Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-12
chiIdren's Day Exercises in tE,
 churches-Notes and Personals.

At the Greeneville Congregational d1urch Childrenas day was observed Sunday with appropriate exercises by the young people of the Sunday school. The church was beautifully decorated with palms. flowers and potted plants. The chorus choir led by Archibald MacDougaH was especially fine and is composed of the young people of the church and Sunday school, numbering 30 voices. About 225 potted plants which were used in the decorations of b9e church, were given, at the close of the services, to the children of the church. Miss Letitia Kramer presid- ed at the organ. The exercises were planned by Mrs. Archibald MacDougall and Mrs Grant Foster and were con- ducted by the superintendent, o. w. Carpenter.
 The following programme was car- ried out by the children: Organ volun- tary; baptism, six infants of cradle roll department: song 1S6, school; welcome, Jack McLearn. Russel Metzger; A Summer Holiday, John MacDougau; 1; Flowers and Children, Theodore Me- Milan, Nathan Sears; song, Like the Busy Bee, Miss Til1ey's class; Sum mer Has Come, Evelyn Rydholm, Doro- thy Haslam, Marie Atterbury, Myrtle Taylor; Sunbeams, concert recite, pri- mary; song, chorus choir; This is Ch;l- dren'S Day, William Wilson, Earl Kra- nler. Milford Suthill; Junetide Roses Agnes Ferguson; Make Room for the Children, Florence Johnson, Helen Ferguson; The Children's Day, Viola Levitsky; That is the Way, 0rrin Tal- bot, Chauncey Geer, Charles Ferguson: A Song of Praise, Constance McLearm 1: Offertory, Mabel Fleming; song, chor- US: Children's Day, Lucy Buchanan; !; Buttercups, Helen Johnson, Phyllis Gil- christ, Lucy Gray MacDougall, Char slotte eSeer; song Daisies, Miss Sadie Crowe's class; Gratitude Ruth Metz ger; We Thank Thee, Annie Ferguson, Ruth Whiting; A Song of Happiness. Annie Gee, Adelaide Christman; In the Name of the Children. Helen Van Dyne; The Lesson the Flowers Tanght Marguerite Suthill Marianne Black ledge, Beatrice Hall, Winifred Zahn l Maude Ferguson; remarks, Pastor Ricketts; song 201, school; benedic- l tion.
 chiIdren's Day at Federated Church
 Sunday was observed in the Federal. | ed church as Cfildren's day and . cLildren's service was held in th< l-evening, at which time the young peo- pie took part in well arranged pro- gramme. The church was handsomely cut flowers. After the exercises thS potted plants were given to the chil- 1 dren of the Sunday school
 The following is the programme Prelude, MT. Huber, organ, and Miss Rothweil, violin; professional, school; responsive reading, superintendent ana school; prayer, pastor; song, Tho Kings Highway, school; Flower Fair. l ies. five little girls; recitation, Andrew LAavander; song, God Cares for Me l three girls; exercise, six boys; recisa. l tion, Selma Peterson;, song, The Grea
 Kings Army, school; presentation O certificates, Superintendent H1ll: God, 1 Gift to the Children four boys: Tn. 1 Message of the Flowers, eight girls l solo and chorus. Grace Kern ana
 school, accompanied by Miss Rotgawelll 1 violin; recitation, Emily Hill; recita tfon, Edward Ferguson; primary song recitation, Grace Kern; exercise song
 eight girls; exercise, Daisies, sever
 girls; remarks, pastor offering; clos l ing: benediction.
 The committee in charge of the exeY cises was Mrs. Fl. I. Peclxham, chair nan, Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. Her
 bert Baldwin and Miss Clara Hamilton