Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-15
NORWICH TOWN

Children's Day was observed at the First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening with a fine concert by the Sun day school. The floral decorations, most ly green and white with lilies and roses, were arranged by Miss Florence M. Brown. chairman. Mrs. N. Gilbert Gray, Mrs. Irving Cruthers and members of Mrs. Albert Miners class. Mrs. Fred erick H. Bushnell was in charge of the music Mrs. Miner and Miss Florence NJ Bennett had charge of the recitations. Supt Frederick H. Bushnell announced the following numbers: Song, All Thy Works Shall Praise Thee, junior choir {; responsive reading, school; prayer. Rev. William J. Crawford; recitations, Hap py Welcome, Irving Hill Children's Day, Gladys Cruthers; Advice to Fathers, Walter Johnson; song. The Sunday School Army, junior choir; recitations Today Claude Hanna Umbrella Bri- gade Miss Edith Dodges class; Happi- ness. Blanche Hill; Father, We Thank Thee. Mary Louise Hull; song, Welcome O Radiant Roses, junior choir; recita- tions. I'm Glad You've Come, Calvin Ed miston; A Garden Secret, Fife Ladd ; An Invitation, Roberta Kinney; song, Heed and Hear, junior choir; exercise, A Ladder. Mrs. Miners class; reading. Miss Alice Rogers song Wherefore Sing Ye junior choir; recitations, Two Rosebuds Dorothy M.ler and Mary Louise Hull; Nobility. Hazel Cruthers song. There's a Light, junior choir; reci- tations. Be a Volunteer, Robert Risley 1; Example, Lewis Irish; song, The Call, junior choir: A Poem. Herbert Miller; a recitation. Claude Stanton : song, Lord, We Behold Thee. junior choir; collec- ton speech. Norman Johnson reading, Mrs. Miner; remarks, Rev. Mir. Craw- lord song, Be Loyal 10 Jesus, junior rhoir; benedction Rev Mir. Crawford.
 There was evening prayer and an ad- dress at the Sheltering Arms, Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. Eldred Brown, rec tor of Trinity Episcopal church, Nor Vich. officiating. The Scripture lesson was from the first chapter of St. James nineteenth verse The subject of the very impressive address was Salvation From Sin. Rev. Mr. Brown was assist sd by his choir which gave beautiful rendering of the anthem. Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled. as well as several dymns from the church hymnal Mem 5ers of the choir were Mrs. Lloyd c. Buckingham, soprano. Mrs, Reuben T. Potter. alto. Arthur R. Blackledge. ten or James J. Moore, bass. Miss Mildred Wightman accompanied at the piano.
 Rev. Frank A. Junkins, of Mediterra- mean lane. supplied the pulpit at the ldilNlle 1OnBTeBallOndl CHuTCn. ouHudy morning. The Value of Cheerfulness, was the subject of Rev Mir Junkins very interesting sermon.
 Miss Ruth Avery of Hartford, is pass Ing a week at the home of her parents Mir and Mrs. Dwight W. Avery of West Town street Saturday evening Miss Avery attended the reunion at the WaureCan house Of the Norwich Free Academy class of 1915. Monday, Miss Avery attended the graduating exercises at Connecticut College. also, a reunion of she first graduating class at this col lege. she being a member of the class Miss Avery's sister, Miss Gertrude Av- ,ry. a student at this college, leaves to- fay (Tuesday) to engage in work during he summer at Portland, Maine.
 Mrs. T. Snowden Thomas and SOY Donald Thomas of Saratoga Springs. N Y. are passing a week or so at the homt nf Mrs. Thomas parents, Mir and Mrs owen s. Smith of Huntington avenue.