Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
New London County
OcCuM AND VERSAILLES
Methodist Sunday School Gives Christmas Concert = Entertainment and Tree Enjoyed.


 The Christmas concert given an the versailles II. E. church Sunday even ing by the members of the Sunday school was weu attended. The con t.ert yyas under the direction or Afs- William Kinder and Mrs. k H. TOD music. Mrs. Henry Christmas was at eha organ. The following pleasing Iprosramns was rendered: Responsive reading, Sunday school hymna1; pray CT: song by the school. The Merry ,tbrisfnas Bells: cornet solos Silent Night Henry Alien: anthem: A STnily welcome Ethel Richard; Our Greet 5nS. Teddie Lambert. Harry Allen ana Albert Passenore: ChrlStTnaS " eI- come. William Seifert, George Benker Arthur Phillips and John Krumbholtz; song by the school, Tidings or the King: 4 Birthday, James Carey :; Christmas, Alma Boutilier: song oy the Girls, h the Light of the Christ mas Star: What the Holly Says, Alma goitiIier, Elsie Atherton, Mabel Lam bert and Edna. Lawton; The spirit oL Christmas, Helen Nell; song by the primary class, We'1I Hang Up Grand mas stocking; Just Before Christmas C5us4ave Lambert; The Little Old Man, Gertrude Top1iff' song, No Slumoer or Sleep, by the boys; My Chrlstnas Day, Oscar MatheWson: Presents Tor (yhristuas, seven girls; Graded in a Manager, choir; A Christmas Story AL bert RfatheMson. Taking No Chance, Clifford Nell; \ Letter to Santa Claus, Ruth Allen; Sweet Christmas Sells song school: Me for Christmas Har- old Kinder; Giving Louis Mcfarland; IA Short Sermon, Thelma Kinder, of fering: song by the school. Christmas -Cidings; There Was Once a Small Boy, Nelson Fumes: When Daddy Lights the Tree, Henriette Bush; The The ,-hristmss Beggar. Clara. Allen; The Voice of the Bells, Jennie Lambert L.ottie Nell. Edith Phillips and Mar saret Boeing; The Christmas Tide, Annie Browe; Good Night, Obeline
 Lambert Helen Benker, Virginia Bush and Francis F-i1Eger; song, school, Hail gp the King.
 Entertainment and Tree.
 Members and friends of the Yer -sifEes Nj L. Sunday school enjoyed a Christmas entertainment and tree on IT, Q evening of the 29d in the vestry. rEaulas Robinson took the part of santa Claus in q manner which added much 10 the evenings pleasure. MT. Egailson was assisted by William f-5~der and i. R. Boutilier in the dis t~l button of gifts. The school shows ia every department a healthy condi- ion. During the past year the fol- lowing have been present every Sun day: Grant Bush, George Allen, Jr., tEurr Seifert. Jennie Lambert, Gertrude T0piiff Lillian Atherton, Mary Benker, Annie HedieI.
 Tine slippery condition oG sidewalks during the past few days has caused many 10 fail, the most painful acci- lent having been received by Mrs. tienry PriVie, who broke several ribs s2 her fall
 .. LaRoche began the filling Of his t~ehouse on Thursday. 10-inch Ice be- Nns, cut.
 Frank l. 1Terrington has given the Versailles M. F. church an electric which has been put fin place .In the audience re-nl
 sympathy is expressed in Occum and FarsaJlles 6QE Walter Creider who was 50 ser7Ol,sS'F injured at the plant of the Lsa7zt9cS- .T5sF. board company on Tues "eI o. gF1-;-z- by being drawn into the
 -.l,- ,t-Iz cf paper machine, crush s.-r isis right arm and necessitating ,..r. gl:atioIi at the shoulder. AIT. Crei- 72g 'a4s made many friends, especially auong the younger members Of both tll-asae. during his stay among them.
 ALr. and Mrs. |. \. Wood of South Coventry have been suests of Occum friends recently.