Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
NORWICH TOWN

Following is the Christmas entertain ment programme given by the Sunday school of the First Congregational church at Norwich Town. Tuesday, Dec. 2s, at q D. m.. with Superintendent D, w. Avery in charge and H. L. Warrington at the piano: Song by the school It Came Up- on the Midnight Clear Scripture, Luke 2 SEQ. Clyde Beebe prayer, Rev. G. F. Bailey: song by the school. Joy to the World exercises by the primary class, Miss Marion Bailey, teacher song, Tis Inc Time. primary depar .ment; My Speech. Jscqueline Mock Our Christmas Gifts. Frances Vail. Rose Schwenk, Bea lrce Smith. Dolly Edmond Beautiful Star. Albert Smith: Little Christmas Song primary department; Happy Christmas Day. Gertrude Savage Mary E.-Allison. Annie Savage. Rose D. An ge. Mary Johnson, Mary D'Angie, Mar Allison Away in a Manager, Rose D'An- Ee. Lucille Browning, Gertrude Savage Dolly Edmond; Christmas the Whole Year Thro', Lucille Browning; My Christmas Dolls. Rose Schwenk; If-. Ioiy Edmond Merry Christmas, George Ganion. Richard and Merle Allison San la Claus So Jolly, primary department i; song. Tell Us the s.ory, melody of The Angels serenade. by the classes of Miss Jessie Browning and Miss Mildred Kin sney selection. Doris Browning A Story of Christmas Eve in the North; recita- tfon. Ring Out, O. Christmas Bells, Doro- thy Buckley; recitation, When Christmas Comes. Ruth King story. A Christmas shop Elizabeth Avery offering for the Near East Fund recitation and tableau. The Manager at Bethlehem. Miss Eliza be.h Luther. accompanied by the song, Holy Night. Silent Night distribution of gifts and confectionery; Doxology and benediction. Committee of arrangements, Clyde Bee5ev, chairman, Misses Marion Bailey and Mildred Kinney, Waiter Dur. Raymond Smith. The gifts were dstrib- uted by Santa Claus (Walter Durr). The offering for the Near East Fund amount ed to S6o. There was a large attendance.
 Miss Martha B. Thurston returned on W eelnesday .af ernoon to Springfield Mass. following a visit of a week with her parents. Mir. and Mrs James F. lhurston of Town street Mrs. Grace Thurston and son, William of Westerly K. l.. were guests Christmas and Sunday at the Thurston home.
 Mir and Mrs. Herbert Brown of charl. ton. Mass, and Walter Greene of Pc. luetanuck spent Christmas with NIT. and Mrs. Albert Greene of West Town street
 Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Greene spent Sun. day with MT. Greenes brother, Walter Greene of Poquetanuck.
 KIT. and Mrs. John Durr and little sor John of Belefouche. South Dakota. re turned home last week. following Z months visit with Mir Durr's relatives or Hobart avenue. Norwich, and at the hom, of his mother on Town street.
 >Dr. and Mrs. Armand J. La Pierre st Elm avenue entertained a family part- on Christmas which included Dr. La La Pierres parents MT. and Mrs. Henr, La Pierrt, also his brothers family. pr and Mrs Leone F. La Pierre. and chil .aren. all of Pecks Corner. Other guest, at the La Pierre home for Christmas an, the week end were pr. and Mrs. Bunnel and son William Bunner, of New Britain
 Mrs. Charles ". chapln of Town stree entertained at dinner on Christmas, Rev and Mrs. Gurdon F. Bailey and daughter Marion, Louise and Lucille Bailey of Eln avenue. Miss Stewart and Miss Hoope Of the Norwich Free Academy faculty.