Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-25
YANIIC

Christmas exercises held at the Yantic school attracted masy relatives and friends to the school Thursday. The fol- lowing program was given.
 Senior room, F. H. Bushnell, principal Prayer, Rev William Crawford; song America, school; recitation, The Land ing of the Pilgrims, Witter Wheeler A Christmas Carol, Palonka Nawrocki {. recitation, An Old Letter and a Gift George Browning; recitation. Christmas Gift. James Reed; recitation, Happy
 Christmas Day. Julia Stevens; song. Hark. the Herald Angels Sing recitation
 I'm So Glad Estella Kiroy If I Could Talk to Santa, Henry Rogers; song, Bells
 in the Night, four girls; recitation Santa Joined the Aviation. Jane Sullivan Santa Claus Song. Marjorie Harvey; essay, The Pilgrims Viola Gaskeu; essay. cd Christmas Marjorie Harvey: Chris: mas Eve Sunset Mary Flynn; song. Santa Claus, school; recitation. 4 Christmas Baby. Evelyn Wilbur: recitation. Happy Christmas ThomEs Sullivan song, Co., lunlbia the Gem of the OcSan
 In the primary room. Mrs Leonora E. Nj. Rose, teacher the following program
 " .sagiven, prayer, Rev. w. J. Crawford 1 song. O. Little Town of Bethlehem school Welcome, Jchn Dubinski; Greet | ing, Peter Nawrocki recitation. Christ l mas. Chester Capign; song A Way in a Manager, school recitations. An Orphan 1 Edmund PawlUck; Little Bob and Santa Loretta Bean; The. Best Fruit, Stanley Mean; song, l three Ships Come Sailing l school; recitation, When You Go Shop 1 ping, Arthur Beenan Our Greeting | four girls; recita ton. Christmas Bells 1 Virginia Sernmebrook; recitations A I Poor Little Boy, Robert Beeman: Why ! 1 nie Sienko song. Christmas Bells. school recitation. Just Before Christmas, Joseph 1 Gasken dialogue. The Best of It. Loretta | Bean William Browning Henry Counter
 man; recitation, My Stocking Benjamin | Dubinski; recitation. Little Boy, Hen
 " Schwartzi: A Christmas Story. Eunice l Ciaskell; recitation. A Happy Pair Ethe 1 Rogers, Francis Flynn; Good Night, Pet 1 CT Nswrocki
 | A Christmas tree was enjoyed by tn, children and gifts for everybody were l found on it.
 Ensign Harold Bentley, c S. s. Dick
 enson. who has been stationed in the wat. | CTS off the Virgin Islands for some time | is spending two weeks furlough with hi, | parents. Mir and Mrs. Wareham Bentley
 As usual he is getting the glad hand iron i all his friends. At present he is yer,
 much interested in poetry and has witt him an unpublished volume of poem: quite out of the ordinary poems that th 1 sea-different countries and peopled hav | inspired which are fascinating in thei
 humanity and appeal.
 Miss Elizabeth Kempton is spendint
 the Christmas recess at the home of he
 parents Mir and Mrs. William Kempton. William F. McHale of New York
 passing two weeks at his home here.
 Miss Venie Rogue. of LAbarou. is pend
 ing the holidays at her home here
 Mrs. Raymond V. Congdon and daugh
 ter Florence are spending Christmas wit
 Mrs. ConGdoris parents Mir. and Mir Adolph Ploettner. of Providence. Raymond V. Congdon and son Ray
 bond are with MT. Concdon's parents, NJ and Mrs. Charles N. Concdon of Staffor Springs over the holidays.
 Miss Helen Gardner of Lebanon Is f her home at West Farms for the vacation l Andrew Warner of New London Is spent ing a few weeks at The Towers.