Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-14

Children's Sunday was observed yes- terday by three of the local churches. The Sunday evening service in Trinity Methodist Episcopal church and the morning services at the United Congre- gational church and Park Congrega- tional church were devoted to special programmes in observance of the day.
 A4 Trinity M. E. Church.
 The annual Children's Day concert at Trinity M. P. church was held Sunday evaring, ;he programme opening at 2 anG the choir loft was very prettily dec oratcd. The children of the Sunday school took part in the programme which was carried out as follows:
 Processional, Onward Christian Sol diers; song by school On Children's Day,
 No. 1, in leaet; responsive reading in
 leahet; prayer; welcome, Little Miss
 Grace Legg and Master Henry Bill Fen
 ton, Jr. exercise, A Little Bouquet, Will
 ma Stanton, Evelyn Barnes, Dorothy
 Banker, Jean Wigley, Elliott Lane, Ray
 mond Banker, John Grove, Jr., Grace Legg and Ida Sautler; exercise, What
 Would the Flowers Do? Mary Boardnan Noel Grimes Julia Ludlow and Florence Murphy, with song, The Shining Sun,
 sung by Marion and Grace Legg; exer- else A Daisy Story, Frances Hill, Mary Lane. Eleanor Durie, Marjorie Wheeler
 Pauline Jones' Myrtle Phillips, Wilma Stanton and Roberta Macdonald; song Daisy Petals, primary department; ex- ercise, Little Clovers, Dudley Balconl, | Woodrow Hommell, Charles Banker John Williah Grove, Raymond Stock dale, Eddie Wigley, Grant Dennison and Robert Geer; selection, Chapel Thoughts, Sunday School orchestra; ex. ercise, Children's Day Acrostic, by Miss Maynards class; song No. Beautiful June, by school; exercise, Trimming the Cross; first, Blossoms of Summer by 1 Miss Parkinson's class second, The l Cross by Mrs Boardman's class; Sons l No. z, Summertime, by school; exercise i Dangerl Keep Out! by Mrs. Lewis class Song No. 13, Stop! Look! Listen! b9 school exercise, A Chime of Bells, first childnen,s voices, Miss Inez Clifford; Bel
 of Truth, Edith Purvis; Bell of Prayer Helen Banker, Bell of Praise, Florenc' l Clifford; second. Who Made the Sky 1 oRberta; Macdonald Edith Wheeler Ruth Purvis, Eleanor Welch and Myrtl, J Phillips, with Thank You song by Eliza i beth Banker, Bell of Faith, Albert; i BoardTnan; Bell of Hope, Alma Fenton 1 Bell of Love, Irene Cruthers; Bell O ] Memory, Hazel Phillips; recitation, Isa l bel Rodier: song, A Chime of Bells, b! all the bells; song No. Is, Working Gu l His Will, by school; exercise, Daisie and Buttercups, Miss Hannah Haglund' I class song, Days of Youth, Misses Mar, | Grey, Marietta Boyers, Bessie Brown
 Eleanor Fenton Mildred Grove ant | Gladys Newbury; recitation, Good Night
 by Miss Bessie Boardman, illustrated b, six little girls; address by pastor of fering for childrens fund, board of edu
 cation; closing song No. g, He Has Cali l ed Us, by school; benediction.
 l BaItist Programme Next Sunday.
 i The Central Batist church will hol l their Childrens Day observance mex Sunday evening.
 l Children.s Day was observed at tn 4 United Congregational church on Sunda l at the morning service with appropriat I exercises and address by the pastor, Rev t Alexander H. Abbott. The programm Il was as follows: Prelude, Impromptu i I A at, Parker; processional, The Call t l Praise; invocation; anthem, Sing Alou | Unto God; hymn, Recitation of the SheT herd Psalm responsive reading hymn |, baptism of infants; recitations by juno Il department, Little Helpers and Messag
 of the Flowers; recitation by beginner department, Daisies; recitations by pr . mary department Love One Another ; flag song by three departments; prayer
 offertory Nocturne in A M, Munro; at
 dress; hymn prayer: benediction; Pos
 Jude, Religious March Macfarren.
 | At Park Congregational church Chi | dren's Day was observed by a s2acii service at which Rev. pr. Howe made a
 eloquent address to the children. A has been the custom for many years E bles were presented to the children ( 8 years and over. Those receiving B l bies were Ursula Frances Lewis, Louis l Evans, Emily Hunting Bidwell, Jame