Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-25

Mrs. Henry Cole and Roberta of Pros necttstreet, went on Thursday to Hartford to spend the holidays. MT. Cole joined them on Saturday. >.
 11S. Potter Gorton of Eleventh street, is 4nme from Bates college for the holiday.
 Mrs. Charles Zaroodski and daughter Phyllis and Mrs. John Brozdowski of New Jersey are visiting their parents MT. and Mrs. RpzycH on Prospect street.
 . The A. o. H. division No. IS, held its weekly meet at the home of Mrs. James FOX on Thursday evening. 'rWhen we were kids Grace" was given by Mrs. c. J. Hyah. Y
 ysaCharles Gadle who was operated on at BAckns hospital has returned to his home on Central avenue.
 Friday morning the kindergarten pu- pfls gave vent to the holiday spirit in their class room, which was appropriate- " decorated with the handiwork of the youngsters. A well filled Christmas tree occupied one corner of the room, its branches laden with calendars, hiotters decorated candy bags (filled with, real gwsets), all the work of the children them ssives and intended for distribution to parents and friends. ,... @ ,Programme-P Prayer, Good Morning {songl Jack Frost (song7 Richard Bolz recitation; Humpty Dumpty (Song) Bean Porridge Hot (song) Barbara Don. -ehue trecitation); song, Carol Pearson Shirley Prentice. Ruth Carpenter, Helen Brzozowski: Winffred Haydon (recita. tien) Shine Out Oh Blessed Star (song) Bye. Low, (song); < Hickory, Dickory Dock (song); Marjorie Flynn, (recita- tion); Here Comes Jolly Santa Claus tsong) 1: Alice Moran, (recitation) Mis- tRess Mary (Song) Play (Three Little Eittans).
 tWth gaily decorated Chs .stmas tree oc. Oupying the center of the stage in the assembly hall of the Greeneville schoo Friday afternoon, the various classes gathered flor the usual holiday exercises The various numbers on the program were eFeditably rendered. the group recitation sChristmas In Many Lands," by ten pu' pills of the eighth grade, being both in, /teresting and Instructive.
 AsA new photograph, purchased through the efforts of the pupils. rendered ap pgopHiate Christmas selections. This ma chine win be used in conjunction with thu regular music curriculum in the school bringing to the classrooms, the world. hest music az expressed vocally and in Efrnmentally by well known artists ant musical organizations, as well as il teachihg folk songs and dancing in somt H.the grades.
 The GReeneville school orchestra fur nisaed music for school singing Thj organization composed of pupils iron classes 1922 and 1923 has, through week ly practice, placed itself in line to b, counted as one Of the best Of its kind Ii tttis, vicinity.
 Selections, school orchestra song, Harl the Herald Angels Sing, school: recita ton. The Childen's Gift, Elinor Howa4d recitation. A Dialogue, Mary Adams Mary Stenkiwicz; recitation, A Christ mas Wish. Ruth Anderson: music. Christ Nlas selections on phonograph: recitation The Christmas Tree. William Gromko Hiida's Christmas, Irene Gordon whel EDe Christ Child Came, Helen Zaleskie escitation, Harry's Plea, Thomas Baker R1usie selections by the orchestra reel EetEon, The Christmas Tree, Doris Lund recitation. Willie Brown Letter, Ear Cisristianson; recitation, Learning t Spell. Dorothy winterbottom recitation Ffhy7 James McHugh recitation, Sant C1aus. Margaret Bassett; group recita Hbm in Many Lands, Minnie Quinley Mary stearns, Jennie Klukowski, Fried nenapsad, Statia. Labenski, Raymon Rfodell. Peter Labensli, Kenneth McNei Stanley Scraber, Edward Gromko; sonr Anserica. school; selections by orchestra