Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-25
JEWETT CITY
Boy Drowned While Crossing Ashland
Pond-companion Saved-christmas
Concerts in the Sunday Schools.


The Christmas concert at the Congre-
gational church was at o'clock Fri
day night under the direction of Mrs
z. H. Hiscox, Mrs. G. w. Robinson,
Mrs. w. o. Soule, Mrs. +. E. Robinson
and Mrs F. D. Ballou. NJ. w. AIling
Has the Santa Claus, and the music
was augmented by three viOlins played
by Miss Marguerite Young, William
Emerson and Gerald Wolf. The pro-
grsmme follows: Song by school,
Christmas, Merry Christmas; respon-
sive reading; song by the school, o
Hear the Bells; recitation, Why 1t Is
Short, Alvin Eichelberg; Playing Santa
Claus, David Hewitt; A Story of
Christmas, by three girls; song by the
school, Our King is Here: Miss Muffet,
Loretta Alley; recitation, Myrtle Stet-
son; The Christmas Story. four boys;
sCng by the school, The Glad Christ
mas Song: a Small Boys Plea, David
BallOu; Papa's Darling. Annie Eichel-
berg: song, Snowf1akes, by Mrs. Rob
inson's class; I'd Like to Be a Christ
mas. Alice Hurst; song by school, Ten
thousand Happy Songs; The Most
Popular Saint, James Blair; If I Were
Santa Claus, William Marshall: Why
Betty Did Not Laugh. Ruth Ballou;
song by the school, Christmas JOY;
Santa's Secret S'pOse, Edith and Frank
Williams; Christmas in the Heart, Re
DeCCa hewitt SOnB DN the SNIlOOl,
The Wise Mems Journey: Christmas
Ellen Faust: Christmas Carol. Mrs
Ballou's class; Lullaby, by Irene Stew
art and Miss Clara Adams class; song
by school. Christmas Starlight; Dolly's
Lullaby, by four little girls; 4 Christ
mas Dialogue, by Miss Marian Robin
sons class; song by school, Help tC
! Make 1t True; Joy to the World, by
/ audience.
Baptist Christmas Concert.
The concert at the Baptist church
I was at 7.30, Miss Emma Gardner. Mrs
| G. H. Prior, Mrs. c. F. Gardner and
Mrs. A. NJ. Brown having charge. Lem
| uel Green was the Santa Claus. Their
programme was: Song by chorus Sins
Praise: scripture reading and prayer
/ by pastor: solo. Son Of God. Isabe
/ Button: Welcome, Margaret Jordan;
/ The Christmas Spirit, Hattie Jenkins;
4 solo, Lullaby, Kathleen Dearnley; Tit
Holy Night. Fannie Fay Morgan; Lit.
F., tie Snowfiakes. Ruth Cathcart; recita,
ton. Glory to God, Marguerite Spidell
| with chorus, Nora Haddad, Netti'
Haddad, Margaret Tyndall. Kathleen
ard Emma Dearnley; song God!
Christmas Gift, by the primary depart
ment; To All People. Flora Littlefield
! recitation and song, Unwilling the Star
| Doris Myott, dressed in Grecian cos
| tune: The Christ Child. Enid Spidell
chorus, Where is the King2 exercise
On a Happy Morning, Ruby Gray
Emma DearnIey and Minnie Tyndall
Glory in the Highest. Faure Rainville
I'll Do My Best for Christmas, 1finni
Magel; solo. Lullaby. Doris Myott
Trying to BE Good, Henry Webster
December. Marian Birtch: exercise
Five Little Grandmothers, Nettie Had
dad, Verna Tarbox, Enid Spidell, Hat
tic, Jenkins, Vera McBroome in cos
tune; exercise, Initiating Santa Claus
Albert Franklin, Margaret TyndaI
Benjamin Morgan. Charlotte Noble
Clarence Haskell, Bertha Burdick
chorus. Living and Giving; The Spell
ing Season, Morton Brown; play
Christmas IN Mother Gooseville: Moth
er Goose, Ellen Wilcox: Jill. Nor
Faddad; Jack. James Haddad; Bo
Blue. David Clarke; Bo-Peep, Beatric
Cathcart; Humpty Dumpty, Morto
Brown; Sky Sweeper. Gertrude VIII
bur: Mistress Mary. Emma Dearnley
Jack Horner. Albert Brewster; Mis-
Muffett. Ellen Prior; Tommy Tucke
William Franklin; The Miller, job
Harris; Mother Hubbard, Violet Har
RS; Daffy- down. llly, Rose Crumb. a
both churches were heavily laden tree