Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-29
JEWETT CITY

The fSdllS Ody cASIClSSS oI SAAS AOF tist Sunday school were most inter esting as arranged by Mrs G. H. Prior and included the following mum bers: Opening exercises; graduation or class of eight children from the prl- mary to the junior department; names of graduates: Margaret Jordan. Sea trice Cathcart, Bessie Wilbur. Mildred Sweet Sarah Gill. Priscilla Tucker, Emma Dearnley, Faure Rainvlile: Mar garet Jordan Beatrice Cathcart and Emma Dearnley prizes for sending their folders The graduating class gave an exercise, Raffaello ana the Bells. a story of little F1ilpino boy in a mission school. The entire primary class gave songs and class recitalions; duet. If the Saviour Jour ney With Me. Nettie Haddad, Vera Me- Broome; recitation, What the Bird Said Rose Crumb; My Favorite Les son. the Story of David and Goliath, Kathleen Dearnley; What It Means to Have Taken the International Course of Lessons. Tyler Gilbert; solo. God Will Take Care of You. Ferna TarboX; roll call of classes; recitation, Can God Depend on You? John Harris; A Word for the Coming Year. Supt. A. M. Brown; closing exercises The young men who are members of the same class with Tyler Gilbert have com pleted the Keystone four years inter mediate course and have reorganized as the Junior Mems class. A most un- usual happening in a Sunday school
 
 in family. all mem bers of some department of the Sunday school. They were L. A. Thornton. who has been Sunday school member for 53 years; his daughter. Mrs. E. NJ. Gray; his granddaughter, Mrs. Lewis Hewitt, and his great grandson, Edwin Hew- lit.
 In the evening at the same church there was a service for the demobiliza- ton of the service flag, arranged by Rev. NJ. D. Fuller After the opening exercises, during which America was sung. the choir gave Keller's Ameri- can Hymn. Remarks were made by ex-Soldier Wallace H. Payne. The clerk of the church. Deacon j. E. Phil lips, read the names of the young men, all now discharged or on the inactive list Mrs. Arthur M Brown placed the silver bars over each star. most effective part was the silent prayer, while taps was sounded on the organ. This was followed by prayer by Dea- con J. E. Phillips. Miss Doris Myott sang Keep the Home Fires Burning. Arthur M. Brown. superintendent of the Sunday school addressed the au- dience in stirring words appreciative of the sacrifice and service of the young men whose names were repre- sented by the stars on the service flag. He then folded the flag about the hon or roll and presented it to the church in behalf of the Sunday school. It was accepted by Deacon D. l.. Phillips for
 
 in the vestibule by George H. Prior, the artist wha made the roll. The names on the roll are Wallace H. Payne, Adelhert Babcock, Herbert Gray, Thomas Gray. Erme Myott, Erme Raney. Alec Raney. c. l. Bab- cock. Fred C. Clarke. Leon Young, John McBroome. George Davis, Charles D. Palmer. Carl Benjamin, Walter Benjamin and George Phillips
 An illustrated lecture with so high class colored slides on Turkey and the Great War was given by Rev. Albert Donnell at the Congregational church Sunday evening. On the next three Sunday evenings he will give the illus trated lectures on The Fores1eams of Liberty The Pioneers of Congrega- tionalism and The Pilgrims in the Wilderness, all of which are being given in Congregational churches all over this country.
 Those who attended the picnic con- vention of the Norwich Christian En- deavor union at Scotland road Satur- day afternoon and evening were Misses M. A. Burdick, G1adye- Jefers, Sadie Ethel and Bessie Thompson, Anna Lit tlefield. Audrey Gala gher, Mrs F. H. Hiscox, G. 4. Haskell. Tyler Gilbert Royal Babcock and William McNicol
 Mrs Mary Hillman Bentley of South Framingham is visiting Mrs. John Dirseoll.
 James cotter of Waterbury spent the week end at his home.
 Rev. Albert DonneI1 pastor of the Congregational church. has accepted a call to Castine. Me, and read his resig- nation at the morning service Sunday It will take effect the first of Noyen- Der. Mir. Denne11 has been pa stor here for three years.