Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-13

Lucy Carpenter; reCltaCl0ns sButtercupS and. Children, John Macdonald; song, Jesus Bids Us Shine, primary department; recitation, Sunshine, Dorothy Mansfield, Donita Stahl, Martha Thayer; scripture, Twenty Psalm. the junior depart nent; recitation, One by One, Paul Ros- we'll, Harry, Philip and Robbie Wheaton i; | song, Bright from the Heavens, 12 girls recitation, My Heart is Gods Little Gar den. Blanche Greene; recitation God is | Love. Natalie Dean. Caroline Morse, Bob- bic Mansfield song; Praise Him, primary department; recitation. Happy Children's Day, Junior Jones; recitation, What Can They Do? Betty Wright, Effie Perry, Alice Tourtellotte, Pauline Rawley, Doro-
 thy Bradford, Elmer Chandler and Harry l Thayer presentation of Bible to children
 of the parish who have been baptized by the pastor and have reached their 7th
 birthday; response, Holy Bible, Book
 Divine, junior choir and school; recita- tion, Your Part, Jack Babcock: collection
 by Doris Dean. Pauline Rawley, Dorothy Bradford, Martha Thayer. Dorothy Mans field. Donita Stahl and Enis Hanton re- cessional, America the Beautiful, junior
 choir, school and congregation; benedic-
 tion. Rev. Boynton Merrill.
 At the Methodist church the program
 was arranged under the direction of Miss
 Hattie Fox and was conducted by D. B.,
 Gilbert superintendent of the Sunday
 school. The numbers were as follows:
 Processional, the choir; scripture reading,
 Mrs. Carrie B. Gascoigne; prayer, led by Mrs. GaScoigne anthem.' the choir; reef
 tation, The Children's Welcome. Beatrice
 Swanson, Syble Reach, Helen Evans and Elizabeth Winslow anthem, Creations
 King, choir sermonette, Byron F. Will l cox song. In His Temple, choir recita- 7 tion Roses of June. Beatrice Shaw reci-
 tation, We Are His Lambs, two boys |; 7 duet Marion and Christine Wilcox; reci- ) tation, Do Your Best. Doris Swanson i; recitation, Before I Go to Bed, Walter r Whitman; recitation, The Vision Splen- did Marion Wilcox; song, Bright Visions, 7 chorus and choir; recitation, Heart Pic e lures, Wilfred Winslow, Nelson King, 2 Fred Bidwell, Herbert Reach recitation, { One Day for the Children. Florence, Elm | fly and Clayton Shaw recitation, What d Are the Children Saying?l Alvin Sweet
 song, The Guiding Light choir; recita- h ton, A Child's Prayer Millicent Rock : collection hymn, choir; benediction. l. The Blue Ribon class of the Baptist Sunday school, Miss Helen Keech teacher a arranged the following program for the Q exercises at that church.. Song, Little
 Stars, junior girls and boys; scripture ' reading and prayer, Rev. John Stoddard n !, frecitaton,. Welcome, Carl Swanson reel n tation, Childrens Day; Eliza Jackson
 recitation, Loving the Saviour Dorothy J. Peterson; What It Was Meant For, Haze '- Ames song, Jesus Bids Us Shine, Johr e C. Stoddard. Jr.; recitation, My Light e Ada Morse; recitation, A Thank Yo,
 Prayer, Mabel Jackson; recitation, WheI 'e Chiidren's Day Began, Rhoda Hislop 'e recitation, A Boy, Augustus Wilson duet le Apple Blossom Time, Audrey Baker ant B. Gladys Chaffee; recitation, A Sunbeam k Beth Thompson: exercise of thanks n Judith Sabin, Helen Sobray. John Stod n dard, Robert Belisle; recitation, N n Standing SUI, Helen Smith; duet, June
 time eBauty Nina Hanton and Cornn N Wilson recitation, The Bright June Time le Mildred Davis; recitation, Wave the Fla E. for Children's Day, Julia Peterson reel yh tation, If I Only Knew. Dicy Jackson in recitation, Cheer Up, Nellie Davis; exer it else, Little Sunbeams, junior boys an E. girls; recitation, Brightness All Around al Martha Torrey; recitation. Be a Bit c SC Sunshine, Doris Smith; recitation, A Lii Se tie Child Shall Lead Them Elliott MoJ SC att; The Bells, Gladys Chaffee and Ar g. drey Baker; recitation, When He Live
 Here Long Ago Viola Lavalle; recits in tion, l Want to Be Sometlfng for Jesu SC Mabel Thompson; song, junior boys an be girls; remarks, Rev. John c. Stoddard. Ky Ky. Patrick McGarry, 70, of Woodstock av,
 nue, for 25 years d resident of Putnar .o dropped dead Friday night in the spinnir ,sn room of the Manhasset Manufacturir nd company, where he was employed M
 McGarry, who worked on the night shi N, at the mill at the tlnae of his death, whic lie occurred shortly after o'clock, was si ", ting on a box changing to his workir
 clothes. Suddenly he was seen to pitc o+ forward and fall to the floor, and wht on Martin J. Hogan, boss spinner on the ds
 shift and other employees in the roo - reached his side he was dead, <
 "eu " MT. McGarry was born in County May ~ Ireland. At the age of Is he came = r this country and made his home in Prov " dence. Twenty-Five years ago he nov,
 to Putnam, where he has been employ, as in local mills. While in Providence --N married Miss Mary Finn. Mir. and MI ,.5 McGarry celebrated their golden weddil ,a1 anniversary last June. Besides his vii ae+ Mir McGarry leaves five children, Re .ili Thomas McGarry of St Josephs paris
 Meriden, Ruth of Boston and Mary, Ell :, and Margaret of Putnam. MT. McGar tnr was a member of CargilI council, No < K. of C., and also of the Holy Name S or, cfety. In both of these organizations
 took an active interest.
 in Funeral services for Mary J. Hammor re- IS, widow of Prescott P. Hammond, W
 died Friday in Norwich. were held at m o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Congl va gational church in West Woodsto, ass Burial was in Barlow cemetery, Woe me stock.
 ek Sophranie Caisse, s5, wife 0f Ferdina of Caisse, who died Thursday. night at r .ed home, was born in St. Denis. Canada, {
 daughter of Jean and Sophie Bousql be Lapare. Funeral services were held St nge day afternoon at o'clock at St. Mar
 church, Putnam, and burial was in Bit Mary's cemetery.
 lch Mrs. AIphonsine Benoit, 57. wife of ce- sene Benoit. died Friday at her home
 Putnam She was born in St. Jean, Ca its ada. the daughter of Permeli .Auger a to Pierre St. Onge.
 the 1.-.,,. by poa Eawara,n@ e seentekAro' ,+sa @ WlIe or wlln
 IL the Day Kjmban hospital. She was bc at in Fall River. Mass, the daughter of a, phonse and Rosanna Duvert Patnaude 4ha Victor Holgerson of Ballou street V
 in Worcester Saturday to see his dau; +ba ter Rose, who is at City hospital. ] her i''0 s" " .i .i"0eVie oL tue af- last week while playing at the Nor
 Nightingale playground, Putnam ba Holgerson was accompanied to Worces or,- by his daughter Bertha.
 var Mrs. Annie Child of South Main str
 and children, Donald and Bertha, bA Putnam Saturday for Mt. Holyoke, wh eTo they will attend the commencement
 ercises of Mt. Holyoke college. Miss R
 Child is a student at the college She c 10 return to Putnam this week Mrs. CT .' remained over the week end
 Midshfpnan William Ranerty, son