Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-03
GAIEs FERRY
Sunday eehesI Pupils e. on JsarEsy
 10 christmas Land-hsatee osg1rines .to MissIon Salvation Army ard .tiz for 1SufforIi,u poI6a-1canknfa oie6ns

Sunday eeI,ccI Pupils op on Jeorney
 tc chriskuas Land-Ilajte ofF6sin<1
 .to Mjsslcn Salvation Army and tiz
 for zSutfsrIh1 PoIss cantata oiven.-
 The M E. Sunday school celebra- ton for Christn1as was on chrlstInas opened with a Ghristfnas psalm. read. by Supt c. E. Colver and congrega< ton, alternately. Rev. James M fot-. ter offered prayer. A Journey to Christmas Land was given by the by Supt. c. R Colver: Song. or for Christmas Land, class: recitation. Saint Nfcirs Land. Madeline Bfrch;. song. EvsTybody Happy class; elass sa.,s and girls; recitation. A Land Where Christmas Presents Grow. Dorothy Birch and Gordon Maniefre: song, If You Don't Know the Password. Smile, class. exercise, Ready for the Journey ing Tree, Edna Chapman: solo and chorus, I've Lost My Temper, Made- line Birch with chorus, Marie and Gertrude Allen. Mary Birch and Laura McGuire; exercise for boys class; A Short Cut, Lester Whitman, Gordon Manierre Alton Chapman and Donald Potter; song, Every Day Little. four girls: song, Christmas Land Is So Far Away, class: recitatiors, Madeline Birch, Donald Potted: song, Good Allen, Morris Main, Mary Birch; clos ing song,' Christmas Land Is Right at Home, class. l.4
 The chanceI decorations were laurel and poinsettia. InlN the rear of the chancel was a tree to receive gifts journey swas given under the direc- tion of Miss Grace A. Chapman, or ganist. Remarks were made by Rev MT. Potter, who had leaflets of Christ
 mas greetings from Rev. C.rC. Tib- betts of Uncasviile distributed The assembly was invited to the vestry where tree yielded gifts for the chil- dren. The Christmas offering for the suffering Polish people in the war zone was $17. Something was given the Salvation Army of New London besides the gifts for the Mission. Christmas cantata.
 The Christmas cantata,, words and music, by Rev. F. s. Hyde. former pastor of the Conversational church the M. B. church by an augmented choir. Miss Jennie G. Perkins wal organist. Mrs. Eugene La Fontaine the regular organist, took the alto part with Miss Alice Satterlee and Mrs. Delphine Fish. Solos were eiver
 
 D. R. Povey, tenor; c. E. Colver, bar. itone: Elmer. Satteriee of North Ha. ven. bass. Rev. James M. Potter and D. c. Perkins assisted in the. parti arranged for male quartette Rnd Mrs D. c. Perkins as second soprano sir other selections by the ladies' ,- Girls of the Sunday school, Misses Marie and Gertrude Allen, Mary and Madeline Birch and Laura Mc3uirt
 were heard in two numbers. the sons
 of welcome and a lullaby. The can- | tata was given under the direction o Miss Susan Mathewson. F
 Damage Done by Storm. During the fierce gale and storn of Sunday, the tall Kitchen cfimne, at the home of the Misses Mathewsoi was blown over. oh the main roof | causing, much damage, also to thu | kitchen as the entire ceiling of tn, f room will have to be replaced as wei | as the chimney to, be rebuilt. A ciirn. ney at the home of Fred Turner a veranda at the Webb, cottage norti l of the village was in a way teleseoped I On the sBfuff one of the tall pine tree in front of the cottage of Misses Fl len and Lucy Geer Of Norwich wa
 blown fiat to the ground. On the bacl road, near the residence of John Wat
 son. large cherry tree. fen, blockini - Critically H.. I Mrs. George A. Bruce, who move, I to the Hilton cottage in the, viilagl | about three months ago from Nor wich, is critically ill., at her home her
 and is being caf9d for by a nurse ant physician from that city. | MT. and Mrs. Gerard l.. Ranger, O Norwich, were callers at the home O
 Mir. Rangers aunt, Mrs. George Fl
 Bruce, Christmas morning. | r,f, .3nY. I day evening from visit of tw, months with her sister. Mrs Horac, l B. Sears of Redwood City, Cal ant
 a trip to the Panama-Paciflc exposi tion.
 MT and Mrs. c. Perkins enter Mr. and Mrs. Hepry. c. Bsclwith, Q l New London, Christmas day.
 Mrs. Ellen Stoddard and son Aitol 1 are guests of Mrs. Myrie Mansfield a her home in Westville.
 Greetings from California.
 Holiday greetings have been re | ceived by local friends from Mis-. | Caroline B. Freeman of the villag from Los Angeles. Cal, where she i 1 spending the winter.
 | MT. and Mrs. Henry W. Huribut entertained a large family party a | dinner on Christmas day. Among tn guests were Mrs. Amanda T. Perkins Miss Laura A. Perkins, Mir. and, Mrs Rowland H. Perkins and son Harold | of New London, MT. and Mrs. Mel l son Parker and daughter Margare Hurlbutt of Norwich, Mir. and Mrs J. Edmund Norman.
 | Mrs. Phebe l.. Norman entertaine, l at dinner Sunday last at her home d l Allyn's Point her son Percy, enginee | on the steamer Richard Peck: Stephel of the New Haven road, and Mir. ani Mrs. James Edmund Norman and lit \ tie son of the Village. 2, ..- . l MT. and Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins O l the village and Mrs. J. A.. Birch an, family were guests Christmas day O
 MT. and Mrs. William Harris in Gro l ton.
 ! MT. and Mrs. Elmer Satterlee. ant | little daughter Rebecca, of. North Ha ven, who. spent Christmas at the hom I of Mir. Satterlee,s: parents, Mr. an,
 Mrs. c. A. Satterlee. returned to thei