Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-22
JEWETT CITY
Christmas Sunday Serviees-Food for France Fund $3s.31-Holiday Visit ors and TraveIers-Parents' Day at Riverside School.

Sunday morning at the Congrega- tfona1 church the service includes the dedication of the service flag of the
 church. Rev. Albert Donnelrs subject for the sermon is Peace to Men of Goodwill. There will be special Christ mas music In the evening the illus trated lecture on Turkey will be given as the delay in receiving the slides caused a postponement of the lecture. The services are to be held in the vestry in the morning well as in the evening in order to conserve the coal. During the winter the Wednes- day evening meetings will be held at the parsonage.
 Sunday morning at the Baptist church the pastors Christmas subject is on Christ's Appearances. Five Lit tie Foxes is the subject of the chil- dren's sermon. There will be special Christmas music, including violin se- lection. In the evening the pastor. Rev. M. D. Fuller, will give an intro will be followed by the Christmas can tata The Star of Bethlehem by Carrie Adams, sung by the choir.
 At the Methodist church Rev. J. B. Heavenly Choir. and there will be spe- cial singing. The Epworth league will be led by Miss Martha Davis. At the evening service the cantata Hope of the World by Schneider will be sung by the choir under the direction of Miss Marian Anthony.
 The Christmas. trees and concerts will be held at both. the Congrega- ! evening at o'clock. At the Methodist ] church on Tuesday evening at '. Parents Day.
 Parents day was observed Tuesday at the Riverside grammar school in | the afternoon in the lower grades. The l exercises took place in the various ] rooms and work finished by the chi1- dren was on exhibition. Thursday af- l ternoon the upper grades exhibited 1 work completed in various branches i At o'clock the pupils and their guests l with the teachers gathered in the gym l by each room.
 I Social and Personal!
 Mrs. Ernest Wright and son William of Leonia, N. J., are guests at Dr. G. H. Jennings.
 Supt. Gordon c. Swift is at his home 1 in Edinboro. Pa, for the holidays. l Principal and Mrs. F. H. P. Clement
 and daughter Virginia left Friday af- ternoon to spend the Christmas holi- days in Manchester, N. H.
 George Davis of the U: s. N. R. F. | at the radio school at Boston School
 of Technology, has been in the hospi- l tai with tonsilitis for a month and is l at home on a furlough.
 Edith Williams is i'll with measles and her brother Frank is just recover | ing from the disease.
 Food for France Collection $3s.31.
 Mrs. E.. A. Faust forwarded Friday ] the first installment of the food fol France fund, which was $3S.31. N' Burial of Infant Son. The burial of the infant son of Mir and Mrs, Chauncey Chase took place in the Jewett City cemetery Thursday
 Rev. J, B.. Aldrich reading the com initial service. Undertaken J. A. Houri- \ gan was in charge.
 | The Riverside grammar scnoo
 closed Friday, opening again the da, after New Years.
 Boxes from Lodge. l Undaunted lodge, No. 34, K. of P.
 has sent Christmas boxes to Ear
 Montgomery and Charles Palmer: | Mrs. John P. Comstock and daugh ter Mary have gone to their new hon, in Philadelphia after spending severa
 weeks at the Methodist parsonage witt
 1 Mrs. Comstock's parents.
 Campaign at Its Height.
 The local Red Cross campaign man agement announces that the paper ser
 vice flag used in connection with tn
 | Red Cross campaign should not b
 used with a lighted candle, as it is con sidered dangerous on account of cur
 tafns and draperies catching fire. RaiS
 the curtain on Christmas eve and plac , an electric light or lantern behind tn
 flag, as the Liberty chorus will sing a } various places in the borough com } mencing about 10 o'clock. Nearly 30 of the 1000 membership subscription
 has been secured and the campaign i
 still going strong. The young ladie
 are receiving much credit for the hare
 work they are doing.
 Il M. H. Goldstein of Yale university
 who during the past summer was dem I,onstrating aluminium cooking utensil here, is coming to spend his Christ l mas vacation in Jewett City, visitini 1. at the home of H. B. Paul of Nortl
 Main street.