Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-14
JEWETT CITY
chiIdren's Day Services in cengre-
sationaI, Baptist and Methodist
Churches-Norwich and VoIuntown
Foresters Assist Court GriswoId in
Memorial Exercises.

Children's day was observed in the
three Protestant churches Sunday All
the churches were decorated with
flowers. The programme at the Con
gregational church follows, the music
being led by chorus OF % young peo-
pie:
Song, Break Into Song. school.
Scripture reading and prayer. -ecita-
ton, Welcome, Rebecca Hewitt; song.
Let the Sunshine In. Miss Clara
Stewart and Helen Magee; solo, The
Church, Edward Faust; recitation,
Butterfly, Alotn Eichelberg; song, Ali
the World Rejoices, school; exercise
What Would We Do, Harold Faust
William Marshall and David BalIou;
song, June Is Here. chorus; song, How
We Know. primary class: recitation.
In Know Summers Here. Frank and
Edith Williams; sing, The Song of
the Brook, school; solo, Twinkle. Twin
kle. Little Star. Ruth A. Ballou; reci-
tations, Little Bits, Benjamin Potter:
song, AT Our Fathers Throne, school;
recitation, Counting, Ellen Faust; song,
Sing, Happy Birds, school; exercise,
So Should I, David Hewitt, Annie and
Alvin Eichelberg; song. God Is Love,
Bernice Wolfe; song, He Is King,
school; exercise, Daisy Chain, II girls:
songs, A Perfect Day, chorus; Fare
well, Sweet Children's Day.
During the service three children
We're baptized: Donald Young Buck
ingham, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Greene Buckingham, Helen Julia Geer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Geer
and Allen RuSsel Carpenter, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. M. Carpenter. The ordi-
nance was performed by Rev. Charles
A Northrup of Norwich. Each baby
received moss rosebud, Miss Ruth
Ballou presenting them. According to
the terms of the legacy of H. l. Reade
Bibles were presented Irene Stewart,
Ruth Bal1ou. Alvin EicheEberg and
Ellen Fause The collection was re-
ceived by Beatrice Alley Bertha Eich-
elberg, Bernice Wolfe and Mabel Kan
ahan. Canary birds sang with the
children at this service. The commit
tee in charge were, Mrs. E. H His
cox. Mrs. f. E. Robinson and Mrs.
F. E. Williams, Miss Carol Bliss in
charge Of the decorations.
Baptist Church.
The service at the Baptist church
was announced by Supt. A. NJ Brown
and was arranged by Miss Emma
Gardner Mrs. G. H. Prior and Mrs. G.
F. Gardner, Mrs. E. E Wilcox in
charge Of che decorations. Their pro-
gramme follows:
Songs by choir and congregation;
Scripture reading and prayer by Rev.
Allan Spidell; recItations, Welcome,
Dorothy Wilcox; Hearts and Singing,
A. G. Brewster; exercise, Give a Lit
tie Sunshine, by Ruth King, Edith
Shorrock and song by primary de-
partment; recitation, Birds Message,
Gertrude Wilbur; exercise. Gods Care,
Violet Harris, Bessie Wilbur Minnie
and Elsie Shorrock; recitation, Come
Our Where the Sun Is Shining, AL
bert Franklin; song, Daisies, Kathleen
Dearnley; recitation, Shades of Eve
ming, Maud Kanahan; recitation, A
Summer Day, John Harris; exercise,
Children and Flowers, by Beatrice
Cathcart, Emma Dearnley and Esther
Wilcox; song, Fairest Lord Jesus,
junior department; recitation, Cheer
Up. Enid Spide1l: recitation, June,
| Morton Brown; exercise, Little Begin
| ners, Rose Crunb, Ellen Prior, Nora
| Haddad, Bessie Shorroclz and Minnie
TyndaIl; song, Little Blossoms, Mar
guerite Spidell; recitation, June
| Roses, Willie Franklin; recitationS. To
a Buttercup, Vera McBroome; Little
Birds, James Haddad; song, Consider
the Lallies. junior department: reci-
tation, While Upwards We March to
the King, Fanny Morgan; recitation,
Two Trusty Blades, Nettie Haddad;
recitation, A Criticising Seed, Hattie
Jenkins: recitation, God Bless You,
Flora LittlefieId; remarks by the pas
tor.
Methodist Church.
Mrs. R W. Robertson, Mrs. William
McCuggage Miss Bessie McCluggage,