Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

I Atk ram Rinchar11, of Yale, President Granted Use of Congregational Par soraae--Christn7a Concert and
 Tree.
 Dr. Hiram Bingham and Prof Err nest W, Brown of New Haven, Ernest t 1 E. Rogers of New London, School Su- ] peryisor John A. Young Of Colchester l and James Lane met in the office ot Judge Charles A. Williams Saturday, 1 December 29th, to incorporate the Sa- l lem library. The following officers were chosen: President, Professor Hi ram Bingham; secretary and treasur- 1 tee. Prof Brown, Prof. Young and James Lane At a special business meeting of the Congregational church called after the morning service Sun day the use of the parsonage was granted to tho library until & perma- nent place could be provided. It is ex- pected that the library will be opened early in the New Year
 Christmas Concert. The Christmas concert of the Con gregational Sunday school was held Tn the church last Saturday evening. The exercises were in cnarge Of the su- perintendent, Mrs. Mary Darling and were well carried out. The programme follows
 
 est; responsive reading; prayer by the pastor. Rev. R. II. Crawford; song, The World Needs Christmas Cheer; recitations, The Star and the Kiss, Miss Helen Rogers; Ring Out Old Chimes of Christmas, Miss Catherine Rogers; duet, Girt for the King, Miss Susan Miner and Miss Lucy Czar- n1onski; recitations, If I Were Santa Floyd Day; The Happiest Day, Theo- dore Bailey; Cradle Song, school; recitation, Bethlehem. Miss Minnie Little Star; Miss Catherine Hanney: recitation, Is There q Santa? Charles Miner; song, Christmas Time has Come Again, school; Tecitations, TEo Bells Message, Floyd Bai.ey; Joy to the World, Miss Vivian Czarmonski; :; duet, Holy Night, Misses Lucy and Vivian Czormonski; recitation, o, Little Town of Bethlehem, George Philips; song, Glory to God, Miss Su- san Miner; recitations, A Birds Christ Lookout Man, Lawrence Spencer; The Story of Christmas, Miss Vivian Czarmonsli; Vesper Hymn. schooli recitation, A Boys Remarks to lis Stomach, Le Roy S Bailey; Christ man Carol, Lit Up Your Voices, Clause, iInpersoLated by Miss Mabel Tenn alr Miss Susan Miner: re- marks by the pastor, Rev. MT. Craw- ford; closing sonS, Glory to God; dlS- tribution of gitts.
 Rev. MT. Crawford sca,l led his class of boys forward and presented each a inc jack knife.
 He also presented each adult pres ept neat church calendar. The gift of the Sunday school to the pastor, was a leather covered, loose leaf, mera- orandum. His class gave him two dollar and . half gold piece in a gold case. Rev. MT. Crawford presented Lawrence Spencer, in behalf of the Sunday School a nicely bound Bible for perfect attendance during the rear 1914.
 Bella Pratt in Town.
 Bela Lyon Pratt and sons, Dudley and Minot Pratt of Boston spent sew eral days of the week in town.
 Miss Dorothy Fuller of Mystic is visiting Salem relatives. ..
 Misses Ora, w. and Iveagh StarI1' of New London spent Christmas day with their parents, MT. and Mrs. I. Hunt Sterry.
 Miss Celia Parks of Colchester spent Christmas and the three following days at Crystal Spring farm, the guest of Miss Katherine and Cylde Ray.
 Mrs. Charles Gordon and sons of Montville were, recent visitors at the home of Mrs $. A. Tibbetts- MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray and children Ruth and Ronald spent Christmas at the home of Mrs. Wlll- jam Robinson of Yantic.
 Charles Tiffany of Wallingford and Mrs. Mary T. Sisson of North Lyme, spent Christmas at the home of their sister. dr3. Susie 5. Rogers.
 George Riggs of Norwich IS at Crystal Spring farm.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Maynard en- tertained a large number of relatives on Christmas day.
 A ChristIuas day family dinner party was held ct the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Ray.
 Henry Darling of New London is visiting at the home of his grandpar- ents, Mir. and Mrs. Ambrose Darling. Earl Brown and Myer Schumacher made a successful fishing trip to Road pond Christmas day, catching 2s line pickerel through the ice. The largest one weighed 1-2 pounds.
 Rev R. IT. Crawford preached to unusually large congregations Sundas In the morning he addressed the clljI- dren on the subject of Growth, taking for his text Mark 5.2S. In the even ing the Christian Endeayor topic was used. This Year and all Years for Christ. Gilbert J. Murray led the opening service.