Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-06
SALEM
Wing to Be Added to Church-School Exercises on Mckinley's Birthday Everybody at -Church Sunday.

Rev. F. IT, Cra weord preached an effective sermon Sunday morning talk ing for his theme -Nn old Fashioned Home, Text John 2010.
 The Sunday school services under the leadership of the uperinteudent, Mrs. William Darline. orc well at tended and of added iut crest. because of increased interest in lessons and the. concert recitation ot scripture. Notwithstanding the stormy cNenlng the Christian EndeaVor service was we'll attended. In the absence of Mrs. Herbert Houston, the chosen leader, the chair was filled by the chairnlan of the prayer meeting committee. Mrs. F. R. Baiey. Rev. R. H. Crawford gave an interesting missionary talE and reported on his success in raising money for the repairs of the church
 Will Add Wing.
 The church will not be raised and basement finished beneath. as was at first suggested but q wing will be added for the accommodation of sun day. school classes and the meetings of the Ladies auxiliary.
 While in town this week Rev. Mir: Crawford was the guest of Mir and Mrs. F. R. Bailey.
 Philadelphia Guest.
 Harry Moore of Philadelphia is spending some time with his family at their home in town.
 Miss Lida Darling has returned to her home in New London after a visit at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. 4. H. Darling.
 Henry Darling of New London spent Sunday at the home of his grandpar- ents, MT. and Mrs. A. H. Darling.
 George Moore has entered the eTn- ploy of Henry A. Rogers.
 Charles s. Ray is in Norwich this week attending the sessions of the su- peTior court as a. juror from this town. Miss Ella Darling has returned from New York state, where she has been caring for her brother, Henry Darling, who is recovering from a serious ill., ! ness.
 Mckinley Exercises. l Rhetorical exercises. were held at l the West Road school, Friday after noon Jan. 29th, in honor of our mar tyred President Mckinley's birthday. ] The following program was carried out under the direction of the teacher, Miss Katherine L. Ray: Song, Amer l ica. school: recitation, Why Betty Did 1 Not Laugh Miss Lizzie Ren1bisz: Don't Give Up, Miss Esther Cbafetz; A | Psalm of Life, John Purcell. Who Has Seen the Wind, Joseph Snider; The l Fringed Gentian, Miss Florence Rem bisz Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Miss Helen Dixon; Barbara F'reitchie | Miss Alice Purcell: roll call pupils | responding with quotations; recita- 1 tions. My Shadow, Nathan Chafetz; i Song of the Busy Bee, John Snider; l The Builders. Louis Chafetz; The Spi- 1 der and the Fly, Louis Minsk; reading l of original compositions on McKin- 1 ley by John Purcell, Louis Chafetz 1 Miss Alice Purcell and Miss Esther 1 Chafetz: song, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp l school.
 1 c. E. Rally.
 1 Sunday evening Christian EndeaNol day will be observed b3- a rally, whfcI i it is hoped will bring out not only al l the Endeavorers in town but alsC ! all those interested in Christian work 1 It is to be made an Every ybody-at- ] Church Sunday. Several young people 1 who are now associate members O ! the society, will be received as active members and new associate members will be welcomed. The meeting vii ! be in charge of the president. Wilber H. Marvin. The pastor, Rev. R. II Crawford, will give an address.