Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-23
WTLL.IMANTIC

Stone Vera Richmond, Ruth Conant, An- nesla Rice. Helen skogiund. Eva Blanch- ard, Helen DEWoncyk, Katherine talr- cloth, Howard Blanchard Grade V. Edith F. Wil1ett, teacher Songs, Christmas Time Christmas Class; 1 Ned's Dream. Philip Copeland songs, Si- ! lent Night, Away ir q Manager, class /; .Babys GShoppngt Helen Woodward { Vice Versa, Ralph WolIner song, Merry Christmas Bells, class; My Stockings, Mildred Ingersou; Christmas Story, John Millerd songs, Christmas, Christ mas Comes, rdne girls; play, The Jolliess Christmas Ever, players. Royden Kona- pasRa, Anna Mae Anderson Marjorie Meade Caroline Smith, Emile Sim7n, Haseo Farrsl. Morris Rosen.
 Grade V, Susan T. Sullivan, Teacher-- | Christmas Eve song; Christmas Carold. class; Christmas Comes, song; play, (en- ! tire ciass) Santa Claus Visits Sohopi, Players: Clayton Andrews, Grace Wind
 l1Htiler. Harry Jones, Josephine Seretny,- Richard Bill, Truman Ives, Jennie Seret- ny, Harold Setterberg, Stanley Musial Stanley klapik, Santo Bonanno, Alice G1arrctte Edna La6amTne. Winifred An
 dresVs. Ssizrs ClaTlson, Mildred Gerr7cf. Irfna Hall, Leonard M,unier, Frank Bertoucene Donald McArthur, Solomon. ! phine Seretny, Rose Ives, William Law trance Edward CzaylSa, 0mer Derosier; Christmas Time, song distribution of gifts, elves.
 Grade ", Frances T. O'Neil, teacher
 Song, Welcome. Glad Christmas Time; Just Before Christmas, Matthew Miele:
 Tonlrny's Christmas Reelection, Everett
 sl1ippee; On Christmas Morning, Elsie Rychfing, A Christmas Gift, Arthur ! pr- J1-nc Helen YoncIas, Kathryn Garvey. May Gunruta song. Up on the House Top i; A Schener, Lillian Bradley; Little Jack Horner, Jack Thompson; A Present for
 Mamma, Yetta Chasen; Christmas Time Sam By7cle; song, 0 Little Town of Beth ! leIlena; The Kittens Christmas, Rose Dzwo1czyk all sorts om children. Mary
 PlesZ. Adelle Nizract, Mary Talaronak, Ferd Mezaway: song, On December 25 i; | 1 At Seven in the Morning, Frank Ives ; D 1 All Up-tO-iate Santa Claus Henry Woi- cils; song, Away in 9 Manager; Just Like Papa, Pauline DelUGe. Bernice Rohargo, George Woodward If I could Knit, Ali 5 1 son Macarthur; \ Christmas-Trae Farm, < Thomas Sullivan The Most Noted Men, ! Wilfred Lisee. Kenneth Brown. Merrill Jones, Harry Dudick, Walter Nef. Jo- {: seph Bltcl1o; song, Santa Claus Will . 1 Come Tonight; The Mousie, Angelina ' George Haddad Shine, Stars, Shine To- night. Romeo Rondeau; song, Merry : 1 Christmas; Converting the InffdeI, Rose 1 Dzwenczyk. Fred MaZaway; Welcome |
 Santa Claus, school.
 k The many local friends of Rev. Ed s ward A. George, acting pastor of the | United Congregational church of New ] Haven, who dropped dead from apopIexy 1: on Chap4,eH street, New Haven, Tilurs1ay y f noon, were saddened when the news Or 4 his death was received. Rev. MT Efeorge :, was 8. former pastor of the First Congra- n gational church. succeeding Rev Charles r Allen Dfnsnlcre on Easter Sunday. Apr7 l, !, 1896. Rev. Mir. George while in this r. city originated the Pleasant Sunday E,v- X ening Hour" still one of the biggest Of the many activities of that church '- During the stay Of Rev Mir George thl y Sunday Evening Hour. from a small at - tendance Tapidly grew until it was nec = essary to use the main auditorium. Rev 3 Mr George left Wjilimantic F'4orGarj +, 1s04, accepting a eau fro mtha Pres E byteT'ian church Of Ithaca, N. Y.
 SI Over one hundrfd young people gather E ed at the Y. NJ C. A building Thursda3 K night ard enjoyed three educational pic
 tares, The .serDent's Tooth. Uneeda Bis | cult and Mt RanteT National park Tn 5 meeting Thursday night was to take in R JIacs Of the usual Sunday afternoon pro gram of singing. short talks and m3tiol X pictures The ofarge this week was De \ cause Christmas fell on Sunday thi \ year and the younger boys tWould wan k 10 be at their own homes
 Fl Continued cold weather has it's effect k and Engine Company No 1 and the mel
 were called ont Thursday morning 6 q at 925 fer the third chimney re sine v the coming of winter The fire waS st N -l ] Stroug's Court in the dwelling owne,
 by tie Charles Capen estate and 3ccupe,
 ny the families Of Go1die Arnold an
 William BusAe. Twelve gaF5oDg D m chemical were used to extingp}sh 5h g. blaze,
 Weather permitting, residents Of tIi
 city will enjoy listening to the grou
 iof carol singers Saturday evening. Tn ?. singers are to leave the Y NJ C. A - building on Main street at 7.30 o'cloc1
 and cover the following route: Walnut
 Valley, Pearl. Spring, Maple avenue
 Oak, Prospect, Church. Lewiston avenue
 Walnut Prospect High, Valley an .p Windhasn streets and return to the as 'A sociation building, The carol singer E have obtained a long list of names 0 m people who desire them to sing in iron - Of their homes. l lighted candle plac
 led in the window will mean an invtatio
 ] for songs although the name of the res
 ident may not be on the Christmas CarC
 Hist. Invitations have ben extended |
 the public to join with the carol sing
 CTS and revive the old time pracaice "a. Willimantic. A group of singers fro1
 the First Baptist church will cover th