Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-29

l On Friday evening a number of the 1 local Sunday schools held their annual Yuletide festivities. A Christmas play | let was given at the Second ConglS- gational church, while at the Broad way church there was Christmas tree 1 and entertainment. The Central Rap- ] tist church held Christmas social in | the church parlors and the First Bap- i tist church had Christmas entertain ment and tree.
 Broadway Congregational Church. The Broadway Congregational Sum | day school held their annual Christmas entertainment In the church parlors
 Friday evening. The church was pret- | holly. A large Christmas tree held a | place of honor at one, side of the plat form, The Ideal Mandolin club fur l nished music during the evening. The lection, Ideal Mandolin club; salute to the fag, school; Star Spangled Ban
 ner. school; recitation, A Christmas
 sSsrt c1~TtReg eTbar Mx My Herbert Spears: stereopticon talk. H. iUstrated by slides, The Life of Christ Edwin Hill; selection, orchestra; solo,
 Rose of My Heart, Miss Marian Kim | hall
 Following the program, Santa Claus paid visit to the school and distrib- uted gifts to those who had been per feet in attendance during the Txtst year: InGf6 were Sc WHd IeCSlNeu
 presents from Santa Claus. Santa Claus was represented by Charles |. Smith: Candy was presented to the members of the primary department and the home department. Refresh ments of sandwiches. cake and cocoa were served by the, refreshment com mittee: The general committee in charge of the entertainment comprised the officers of the Sunday school, The committee was assisted by the follow n RpfrpSFTonnt it. tee. Miss Hattie Carter, chairman, Miss Jane Aiken and Miss Abby Gallup; decoration committee. Miss Marian G. Beebo, chairman, Mrs. Osten Ferguson Mrs H. W Gallup and I. w. Spicer; prcsen. committee, Miss Helen Brown inG, chairman. Miss May Dawley and Miss Aiica Browning
 Central Dspt:s= Church. The annual Christmas entertainment | of tne Central Baptist church Sunday school vas held iitiay oEcning in the church N'Itl q large number of the members present. The decorations of tha Sunday Gc:-o1; room were appro- pirate to t.lc occasion tiIe feature be- iri:s a large Christmas tree which was beautifully decorated. The following program Was enJo%ed;
 Orchestra; welcome, superintendent recitation Miss Airline Porter of Hart fordi song; George A. Turner address,
 Rev: A. F. Purkissi gong, Miss Freda Noyesi recitation Miss Airline Porter; song, George A. Turner; cello solo, Rafael De Gruttolai recitation, Miss sriine Porter; orchestra.
 SWahn's orchestra furnished music
 during the evening" Dainty refresh-
 ments of ice cream and waters were served, The committee in charge if
 the entertainment was Arthur F: Wy
 Eaan, chairman, Mrs. c: E. Smith and
 Miss Bessie A. Grimes. ,---.
 On Thursday afterneen the primary
 and kindergarten departments in eharsa of MrG: Harold s: Burt; Miss EugeIlis Dean and Miss Ethel Adams heid the annual Christmas tree: Pres
 ents for each one were distributed and refreshments were served.
 Second Congregational Church. The Sunday school rooms of the
 Second Congregational church were handsome in their Yuietida decorations Friday evening when the annual Christina enterta :nment was held. IT., e was devoted ta a Yuietide piayet en- titled The Tables Turned The geo.
 epd half Of the program was a con- cert by tine Harmony club under the direction Of Eben Learned.
 The east far the p1ayiet. which was
 well given by the young peopia af the church. was as follows: Santa Claus,
 Harold suiiivanl Dorethyi Miss Hiiza-
 beth Higgins Norman, #ehere saaei
 Jack Frost, Herbert Cereys Children
 of tile Nationa Rose Breckenridge
 Gertrude Harris. Esther Hanseni Jack
 F'rost's Spritss, Dorothy Allen, Ed
 ward Dzumbar. Sherman Foote and
 Charles HiideSrand: Snow Flakes,
 Emma Thomr6cl1, Sylvan Higgins,
 Grace Coray and Airline t4arrisi Err
 nina. Mary WyckoT.
 A chorus of yo1a9 ladias assisted
 by Mir. Foate sang the musical mum
 bers of the playlsf. Miss Nina Perry
 was ae66mpaHist,
 Dainty refrashnaants were served
 during the evening by tho eomFnittee:
 The committee in charge ef the pea-
 gram Was Miss Nancy I.ueas, Mrs.
 Arthur L: Peaie, Miss Hazel Anderse1
 and Miss Jennie L: Congden:
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