Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
CANTERBURY GREEN

The entertainment at the church on Christmas eve Was largely attended, an unusually large number of children being present A tree, prettily decorated. sIood on the platform and there were decora- tions of green. The following programme was presented:
 Carol, The Glorious Song of old, by school nnd choir prayer, pastor carol Christmas Bells, choir; recitation. Well come, Walter Tracy recitation, Welcome. Linwood Tracy; duet. When Jesus Came, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Sager; recitation, A Little Girl. Edith T. Tracy; recitation, Two Neighbors, Louis Stafford; recitatioh. On Christmas, Dorothy Bart and Julia Nelson; recitation. Bethlehem, Nelson Carpenter; recitation, Christmas Thoughts, Mabel Carpenter; recitation, Just Christmas, Joe Hart; carol, Follow the Star, choir; recitatlons, Lord Jesus. Helen Utz: December. Oscar Havunen q What Would You Dor Bernard Ctz; The Christmas Tree, Helen Hart; The Chil- dren's By-low. Earl Carpenter carol. o Little Town of Bethlehem. school and choir; recitations, Christmas Joy, Ethel Teeter; A Mery Christmas. Washington Smith, How to Keep Christmas, Gladys Davis; song, Santa Claus Will Come Louis and Marian Stafford recitations. by Webster Wainwright, Loring Wainwright and Morris Tracy; dialogue, Christmas is Coming. five girls reciations. The Best of All, Lawrence Utz; The Little Pine, Toiva Havunen; carol, Good Night, by the choir.
 Santa Claus arrived at the close of the entertainment and the gifts and candy were distributed.
 The large tree had been put in place the previous day by William Jolley of Central Village, assisted by Ben Con- nell Mir. Jolly also presented the church with a patent Christmas tree holder, which he himself designed.
 A number O. visitors were In tsWn fer | the holidays. Mrs. Frank Nelson enter. | tained several guests from New York. | Mrs. Bearent, Miss Helen Dawl, Hugh | Mcbride and Mir. and Mrs. Felix Vincent. | At Mrs. Edward Lovelrs are her dRugh. | ter, Miss Edith Lowell of New Haven, and George Goddard of Montreal Miss | Maud Graves of Groton and Mrs. Walter | Pratt of Wilkesbarre, Pa. are at Fred | Safford's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Milo Apply and Mr. and J Mrs. Walter Appley and little daughter l were at the family gathering and Christ mas tree at the home of James Appiey. | MT. and Mrs. Nathan Exley and Mrs. | Abbie Buss took Christmas dinner with E>Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey of Daniel. l son.
 Miss Fanny Brown is spending her va. | cation in New Bedford and Providence
 Roger Brown Is visiting a few days with his uncle, Horace Brown of Wor, | cester.
 William Cornell and sister, Miriam spent Christmas with their sister, Mr1
 Stanley Moore, of River Point, R. Mrs. Hiram HRwes, Miss Elsie ant Merritt Hawe5 with Mrs. Hvmphrey ara
 Miss Helen Nelson metered to ProVidenc,
 Thursday.
 A special meeting of Canterbur,
 grange was held Wednesday evening Tn.
 officers were installed for the coznin,
 year by Mrs Charles Hyde of Brooklyn
 assisted by MT. Hyde. Supper was serv
 ed at the close of the session. During tn
 business hour resolution was introduc
 by Mr. Wilson and unanimously adopted ! and set forth that at meeting of Can terbury grange, held December %, thi
 grange entered a vote. ef thanks t , Messrs. Williams, Frihk, Wilson. Ban . field and Baton and Miss Ruth Herrics
 for their gratiutious entertainment 10 the benefit of the grange. December II