Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-26

topic uppermost in his mind. and the
 most frequent subject of his conver-
 sation. His sunny, cheerful disposi-
 ticn, in spite of his i'll health, mad.
 staunch friends, and he died rich in
 faith and friends. Mir Morgan was
 married to Ardelia Wood in 1873. His
 wife survives him and four children Pearl of Hartford, Susan and Willis
 of Griswold and Frank, who is in the
 service, stationed at Washington, D. c. He leaves one=Lalf sister and-Gye
 half brothers, Mrs. Sam F. Fergerson
 of Ware. N. H. William and Fred
 Morgan of Boston, Jesse Morgan of
 North Ware. N. H., Daniel Morgan of
 Griswkold and Edward Morgan.
 Mrs. Esther Fitch entertained her
 children and their families at her
 home in Sylvandale on Christmas Day.
 The party included Mrs. William Roode and children of Plainfeld, Mrs. Burr Smith and family of Canterbury, Frank Fitch and family of Versailles, and Harry Fitch and family of Lis
 bon.
 Mrs. Stanislas Gringas and daugh- ter Beatrice of Springfield are visit ing MT. and Mrs. Eli Lague. MT. and
 Mrs. L. J. Gladue of Norwich spent
 Wednesday there. also
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Anthony and
 Miss Marian Anthony are ili with in- fluenza.
 MT. and Mrs. H. D. Paul and family
 spent Wednesday as guests of Mrs Paurs sister in Moosup.
 Mrs. Hattie H. Magrey, wife of Oli- sum Magrey, died in Voluntown on Tuesday. She was born in Voluntown 1 32 years ago and was the daughter of Abbie Young. and Herbert Rice. She is survived by her husband and three children and three sisters Mrs Louis Richard, Mrs. John Hoover ane Mrs Everett Brown of Voluntown
 At the home of MT. and Mrs. Ed imond Bechard were gathered together family reunion on Christmas day including Corporal Joseph Bechard
 who returned from France a short 1 time ago. He came back on a ship oi
 wounded soldiers and has been in q base hospital in New York but is con- valescing rapidly. There were mary pretty gifts exchanged and a beautiful 1 Christmas tree for the two grandchil- l dren, Master Woodrow Wilson ana 1 Master Harold Sharkev.
 i The programme at the Methodist i concert on Wednesday evening waS as follows: Opening chorus, God is i Loved the World, choir and school; welcome, recitation, Hattie Fields: eX- l ercise, What Little Ones Can Do, Hat tie. Fields, Mark Aldrich, Harriet Nc C!uggage, Theodore Davis; Mrs. San- ta Claus Plan Edith Howe; When Get to be a Man, Mark Aldrich The Story of the Shepherds, Irene Robert.
 son: Beautiful Story of Love. solo, by 1 Ruth Robertson; Christmas Servict Flag, Bertha Davis: Sonta's Joinet | the Aviation Corps, Everett Thornton, l A Present to Santa, Harriet McCmg-
 gage; exercise, Frank Mills class 1 One More Christmas Present, Everet i 31cCluggage, Clifford Bugbee. Harolc 1 Mill Charles Saunders; song, Happy 1 Christmas Time primary class; Sc cret With Santa Claus, Arlene Bur. 1 dick; recitation. Because It's Christ mas Day, Charles Saunders: recita
 tion, Christmas Tree. Frances Bug, | bee: song. The Three Kings, Hugl | Davis. George Cregan and George Da wis: recitation. The Heavenly Song ] Everett MGChIggage; recitation. 4
 Guess for the Children, Christine Bur ] dick recitation Christmas Bells 1 Frank Nell: remarks by pastor. Earl Howe was the Santa Claus