Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-31
WESTMINSTER

The pastors theme Sunday last al morning worship, was from the first chap ter or St. John, Gods great gift Life ana immortality brought to light through the Gospel" the Word was made fiesh. and dwelt among us and we behlcd His glory"
 The subject for 1s2Ts first Circle-of- PrayNr-aI-Fiome-AltarR is the firzt clause in the Bible Tn the beginning God Considering God first" Other passages. Rom ll;s3-Ss and Hebrews 2:s-Is.
 Christmas eve was a perfect night and an appreciative audience listened to the following program, presented by the westminster school assisted by an orches- tra of four pieces at at tinnes five:
 Doxology with orchestral accompani- ment; the Lords Prayer in unison: duet. members of the choir; the Story of the Shepherds and the Song of the Angels. the superintendent; prayer by pastor {: selection by orchestra: reading Miss Jones; reading. Mrs. Linell: recitation. Earl Macleod; recitation, Zola Page; se- lection by orchestra; recitation, simona Raymond; reading. Bonita Dusenbsrri Gin costume) Psalm I. boys in unison {: Psalm 23, Girls in unison; Psalm 24. school in unison; duet, Mrs. Mead and Mrs. Linell; recitations, Zola Page and
 
 Heldstrom; song. simona Raymond: rec itations, Saul Ahola. Anna Olsen. Edith Olsen song. Bonita Dusenberri and Selma Hoffman recitation, Ruth Rosenweir; se- lection. orchestra: reading. Mrs. Mann Page: offering for the starTing children In the Near East recitation. Selma Hon- ma; invitation 10 the pastors reception. to all in the community. held In c5nnet- l ton with the church meeting at the par 1 sonase, Monday, Jan. 10. 1921 al D 1n. the plum pudding participation; each child on the program and each punil in the church scchool pulling oui a plum {. i distribution of the named pack3ges to each pupil and Co others: candy tubes to ] each child present. 12 years old or under ] the evening concluding with a short so- 1 eial period. All cu th- program did their ! best. and tha ~-r----s -.,-sl pleas ure ia the evenings entertainment. Christmas ul-- .--. people were i entertained by th1 Oisens at their home 'Iorgview.' Miss Olsen having returned ! from Norwich for the Christmas week end and Nlr. and Mrs. Clarence Beright- son CNegeborg Olssn) from East Hart ford
 Honey Israel Rcss1zweic Of Providence | was at home over Christmas. Mrs. Nash who has been with her sis ter. Mrs. Wm. Davies several weeks. re turned 10 her Darien home for Christina, with her husband
 Mrs. Wu. Dayias has recovered iron an infected S1~- ,-t-.-'- -- l.. around he room. little on crutches.
 Fred Allen. " ,t---.. of the lcca school. has enlisted in the r. 2. navy and is at the Great Lakes training station.
 Another boy. graduating 9 year befort MT Allen and who was in town las. sun rer. Dick Merrifeld. s in the Nev Utrecht. New York high school as fourth term hoy. He was selected iron eight in fl.e senior class to personate Jo seph IefsersOn's part of Bob Acres" i '-The Rivals" given by the school at thef
 holiday recess. He is also one of fou
 boys winning a Brooklyn Art Insti'ut scholarship, the only younger class bo to receive it this year.
 | The Columbus Smith farm has recent been sold to MT. Tryon at good pric' , report savs.
 The Hall place has also changed han,
 the new owners being two families c Lithuanians
 : Mir and Mrs. Mann Page and Mir. an , Mrs. Arthur Merriffeld returned 10 Ne- York the first of the week The meeting of Westminste Ecciesias ! tical society is to be held al the chuTc house Monday next, Jan. 3 at . o'clock
 The Ladies' Aid society's first mee. , , ing of the year comes Thursday, Janr . ary 4th.
 Mrs. Axel Heldstrom and son. Harr have returned from a trip to New York Sunday morning the temperature va degrees Fahrenheit iu some part y Westminster.
 The communion service is to be Sunda
 next.