Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-25
EWETT CITY

The Christmas exercises and tree at the Baptist church were held on Satur- day night, the program being in charge of Mabel Frink, Mrs. D E. Gilbert, Grace Olin and Georgiana Campbell. Lemuel Green acted as Santa Claus. This program was given: Recitation, Welcome, Edith Willard recitation. Merry Christmas, Ruth Gill; chorus by
 young ladies; recitation, Dolly Time. Christmas, Jamie Mager; recitation, Free Gifts, William Brewster; solo, Mil ! dred Gilbert recitation. Alberta Scates i recitation, Visit by Saint Nicholas Ar thur Willard solo and chorus, Winifred Scates; Christmas Stockings, Raymond Cathcart; exercise. Mrs. A M. Browns class; recitation, Dear Old Santa Claus. Chester Sweet; duet, Doris Carpenter and Ellen Prior; recitation, Longest Day, Arthur Tripp recitation, My Fa- vorite Tree, Arthur Gray; recitation, Do1ly's Best Christmas Gift, Marion Wilbur; chorus, Star Song; exercise by four girls, Christmas Blessings; recita- ton, A Hope, Jessie Willard recitation, It's Christmas, Helen Bolderson; duet. Emma Dearnley and Beatrice Cathcart; i; recitation, Lois Gill; recitation, Who Is Santa? Ruth, Cathcart; exercise. Good Night, by nine children; chorus, Glory in the Highest.
 MT. and Mrs J. H. Tracy have as Christmas guests Miss Sfbyl Tracy cf Mt Vernon, N. r, Dr. and Mrs. Nor man Tracy and son Gordon of Boston and MT. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and
 son Robert of Hartford.
 Miss Mary Potts Of Manchester, N. l H., 4is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. E. Paul. | Robbins Stoeekel, motor vehicle conmis- sioner, to give publictyg to the fact that | no. extension will be granted on 1923 registrations. Every application receiv- ed to date in proper form issued. Im- possible to forward by mail registration received on or. after Dec. 2S so they will | reach applicant by January first.
 Few more girls :. wanted !. on Foster
 windefs. Apply A. B. Burleson & Co.,
 adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Franc&s Campbell have
 as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Casavant Mrs. Celia Geist.- MT. and Mrs. John l McCarron- and daughter Mildred of
 Providence. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur ohicer l o6 Wethersfeld, William Sendan and | Theodore. Goodrun of aftville.
 l MT. and Mrs, Edmond JoEoen an1 l daughter Catherine are spending | Christmas in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 l Fred s. Campbell .s1S, Y1S1tInS hx9 son ] Howard R. Campbell in Bayonne, N.
 Several. local young men went to Vol untown to shoot with the Aried club and for beginners make very good records. | The distance shot at was fifty yards.
 using p cal5bre rifles. It Is expected | that some of. the members Of the local
 club will go to Norwich Wednesday night and if enough go match shoot | with the Norwich Rifle, clI1o- will be
 held The -Jewett City men's score wAs
 Francis Johnson 1850, John Johnson 35+, Earl Hiscox 44e, Dona BaIiou 45S, Charles Palmer 49o. = 5 l Mre. Frank Spaulding of BrookIyn, Conn. and AqtSs Maud Gilbert Of New
 London are g1ests at P. E. Gibers.
 Ellen Prior Beatrice Cathcart. Mil
 dred Sweet Ruby Gray. Samuel Cath -cart and Albert Franklin were baptized
 at the Baptist church Sunday morning. l Miss Bessie McCluggage, the nignt Operator at the telephone exchange, re-
 ceived hurry call about 1a.3e Sunday morning, saying a murder was commit
 ted on PhilIips street. She blew her 'sldalie for odlcer McDermott. .tsla hilu