Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23

Dorothy Aberg, Jane Mayor, Edith Heap, Frank Moors, Edwin Trueger Fairies, Anna Geiser, Annette Herr mann, Dorothy Simino Following the playlet there was the usual distribution of gifts and candy for all the children in the school, Santa Claus having the assistance of several others, so heavy was his pack
 The girls chorus included Miss NiI- dred Dunlop, Miss Edna Krodell. Miss Mary Martin, Miss Mildred Troeger. Miss Selma Adams. Miss Elizabeth Newton. Mrs. Bidwell was accompan- led by Miss Nellie Howie on the piano,
 The following committees were fin charge Of the affair: Entertainment. Miss Mathilde Stapfer. Miss Afa1H Hodkinson, Miss Ruth E.. Heap and Mrs. George W. Weller, IT. evergreens, Raymond A. Pingree:. Christmas tres, E. W, Warrington decorations, Rev. Edwin C. Crowdis. Robert Brown, Al Ian Bogle Earle M Wood, Fred Knowles, Victor H. Davis, Oscar Ma thewson, Miss Elsie F. Heap, Miss Nyra Warrington, Miss Mary Taggart. Miss Elsie M. Kinder. Miss Helen Campbell, Mrs Allan Bogle, Mrs. Edwin G. Crow dis, Miss Flossie N. Meyer, Miss Sadie Newton, Miss Dorothy Wood, Miss Ger trude M. Young and Mrs. Eugene ". Monty.
 The Ladies' BenevoIsnt Society help ed great deal this year, by filling the boxes with candy at their last meeting.
 Lawrence Burke of Baltic has been engaged by the Lisbon school board as a teacher at the Newent school.
 Miss Louise Sigrist of the Backus hospital. Norwich, spent Thursday with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs George Simino of Merchants ave- AA,.
 The weekly meeting Of Troop 3, Boy Scouts was postponed this week because of the Christmas entertainment at the TaftvSle Congregational church.
 Kenneth TrOeger. the small son of Mir. and Mrs. Christopher Troeger of North Third avenue, who slid into the automobile of Dr. John W. Callahan ot Norwich on Norwich avenue, Thursday noon and who was taken at oneeAto the Backus hospital, was brought back ttc his home Friday noon. The little fel- low had to have several stitches taken in his. head to close deep gash, but exhibited a great deal of pluck The many friends of the family are glad t. learn that the results were not more se- rious, and that he has been able to re turn home so soon.
 The annual Christmas entertainnnent for the pupils of Sacred Heart schoo, was held Thursday afternoon at the parish hall, after which the school closed for the holidays. There was a gaily decorated Christmas tree and candy was distributed to the young sters.
 At the Peoples Store Incorporated fancy thin Christmas ribbon candy, 3 lt box 37c.-adv.
 Richard Grover of New Haven is spending the holiday vacation at his home on North Third avenue
 Harold Heap. a student at the New Bedford Textile School, will spend the eChristmas vacation at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Lee Heap oi South Second avenue.
 Miss Rose Murphy of Easthampton l Conn.,, is at the home of her parents Afr. and Mrs Dennis c. Murphy for the holidays.
 Miss Roberta Grove of South Man. chester, Conn. is spending the Christ. mas vacation with her parents, Mir. a1.G Mrs. Thomas Grove of South X street
 John Keefe of South A street, whc has been i'll for the past few days, |. able to return 10 his work.
 Mrs. Joseph Paqu;n and son EdmunG or worth street left Friday for Br;s- tol. Conn, where they will spend the holidays with Mrs. Paquin's brother and sister-in-hw, MT. and Mrs. Edway Be-geron and family. Mir. Paqun ana Miss Mary Bergeron will leave town or Saturday for Bristol
 Mrs. Robert Brooks of Terrace ave. nus is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John WiIdgoose of Pawtucllet, R. I. MT Brooks and family will join her Satu.- UaS.
 Mrs. Gottlief Henzler of Germania avenue leaves today (Saturdayl for Cleveland to spend the holidays with her daughter. Mrs. Eugene w. Sullivan. On her return trip Mrs. HenzIer will visit Niagara Falls. 4