Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-02
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Easter Concert at Baptist chureh-- Funeral of John Turcotte-Patriotie Exercises at Methodist Church - Weekend and Sunday Personals.

A very pleasing Easter concert was given in the Plainfield Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Fol- lowing was the programme: Prayer, Rev. c. s. Nightingale welcome, reel tation, .Olin Miller; Our Flag. Ever cit Codlin: Just Trying, Robert Day; The Cross and the Flag, exercise, by three girls and three boys; The Little. White Dress Winogene and Phoebe Pratt; Soldiers of God, exercise, bolys in Miss Denison's class: anthem by choir, Behold the Risen King; Easter Tokens, recitation, Phyllis Sanderspn; For You, exercise, girls in Mrs. Rob- erts' class; The Nest, singing, little children; Wishes, two little boys and girls Doing My Bit, recitation, Clara Roper; Our Goys Have Gone to the Colors. recitation, Fred Taylor; sing ing, Children, The Alder by the Riv- CT; A Call to the Easter Colors. reci- tation, Harold Allen; Waiting the Call, exercise, Elsie Nightingale, Phoe- be Pratt and Mary Clark; The Awak- ening of the Flowers exercise, Helen Taylor and Irene Nightingale; Bribed, recitation, Daisy Dawley: Flowers for the Saviour. dialogue. Willie and Phoe- be Pratt; tenor solo. Mir. Trainer; Easter Resolutions, recitation, Herbert Codlin: More Than Conqueror, reel tation, Ethel Johnson; The Rays of Easter Morning, exercise, by girls in Miss Simm's class; anthem by choir, l Oh, King Immortal; talk by the pas l tor; The Star Spangled Banner, con gregation: benediction. Union Stars Defeated, l The Kiswaukee baseball team de- 1 feated the Union Stars, 6-4, Saturday afternoon on the Cranska ball lot La
 rose and Paraza were the battery for
 Kiswaukee and Bessette and Enc foI Union team.
 Briefs and Personals. Louis Piche, of the Sacred Hear l College, Central Falls, is spending his l Easter vacation at the home of his
 mother, Mrs. Joseph Piche on Mair street.
 Felix NSeney of Pawtucket was q caller in town over the weekend.
 Miss Rose Laroche was Providence visitor recently.
 Isidore Buyer of Long Branch, N J., is visiting at the home of hi
 brother, A. Buyer. He has been draft ed and expects to leave for activi
 service within the next few days. MT. and Mrs. Felix Sevigny an,
 lS]Ll4l4y I1df6 11lONSo lIOIu 91d1H SlI66
 to a location on Potvin street
 Clark Denison, sophomore a
 Brown university, who has beel spending the past few days at hi
 home here. returned to the college ol Sunday.
 Miss Roseline Buyer of New York spending a few days at the home 0 Ar. and Mrs. A. Buyer on Prospec street
 Clarence Simmons of Paterson, \ J., is spending several days with rela
 tives in town.
 George Zercie and Richard Dalph of Bristol, Conn. were Sunday guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. Josep Zuchie.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy and family C Bristol are visiting at the home c
 Peter Dalphe.
 Jack Lyon motored to Pittsfeld O
 Sunday.
 Charles Pariseau of Bristol spen
 the weekend at the home of Pete Pariseau.
 MT. Harold of Baltic was a week end visitor at the home of MT. an Mrs. John Larose.
 Miss Faith Battey of Providenc
 spent the weekend at her home her, Miss Percilla Matthews spent Sun i day with Providence relatives. WilfFed Barber of Providence sper
 the week. end with relatives in Mdo ,, sup.
 Patriotic Concert.
 An Easter concert of a patriotic or
 der was well given in the Methodis 5 church Sunday evening by members ( I the Sunday school and choir. The Il . tie was Americas Easter Guest i a which appeared the following charac g ters: America, Winnifred Flyers l. Christianity, Eleanor Main; Libert. Julia Lyon; Hope. Edna MacLennen
 Peace, Mabel Phillips; Mercy, Dor
 Potter; Daughters of Freedom. Dore
 thy and Alice Salisbury, Lillie Ho
 tden, Annie Asal. Alice Walker, Ellis ? Derfiinger. Helen Gardiner and Lii T Holden: Loyal Sons, Boy Scouts, Re Flyers, bugler. Harry Walker, Morr !. Lewis, Albert Briggs, Adrian Key e holds, Clement Mayfew, Carl Mai s These characters, all in costume . were exceptionally we'll carried out z The music furnished by the organ l. ist, Everett Dawson, and the ehoi . was of special order The prelut . by the organist, Resurrection Nor t Johnson. opened the concert. Follow !. ing the choir sang the anthems, d the End of the Sabbath, and I Heal ria Great Voice, Nancy: offertery, Al e deintino, Lemare, by the erganist.