Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-10
Dolly B. Stanton 806 Main Street
 Willirnantic, Conn.

lie KarchmarFky. Louis Manviile ?etHr Nebar, Delpha Pachiodo. Eliza Pachiode. Sophie Sokin. cscar Pevner. Annie Powal- ishen. Clinton Share. Joseph Snithline, Sophie PecariHe Pauline StepaBieiz. Frank Titisky. Mike Titisky. William West, Violet West. William Wylie. Fan nie Kostieko, Helen Arvezee, Ruth shaf- fer.
 Grades aad VI, Mrs Church teacher: Lillian Barre. Lucy I3eckwith, Marjorie Carbee, Justine Chapel, Marian Chapman. John Daniels. .Miidied Kornosewicz, VII fred Louisgnon. James McFarlzne, Mar garet Rice. Lillian Ritchie, James Rosen- lund, Mabel sokin, Gladys Phillips. Ethei | wylie
 Grades VII and VIII. Miss Bryant teacher and principal: Robert Bergman. Stephen Boskas Louis Gero. Bjarne John son, Viola West, Rosilda Lousignon. Ad- die Daniels Katltryne Florman Rose Hickey, IHgolf Johnson Joseph Tyrczyk.
 Mrs. Annie Hooper of Portland. Me. Is spending some time with relatives here | The womans Baptist Missionary so- I ciety met with Mrs. Francis Mitchell a. | lt1e parsonage Wednesday afternoon witls l i4 in attendsnce The meeting opened l with singing the hymn More About Jesuh I Would Know. The president. Mrs. I Thomas Church, read scripture passages land Mss 5tsie Myrd Tered rrasrr. The I report of the last meeting was read by l the secretary, also a letter from the Aa- ther school in South Carolina aeknow-
 ledging with thanks the rcceiyl of a bar
 tel of clothing which the sociefs had sent
 several months ago: The subject Of the
 afternoon was Medical Work tn Indie The first reading was by Mrs. Jefrers.
 The second reading, enti-ied When We
 Began, was by Mrs. Annie Hooper. Our Work at Neilore. by Miss Wood. A piano
 selection was given by Miss Grace Lyon-
 Mrs Hoorer read The Story of Gift Of
 Land, and Mrs Woodmansee The Nurses Training School The Story Of
 NandaInah was given by Miss Lyon, The
 poem written by Brahuiin count. In the Secret of His PreseT ce. was read by Mrx.
 Hooper, and the reading Challenge 70 Christians was by Mrs. Church. The 60. clety voted to contribute s5 to the Neal
 East fund. The meeting closed with sing
 ing l Love to Tell tEe story and the Miz- pah benediotion. The offering was sl-ee.
 Mrs. Grace BIackley of New York il spending several weeks here with her sister, Miss Katherine Bryant
 , In Assembly hall of the school the fol- lowing .progrt m was given by pupils ei Palmer Memorial sehool for the recent
 holiday: Song, Thanksgi.mg. scnoel; dla. logue. The Little Pisrims, SIX chndrtn grade II; song. Thanksgiving Day7 grades | and II; recitation. The Unzus- picious Turkey. Lillian Rstchie; song , Thanksgiving Day, grades III End " dialogue, Why We Should Be Thankful grades Y and VI: dialogue. In Pilg ii- , Time. grade |; song. Jingle Bells -setcol recitation, The PriIn Little Maid. Pear
 Conan; recitation, The Little Pilgrim'i
 Story, Gertrude Church reading. Ths : Bronze Black Turkey, James McFarlane ring, Thanksgiving Day, grades III. " . and VI; selection. Autumn, grade VIII
 sofg, The Landing of the Pilgrims, grade, v and VI; dialogue. After Thanksgiving six children, grade II violin selection Gliding Along, Louis Gero; recitation Ted's Story of Thanksgiving. Lloyd Kse ney; reading, F.rEt Thanksgiving Day Marjorie Carbie song, The HarveF Song, grades VII and VIII; reading. Tn, Thanksgiving. Prudence Made, Doroti1, Church; dialogue, Thanksgiving Da, Dinner. f2 children, grades III and " reading, The Pilgrims. Mildred Davis . recitation, Thanksgiving Story, Nilfre 7 I.ousignon; musical selection. Hunoresks
 My Isle of Golden Dreams, catharin
 Aastroddi; recitation. The Reason fo 4 Thanksgiving, grade VII; song. Amerscs
 school.