of the school were re- menabcred with boxes oc caudy and al