Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-23
NATCHAUG SCHOOL.
Christmas Programmes Arranged in
 the Different Grades.

The Christmas exercises of Natchaug school will consist of songs. instru- mental music. recitations. dialogues The grades will give their programme in the Assembly hall and the Kinder garten in their room.
 The Kindergarten will have their programme Thursday at 9 a. m. They will not come to school in the after noon, but will come Friday morning.
 Grades One and Twoe will give their programmes Thursday afternoonn at two o'clock. They will come to school Friday morning.
 Grades Three to Eight will hold their exercises Friday morning at 9 o'clock.
 There will be a Christmas tree in the Assembly hall and in the Kinder garten in connection with the pro- grammeS.
 School closes Friday noon.
 Christmas me-Kindergarten.
 Opening, song, Jack Frost; song Santa Claus is Coming; recitation Christmas Problem, Elizabeth McKin- ley; Ready for Santa Claus, Everett Shippee; song, Little Jack Horner; recitatiOnS, Grandma's Stocking, Avis kenf1eld; A Schooner, John Denne- hey; song, Luther's Cradle Hymn; song, Snowtime; recitations. A Fossil bility, Hasib Farah; Sitting Up For Santa, Bernice Grimley; The Longest Day, Merrill Jones: song, Winds Through the Olive Trees: recitation, Wish, Martha Tiesing; dance, kinderpOlka, by eight children; story and dramatization, The Night Before Christmas Visit by Santa Claus.
 Grades One and Two.
 Song, Christmas Time, grades one and two; recitation, Christmas Eve at the North Pole, Melvin Lincoln; dialogue, Christmas Stockings, Faith Childs, Selina Cohen, Elizabeth Mo IntosA, Tom Jones, Francis Ahearn, i Claude MatheWson; recitations. What l Should Like Gertrude Dondero; The DIouse's Mistake, Lewis Daniels: ex- ercise, What the Toys Said, Stanley Wil!i2nS, Henry Spencer, Eleanor Crawford, Christopher Abernethy; song, A Thought For Christmas Eve. l grades one and two: recitation, A Rest For Santa Claus, Doris Harris; ex- ercise, Looking for Santa Claus. liar tha Gluskin, Margaret Haley, Edith Lincoln; reCitatiOnS, Old Santa Claus in His Den, Edwin Cross: Christ
 mas Song, Eleanor Lockwood; Christ | mas, Robert Lincoln; song, Santa Claus, grades one and two; recitations, l The Happy Day, Beatrice Somers; De cember, Jeanne Martin; dialogue. l Christmas in Other Lands, Barbara, l Pollard, Martha CIough, Hazel Jones, l Burton Dawson, Agnes Squires. Fran cis Sullivan; song, America, grades 1 one and two.
 Grades Three to Eight. March, On the Wing, Wheeler; nu- | sic, The Forest King, Schiefelbein; | Natchaug School orchestra Song. 1 Olden Christmas, grades three and | eight; recitations, While Shepherds | Watched Their F1ocks by Night, Madelyn Shephard; Santa Claus and | the Mouse, Harold Simonds; The | Longest Day, Norman Gartus; exer- else, The Song, The Star, and The Story, grade eight; recitations. A | Schemer, Marjorie House; Walters | Stockings, Walter Jordan; A Christ mas Carol, Marion None; song, Chime and Carol, grades five. six, and eight; recitation, A Possibility, Harold Co., | burn; exercise, Christmas Arithmetic. grade five: recitation, Santa Claus,
 John Smith; exercise, What Santa Claus Brought, grade three: song. | When Good Old Chris Comes Round, grades three, four; recitation, The Kittens Christmas, Betty Everest; di- | alogue, The Rugglesses, grade six; song, Constant Christmas, grades sey-
 en and eight; recitation, Envy, Homer | Sumner; dialogue, An Interview With | Santa Claus; recitation, A Christmas | Wish, Ruth Doyle; song, Holy Night, | grades three and eight.