Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
GALES PERKY

Ye Olden Time concert was given Sat- urday evening in the Country club house under the auspices of the Village Im- provement association by concert troupe. The program follows: Opening, with poem, recited by Patience Saman- thy Tubbs, Gertrude B. Latimer; Long, Long Ago. sung by full chorus; solo. Grandma's Advice. Penelope Theodosia Stirabout. Hazel Banfeld of Norwich solo. Cousin Jedediah. Judith Melissa Dusenberry. Mrs. Walter A. Buckingham, with full chorus; piano selection, The Girl Left Behind Me. with brilliant va riations, Jerusha Annie Sparks, Caroline B. Freeman; Anvil Chorus, by troupe Loves Old Sweet Song, solo, Timothy Titcomb Onderdank. Everett Moves, full chorus Wtlistling solo. The Flower Song Hannah Honeybun, Ethel Woodward quartet, (a) Russia, Cb) Sweet and Low, Judith Melissa Dusenberry, Mrs. Buck ipgham, Charity Ann Sobersides, Del phine Fish, Shardach Longfellow, D. R. Povey, Timothy Titcomb Onderdank, Mir. Moves; duet. Rachel and Reuben, Pa tience Sanantlly Tubbs, Mrs Latimer, Shadrach Longfellow. D. R. Povey; piano solo. Dixie Land. Araminta Hope wheez- cache. Jennie G. Perkins: Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. Timothy Titcomb Onderdank. MT. Moves; closing chorus, Aud Lang Syne.
 The numbers received much applause and Mrs. Buckingham. Mrs. Latimer and Miss Freeman received flowers. The mu- sicaI director was Rev. Allen Shaw Bush. and pianist. Caroline B. Freeman The costumes of the troupe were of the olden time and were picturesque with powdered hair and rouge.
 The full chorus comprised: Sopranos, Mrs Buckingham, Mrs. Allen s. Bush, Mrs. Everett Moves. Mrs. Fanny A. Mol throp, Mrs. Latimer. Miss Laura A. Per- kins and Miss Grace E. Povey; altos, Mrs. Fish, Miss Banfield; tenors. Rev. W. D. Woodward. D. R. Povey; bass Walter M. Buckingham, Everett Moves and c. E. Coiver. It Is thought the concert may be repeated at some time in the future
 The meat pie supper and annual Christ mas sale by the Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church was held Thursday evening in the vestry of the church. The stormy weather prevented large attend ance from out of town. The men walters who assisted in serving under the direc- tion of Nelson Parker, chairman. were c. E. Colver, Dudley c. Perkins Richard H. Chase, J. Edmund Norm.n. H. Win l.. IS- |, president of the society. and Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop were in charge of the sale of children's frocks and aprons for the ! Ladies Aid society.
 At a meeting of the Sunday school board following the supper, the nominat- | ing committee, with Mrs. D. z. Perkins | chairman, Mrs. Molthrop and Mrs. c. B. Colver. reported through the chairman and asked for reelection of the same
 officers, making but one change. and fl i was so voted. The roll of officers for the ] ensuing year follows:
 Superintendent. c. E. CoIver; assistant
 superintendent. D. c. Perkins; secretary
 and treasurer, Miss Alice Satterlee;' as-
 sistant secretary, Miss Ethel Woodward
 assistant treasurer and librarian, R. Irv- ing Hurlbutt ;- pianist, Miss Jennie C.
 Perkins :; assistant pianiAt, Miss Satter. 1 lee; home department superintendent
 Mrs. Andrew P. Miller; assistant home department superintendent, Mrs. R.. Irv. ing Huributt;. cradle roll superintendent Mrs. J. Edmund Norman.
 Members of the Sunday school board Mrs. Molthrop. Mrs. Richard H. Chast
 and Nelson Parker. were also elected al
 this time, and the Misses Gertrude> Allen Laura McGuire and Madeline Birch wert
 named as assistants to the cradle roll su T perintendent.
 I At the Sunday morning service in tn, I M E. church Rev. w.sD.swoodward gay,
 a hrief talk to, the children of the con
 gregation from the words God Is Love
 taking his text for his sermon from Jol 32; 8. At the ofEertory Dear God ant Father was sung by D. R. Povey.
 At the close Of the Sunday school ses
 sion action was. taken on Christina I celebration for the school and the dat
 was fixed for the Wednesday evening fol
 lowing Christmas. It was voted to havr U Christnas tree and the following com
 mfttees were appointed:
 l Committee to purehase gifts. Miss len nie e. Perkins. Mrs. c. D. Colver, Misse
 Gertrude Allen and Ethel Woodward. Tree-Dudley c. Perkins class Q s------>----s---zz--s-- -.-&f