Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

The Baptist Sunday school held a Christmas concert Sunday evening in the auditorium, when the Christmas service. entitled The Wondrous Gift, was rendered. Following Is the pro- gramme: Piano solo, Miss Viola Ei- dredge; song, The Merry Christmas Song, school, prayer. Rev. Herbert Bacon Hutchins; song, Hear the Bells of Christnlas, school; responsive read ins, superintendent and school; song, !, The Heavenly Song, school; recita- tions A Lesson From the Holly, Elsie Smith, Dorothy Beclkwith: George Da- boil: song, The Christ Childs Lalla- by, school; recitation, The Sweetest Name, Beatrice Clark; song, Dorothy CheSebro; recitation, Joy of the World, Love, school; recitations, A Message of Christmas. Lucy Whitfofd; Where Where Is He? Gladys Main song, Seeking the King, school; recitation, A Christmas Story, Lucy Whitford i; remarks, Rev. MT. Iutchins; collec- wells benediction, pastor.
 B. Y. P. U, Entertainment.
 The Baptist Young Peoples union held an entertainment in the Audito- rum "Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock The programme included a piano re- cital by Miss Nellie r. Schoonover, and a l1laylet by ten members of the union. The programme folIowa Pi- ano solo, (a) Concert de Etude, Liszt; (b) Rain Tn the Garden. Debussey; :; ecl Waltz in D flat, Chopin, Miss Nell lie F. Schponover. Miss Schoonover was encored and played the follow ing selection, The Rosary, Nevin. Playlet, A Business Meeting, cast of characters: Mrs. Gily Flora Smithe, president of the Rosedale Sewing cir cle, Miss Ruth. Burrows; Miss Sali- na Gray. secretary, Mrs. J. Harold Williams: Mrs. Sampson Hoyt, Elean- on Burrows; Mrs. Mary Brown, Miss Gladys Main: Mrs. CroWler, Miss Lucy " Whitford; Mrs. Henderson, Miss Gladys Whittlesey; Mrs Lowell. Miss Alice Marthero; Miss Arininta Sharp, Miss Emily Babcock Miss Keene, Miss Florabel Augnunl; Miss White, Miss Nellie Greene; plano solo (a) Shadow the Mountain King. Peer Gynt Suite, Grieg. Miss Schoonover was encored and played the following selection, Krieslieriana. No. 3, Schuman. After the programme was rendered light re- treatments were served. The attend ance was good.
 Sunday School Entertainment.
 Tho Baptist Sunday school held a Christmas entertainment iu the con- terence room Monday from 3 to P. m There was a Christmas tree and q concert of Victro'a music. Cocoa and fancy cookies were served to all. after which the presents were dis tributed from the tree. each of the younger pupils receiving a gift A Christmas box of candy q an orange were aIscs given to each of the young CT pupils.
 Mrs. Young's Eeath.
 Mrs. Lydia Greene Yocng, wife of Robert Young died Monday at the home of her parents, NIT. and Mrs. Charles Greene after a lingering i!l- ness. She was A years of age. and is survived by her husband, one child, her parents and sister, Mrs. Louis Doyle. The funeral was held Friday at 2.30 D. n- at the home of MT and Mrs. Greene, Rev. c. T. Hatch of Mystic, conducting the service. The body will be taken to East Lyme this fSaturday) morning for burial.
 -. Officers of. Sunday School.
 The Baptist Sunday schoo' has elect ed the following officers for the en- suing year: Frank E. Williams su- perintendent; William D. Be2kwith, assistant superinte del.t; Mrs. Charles H. Burdick, secretary; Oscar F.. Crumb, treasurer; Miss Viola El- dredge librarian; Mrs. J. Harold Will jams, superintendent of the Cradle Roll.