Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-16

mother. Also Arthur Frank Geer, son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Geer.' Accord : ling to the provision of the H. l.. II
 Reade fund Bibles were presented to i
 two children in the primary depart
 ment-Clara Richardson and Kar-
 lene Alling.2 The collection vas taken
 by Ruth Ballou. Clara Richardson, | who carried flower baskets The chill 1 dren from the primary department !, | marched into the church while the ! chorus sang the opening number. and were seated on and in front of the l platform. The arrangements for the concert were made by Mrs. E. H. His cox and Mrs. F. E. Robinson, the lat ter having entire charge of the work l Of the primary department, and they
 were assisted by Miss Isabel Noodle | and Miss Helen Hull at the rehear- i sals. One hundred and thirty were present at the service. Supt F. E. | Robinson announced the programme
 as follows: Song. Heraids of Summer, 1 school A Word of Greeting, Marjorie 1 Webster and Russell Carpenter; reci- tation, Keep Looking for the Sun
 shine, Ruth Ballou; song, Bells of Children's Day. school; exercise,
 Bringing Flowers, by Christine Mar
 shall and Annie Heidelberg, Karlene Alling. Grace Jeffers. William Stebbins
 and Frederick Heidelberg; recitation, Two Ways, Ellen Faust; song, Sum mer Praise, school; recitation. The Children's Day. Annie Eichelberg; rec itation. My Price, Elizabeth Hurst song, Thine is the Glory. school; ex- ercise, The Smile Brigade, Benjamin Potter, Earl Robinson and Roger All l ing; song, Blossom Bells, by primary department, with violin obligato by Charles Parkhurst; song, Sing Praise, school; recitations, Everything Glad in June, Alice Hurst; What the Dais- ies Say, Myrtle Stetson: song, Count N ch Day as a Treasure by school solo parts by Misses Isabel Noodle. Sadie Thompson and Helen Hull; rec
 itations, A Peach Trees Dream, Clara Richardson: Wishing, Christine Mar
 shall; recitation. Walter Richardson; duet, Roses So Fresh and Gay,' Ruth
 Ballou and Ellen Faust; song. Rose,
 Rose, Rose. by Ellen Faust, Ruth {, Ballou, Gwendolyn filling, Loretta | Alley, Alice Hurst and Clara Rich : ardson; recitation, Goodbye, Dear
 Children's Day, Marian Jeffers. the . children all giving the Chautauqua : salute; closing song. Treasure the Memory, school;
 Four local young men escaped se- , rious injury while returning in an au- . to from a dance at Wildwood Park.
 Danielson, Saturday night. Lester Blanchard, Ulysses Guiliet. Fred Be , lisle and William Syminston were in
 the car. The boys received various bruises. their clothing being cut by the. glass. Outlets face was cut ,| quite seriously and he had rib
 broken How the accident happened is told in detail in the Danielson , news.
 , Mir and Mrs. A. M. Clarke have had
 as their guests Miss Jeannette Vauder , iVeer and Miss Elizabeth Clarke oi ? New York and Mrs. Helen Fessender
 of Phenix, E. I.
 | F. H. Hiscox, Jr., U. S. S. Levia- , than. arrived at his home Saturday night to spend four days furlough
 returning to New York Wednesday J
 He will sail Friday on his third tris
 across.
 Announcements have been received of the engagement of Miss Rosa s Wilcox to William S. Huber. Miss Wilcox formerly .iyed in Grtswold an6 Lisbon and has many friends in this vicinity.
 Mir. and Mrs F. D. ElHod have re- ;; turned from motor trip to Cape Coi l having been away for several days. :. Mir. and Mrs. E1inuud Jodoil and : daughter Catherine went to Brooklyn N. T., Sunday. by automobile. Mir Jodoin will return Tuesday. his fam ? fly remaining for two weeks.
 Dr. and Mrs. s. H. Holmes, Fret a Whalley, Mrs. N. J. Babcock and J : P. German attended the Home Day al : F'airview Home. Groton. Saturday. r School at St. Marys Aeadem, r closed Friday for. the summer. Ths y children held picnic in the after . noon. :. Westchester.-Mrs. Earl Standist 3 has returned to her home after conva