Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-29

Monday evening the Greeneville Con- gregauonal Sunday school held it's Christ has entertainment in the Sunday school rooms of the church with a large num- Der of the scholars present The eveh- inEs entertainment was opened by irl- vocation by Rev. Charlesi H. Riexotts. pastor of the church. The, audience was then provided with song she cts and every one sang ChriStnas- carols Walter Nc Medley afterwards rendered a, Christmas song in a very efficient manner and Henry La Fontaine sang Hove Nest. and several other selections which were appreciated very unch., si
 After the conclusion of the singing o. gar W. Carpenter, who produced con siderabie ulirth by cracking several jokes 1n members of the school. He also gave put gifts with eor1lnenss to the receivers that pleased everyone.
 A beautiful christrnas tree stood on one side of the hall. trimmed with all sorts Of g.istenrfgr articles and tinsel and decorated with, electric liesits. Uoder the tree were many. gifts from the teachers Co their scholars and the scholars to their teachers. s...t After the presenting, of these gifts the superintendent eand Helpers gave every Dne box of chocolates to take home as . gift from the Sunday y school. MT. Car penter presented the. following with gifts Tor perfect attendance: Chauncey Geer. one year; Louis Ger, one year; Fred Heller. one yeari Dwight Thompson, five years; Benjamin lilly. gfourteen years, and Florence Tilly.. seventeen years. slrs Harry Stebsins and Miss Leditia Kramer were presented with pictures in remenbrance of their faithfu1ness in riayi1g the piano for the past year dur Ing the Sunday school hour
 The following programme was after wards carried out by member of the school:
 Christmas. Greeting, Ruth Metzer; 4 aessage of Gladness. Dorothy Conklin Christmas Song. Lillian Wallace solo Holy Night, Walter McNeley ; Down al Grandpss House. Mari. Attcrbury; Why IL Is Short. Ruth Whiting; Christmas in America. Elizabeth Buchanan Christi faas is a Merry Day, Charles Williams Jabez West. Harold Wallace and William Esnl-yson Poor Dolly, Mary Adams Bear Santa Claus. Fannie Anderson; Tn, Bes. Month. Ruth Anderson, Ethel StauH1 Icy and Bertfa Wallace Merry Christ mas. Elizabeth LocsHSood :; Christina! Erfi5lcurs. Natalie Service An Address tt Santa Claus, Lois Zahn Dorothy I.adt and Lillian Williams Santa's Helpers Edward Piontkowski, Clinton Dresche and Archie Buchanan A Letter From Santa Claus Margaret West Dolly, Stocking. Janice Service If Santa Clau Should Stumble. Doris Mellor and Dor pthy MeHor. The programme conclude, with a selection by, the orchestra, unde the direction of Miss Beth Lane, violin assisted by John Kuj<la, clarionet JohI Perkins cornet and Henry La Fontainc piano.
 Monday morning ct . o'clock Rev William A. Keefe united in marriage IT yin Anthony Metten and Miss Margare O'keefe at -nuptlzl high mass in St Mary's church. Henry La Fontaine prs sided at the organ and played Mende ssohn's Wedding March as the couple ar preached the tltar. They were attende by Mir and Mrs. Joseph Francis Keat Ing of New York city. sister and brother ln-law of the bride. The bride was gowr ed in a brown tailored suit with hat match and wore a bouquet of brides TO. ts. The bridesmaid was attired in
 brown tailored suit with a hat to coI respond and carried pink carnations. IT double ring service was used
 After the ceremony wedding breal last and reception was held at the hon Of the bride. "a Fourth street with man friends and relatives attending. Tn bride received. many handsome gifts silver. cut glass and furniture.
 The bride is the daughter of Maj Grove and Patrick O'Keeke of th city and has resided with them at Fourth street. She was formerly en ployed in the United States Finishing c She was born in Seuthbridge, Mass.
 The groom is, the, sen Of Mary Hoov and Henry Melter of Kentucky. He is fireman on tne sumbarine Eagle 53 and stationed q. the Submarine Base, Ne London. He expects his discharge about a month and will take his bri, Co his home in Kentucky.
 They left on an carly train for Ne York and will visit with sorne of ii brides relatives In that place Alter the return they will reside with the bride parents on Fourth street for the pre- ent. t
 Miss Teresz Leonard is confined to h home on Hickory street with illness
 Frederick HaSiam Is confined to I home on Forth street with Alnese.
 The members of the Swedish Luther, church held their Christmas program in the church parlors Sunday evenin The programme was as follows: Song Inc congregation: Bible reading a, prayer by Rev. r. A. Peterson songs the Sunday school Scriptnrai reading the superintendent, of the Sunday scho Oscar sehandor Lords prayer, congr "atiOn: sOnG kaasss zl<A SeAEsea z.