Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-26
JEWEIT CITY
Christmas Concert and Tree at the Methedist churel. = Many Home Gatherings on The Holiday.

The Christmas concert and tree at the Methodist chuch were held Friday night The following programme was arranged by Mrs. A. C. Burdiel<, Mrs. ton: Recitation, The Birthday of One King, Raymond Thatcher: Small Boys Speech, of Welcome Everett McGlug- gage; The Christmas Story, Theodore Davis and James Hewitson: The First Christmas, Everett Thornton; Good Will by four boys; We'll All Be Glad. Christine Burdick: recitation, Fornet- ta Robertson: A Little Christm2s &c., cret, Jessie Hewitson: violin solo. Miss Sophia Thurher. Christmas Night, Edith Howe; The Saints Pro- gross, Charles Saunders; Hail the New Born King, John Charwick; A True Story, Bertha Davis; Christmas Bells, Hattie Davis; New Stars For Jesus, Ruth Robertson; Hail, The King, Nellie Fields; Crown Him, Irene Robertson; Our Greeting Airline Bur dick and Harriet McCluggage; The Voice of the Bells, four girl; Tine Little Santa Claus. George Davis, The programme was announced by Superintendent A. C. Burdick-
 To Preach as Candidate.
 Rev. s. A. Barrett of Ware. Mass, is to occupy the pulpit of the Congra- gational church Sunday as a candidate MT. Barrett is assistant pastor at Ware, for Rev. George E. Hatch, a former pastor of the church, here, and comes highly recommended.
 Rev. Samuel Thatcher's morning subject at the Methodist church on Sunday is The Abiding and in the eH- ening, The Blessing of Cooperation
 Rev Allan SpideIPs morning topic at the Baptist church is Mighty Mer- cy, in the evening, The Passing of the Old and The Coming in the New.
 Enjoy Local Hospitality.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Harris enter tained on Christmas day Mir. and Mrs. Levi Cooper of New Bedford, Mrs. John Tetlow, Mrs. Ida Ida Tetlow and three children and John Clark of Jersey City, N. J., Mir. and Mrs. Harry Davis and daughter of JeTett City.
 MT. and Mrs. H. T. Wilcox and tIo daughters are guests at Rev. J. G, Wards in Leffingwell
 Mir. and Mrs. George Babcock and Brown and Harry Olsen, were Suesca at MT. and Mrs. F. c. Writings on
 MT. and Mrs. E. F. Burleson have as guests. Miss Hallie Burleson of East Orange. N. J.. Miss Marguerite Burleson of Schnectady, N. r.
 MT. and Mrs. James E. Herrick of Norwich and Miss Ethel Burdick cf Mystic spent Friday at ". R Bur- dicks.
 Mrs Ella Riley of Cranston. and Mir and Mrs Everett Babcock of Plainfleld were Christmas guests at Mrs. Ellea, Babcock's.
 Mrs. $. C. Gilbert of Danielsou Is al her sons, E. F. Gilbert's.
 MT. and Mrs. T. ". AIling of West Haven and Miss Frances AIlins of South Norwalk are guests at N. W filings.
 Miss Marian Paul of Rock Ran. Is home for the Christmas vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. F. Miller and Miss Josephone Miller spent Friday wi.t relatives in New London.
 Miss Elizabeth Clarke is at home from Smith college.
 Miss Edith Butts is home from hei school in Chester.
 MT and Mrs ". H. Brown au6 Miss Alice A. Brown spent Friday 1T Dayville.
 Miss Emma Gardner was a guest Friday at the Appley homo fin Soutt
 MT. and Mrs. H. N. wheelock, Jr. of New London spent Friday at II. N Wheelock's.
 E. Frank Brown of woonsooket Is 2 guest of his mother, Mrs. J. R. c Browns.
 William T. Crunb went to Spring, field Friday to spent Christmas witt his family. who are visiting relatives
 Clark c. Palmer was a guest at l. D. Howe's Christmas day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Brown and daughter, Agnes. of Oneco, are guests at the Methodist parsonage.
 Guests of Mir. and Mrs, Buckingham,
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. G. Buckingham en- tertained on Christmas, William A Buckingham, Mir. and Mrs. Walter NJ Buckingham, Miss Maud c. Sucking. ham, and William A. Buckingham, Jr of Norwich, and Miss Helen E. Buck. ingham of New York.
 At Norwich Masonic Temple.
 T, F. Lee. R. J. Guy, J. P. German E H ChanTna11. IT B Keen and 4 n.