Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-13
NORWICH TOWN

At the Methodist church, Sunday morning, the pastor, Rev. James B. Aldrich preached from Mark 10:13-14 And they brought young children to Him, that He should touch them; and His disciples rebulled these that brought them. But when Jesus saw it He was much displeased and said unto them. suffer the little children to come unto Me, and forbid them not; for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven. Following the seT mon Rev. MT, Aldrich baptised seven children Jane the infant daughter of MT anG Mrs. William Waters: Elliot Perkins, son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Perkins: Claude Stanton, grand son of MT. and Mrs. Remus Stanton: Mildred Weaver and John Richard Carter, caildi en of MT. and Mrs. Richard Carter; Augusta Miller, daughter of MT. and Mrs Fred Miller and Elsie Lucille daughter of Mrs. Elsie Fielding. The church was effectively decorated with roses. pink and white peonies, the desk be- ing banked with laurel. Miss Miriam Griswold was chairman of the decorat- ing committee.
 The Christian Endeavor service at 6:45, was conducted by the Preston l Ciyt c. E. society.
 At 7:30, a Children's Day concert was held in the auditorium, the pro- 1 gramme as arranged by Mrs Richard 1 Carter. who trained the children, was as follows: Song, congregation; pray l CT, Rev. MT. Aidrich song, Sunny June, choir; recitation, Little Lambs ! Are We, Helen Rudd and Irving Hill; 1 exercise, The Message of the Flowers 1 Isabelle Kimbau Grace Mitchell, Ed na Judson: recitation, Forget Me Not Dorothy Miller; Song, choir ;recita- tion, The Three Blessings Home, School Church, Claude Stanton; cx- 1 ercise, Sunshine by four Primary girls Annie Mitchell, Helen Rudd, Mildred Carter, Virginia Ward; exer- l else, Remember Thy Creator, Beulah Rogers; recitation. The Letter Box, Calvin Edmiston; solo, Children s 1 Day, Edna Judson; recitation, The Song of the Day Ralph Judson, exer- else, The Daisy Wreath by Rose class. Inez Edmiston. Augusta Miller, Glad is Cruthers, Isabelle Gimban, Grace Mitchell, Fife Ladd, and teacher Miss Miriam Griswold; recitation, The Lad der of St. Augustine, Longfellow, Gladys Cruthers; recitation, Robin, Ralph Mitchell; exercise, New Re cruits by six boys, Arthur Bennett Mark Aldrich, JohE Carter, Claude Stanton, Robert Ringland and Elliot Perkins also Effie I0dd, the last named taking the solo part, Jesus
 
 land. In the musical tableau, Miss The0dora Brown was the speaker The songs were given as follows: My Mothers Old Bible, Gianch Wheeler; flushed was the kpeamg flynn, choir Winter Than Snow, Augusta Miller; The Snow Prayer, Gladys Cruthers Hark the Voice of Jesus Calling, chair; Take My Life and Let it Be, tableau 1 Miss Gertrude left and Miss Florence l Bennett imDerSonated Lois and Ell nice; Mrs. George Manning, Mann wife; Mark Aldrich. Timothy. Arthur Bennett held the shallow basket, Haze Cruthers was organist.
 A class of fifteen children received their first Holy Communion at tn, 8:30 o'clock mass, Sunday morning a the Sacred Heart church. The girl were dressed in white and wore veil. with wreaths of smilax.
 The last meeting 1or this seasor of the Lathrop Memorial Foreign Missionary society is to be held Wed nesday afternoon, at 3:S0, in the F'irs Congre egational cnape1 The lesson fol . the day will be the last lesson in thu Mission Study Book
 Mrs. Philena Hough Noland of -Eas
 Town Street. is visiting friends il Brattleboro, Vt.
 [ Mrs. Mary White, nurse at tn, Johnson Home has returned after sev. f eral weeks absence, during which sh, : visited her cousin in Mystic also a {; the home of her son-in- law an; daughter, MT and Mrs. Fred Newbur. { Gala White) of Bloomfield
 : Joseph Hill of Long Island, former l. of Norwich Town. has been visiting e for few days at the home of his par
 ents. MT. and Mrs Albert Hill.