Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-11
JEWETT CITY
Children of Congregational and Bap-
 tist Sunday Schools Participate in Special Prosrams-Death of Post
 master Merry L. Gauthier of Giasso Funeral of Miss Melvine Menard.

Special Programs-Death of Post
 master Merry L. Gauthier of Glaseo
 Funeral of Miss Meivine Menard.
 The Children's day concert at the Congregational church was held Sun day morning. The choir loft was dec- orated with large and small flags ana bunting Carnations and canary birds added to the effect Of both color ana tone. The subject of the exercises was The Quest of the Best Earl $. Hiscox read a. poem about Sir Gala had. explaining the subject As Henry E. Paul, IT,, beat the drum, me younger members of the school march ed down the aisle, each carrying flag, the audience rising as they entered: The following program was announced by Supt. F. T. Robinson: Song. The Quest of the Best, school: responsive reading and prayer py pastor; song, s Little Fairies, ten children; song, Hall the Day, school; recitation, Our High Calling, Mabel Kanahan, Grant and Barbara Whitford; song, Wave. Ban ner of the King, school; recitation, Thinking of the Harvest, Irene Stew art; song, The Brides Song, Elen Faust and Ruth Ballou; song, A Pil- grim Band, choir; recitation, When June Days can: Irene me sse%s5f; @s,1fIe exer, fgn children: song, Like the Knights or Old, with solo, by Sadie Thompson, chorus by the school; offering reclta- tions (a) Two Ways of Giving. Harold offering. Gwendolyn filling, Ruth Bal lou, Roger filling. Ellen Faust. Chris tine Marshall Alvia Eichelberg; song, Praise for Summertime, school; reel tation Which One? Ellen Faust; duet, Over the Field of Daisies, Edward Faust and David Baliou; song, Under the Snow, kindergarten class; song, Teach Us. junior class. with solos by Irene Stewart and Beatrice AEey; song TruAt Him, school; req ading, An swered Questions, David Ballou; clos ing song Forward, Ever Forward, school; prayer and benediction.
 During the service Funice Haskell Webster. the daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. c Webster. was christened- Three children who have been christened and arrived at the age of seven received Bibles provided by the H. L. Reade fund and presented by the pastor Rev charge was Mrs. E. H. Hiscox, Mrs F. E. Robinson, Mrs. F. ID. Ballou and others.
 The concert at the Baptist church was held on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The decorations were of flags, palms dogwood blossoms and white fieur de lis Supt. A. M. Brown an nounced the program, which was un- der the direction of Miss Ida I. Eos r, H. Prior as follows: Ga4rlands of Beauty Twining, choir; prayer by the pastor: song Like the Flowers, Morton Brown, William Franklin. James Had dad. Rose CrunGp, Ruby Gray, Beatrice Cathcart, Margaret Jordan, Ellen Prior; recitation, Help Another to Win, Robert Scott; exercise, Thankful Hearts, Margaret Jordan, Emma Dearnley, Beatrice Cathcart; recita- tion. Our Country's Flag. Marguerite spidell; recitation, The chiidren's Crown, John Harris; The Song of a Fathers Love, choir; exercise. Living for the King, William Franklin, Ahabel Williams, Nora Haddad, Nettie Had dad James Haddad; recitation. Two Ways of Giving. Albert Brewster; recitation, The Worlds All Right. Net tie Hadded; recitation, Scatter Flow CTS Albert Franklin; song. The Rose buds, Kathleen Dearnley; recitation, Young Lives for Jesus. Enid SpideE; exercise, The Rainy Day. Ruby Gray. Ellen Prior, Rose Crumb; recitations. Would Be a Sunbeam. Ruth Cath cart I'd Made a Speech, Helen Had ded; Keep the Faith, Morton Brown: song, The Heavens Resound, choir; ad- dress by the pastor on First Things First. Dr. Frank White offered the closing prayer.