Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-30

Nearly 10 children enjoyed the
Christmas tree given for them BY the
members Of the Westerly Masonic club
In the club rooms on High street, the
big tree was beautifully decorated and
each boy or girl was presented pair OF
wooden stockings, gloves and rIboers,
besides an armful of toys, lee cream
and waters were served the little guests.
Music was furnished by an orchestra
during the festivities.
Only few days remain for people In
this section to take out their afiSbur
lance membership with the Westerly
Sanitary corps. The fee Of $3.50 for am
bulance service for 1922 . payable UP
to the first Of the new year when new
ruling as to use Of the ambulance will
be put in force by hte sanitary corps.
Edwin Allen, an instructor at RensSe-
Iaer Institute Of Technology, Is spending
the holidays at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Spargo Of
Haverhill. Mass, have returned home
after visiting. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Spargo.
William Cross Of Westerly Is visiting
ais mother in Chester Penn.
At the Methodist church Saturday eve
ming there will be a watch night ser
vice.
The Ladies' Circle Of Pawcatuck Con-
gregat.onal church met Thursday after
aoon with Mrs. Fred Mcdonald.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mills of Westerly
spent the holidays with Hartford rela-
lives.
Mrs. Hannah Donohue Of Boston spent
Christmas with the Misses Tuites.
Joseph y. Burke Of Petersburg, Va,
Vas = recent caller here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ecclestone Of
Spruce street announce the engagement
u their daughter Miss Doris to William
Phillips Of the West Side.
Miss Doris Burdick Of Boston is spend
mg the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, 7. E. Burdick,
TIE Christmas program provided by
Westerly grange at Avondale for the en-
tertailment Of the children of the COM
lnunty was carried out with a larger at
tendance than usual There was a beau
tisully decorated tree. also boxes of can
dy. oranges and gifts for everyone
Christmas Rotations were given by the
smaller children \ tableau and panto'
mime. The First Christmas, was present
I'd by the entertainment committee as
follows. The Spirit of Prophecy; Appear
BuCe Of Angel to Joseph Anunciation t
afAa4 'ld- -c4L ~ l-44AdDttl oliDlt
scene; Shepherd scene; Alteration by
Shepherds. and final tableau. In The
Gross of Christ I Glory. Those taking
part were Miss Ethe, James. Spirit o.
Prophecy; Miss Jennie McShane, first an
gel Carol Blackler, as Joseph; Mrs
Emma Arzamarske as Mary; Mrs. Eliz
hbeh Henson, as Elizabeth; Miss Eliz
Rbe-h Chapman, second angel and vii
jam GavitJ. Israel Chapman, Clifford
Langworrhy. George Cottreu and Dr. J
n Chapman, as shepherds. Afte rth
Entertainment fee cream, cake and cot
Zee were served and a social hour Will
dancing was enjoyed;
Forty-fve families were provided vel
SHED Christmas boxes cor aiming every
thing use5lll for a good Christmas din
lsr. and some had toys for the children
The Sanitary corps, with five automo
Giles. made quick work of deliverin
these boxes, and the mission worker
Rer1 grateful 10 them for their efficien
sl. The Red Cross Motor corps ais
gave the use Of ears during the weel
aud the following churches and societie
contributed to the work. Ladies' Aid Sc
-rty of Christian church, S D. B. Sc
-.oty Of Seventh Day Baptist church
Girls club. Crescent club Intermedat
Christian Endeavor of Firs- Baptis
church. Girls Friendly society of Chris
-Aurch Congregational church Sunda
school Avondale Sunday school, Ladies