Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-12

children's Day exercises were held Sunday morning at the Taftville Con- gregational Church in place of the usual preaching service. The church was attractively decorated, a large trellis having been built in the rear of the platform, over which was lwined rambler roses. Shrubbery had been banked around the sides. with a border of laurel peonies. daisies and syringa, giving the effect of a gar Sen. The program was as follows: Organ and Piano Voluntary, Miss Dorothy Wood, pianiste; Hymn, Neca ga, Congregation; Recitation. ''Wel ,ome," Frank Moors; Recitation. "A Recipe Gladys Kinder; Recitation. Little Folks" Walter Wholleben and Jane Mayor; Scripture Reading, Con Eregation; Hymn. Welcome to Chil- drens Day." School; Recitation, Tit To, Mrs. James A. Bidwell: Recita- tin, Give with Cheerful Heart" AL bert Airey; Offering; Hymn. 'If," School; Recitation, Something to Learn from the Flowers Phyllis Air sy, Edith Adams. Mary Alice Watts, Melba Monty. Blanche Krodel, Jean Copeland Primary and Beginners Song; Recitation, Signs of Childrens s Day" Edith Heap; Recitation. Sum ner's Come Reginald Monty; Reef lation. Little Pilgrim" Rose Hod- Iinson; Song, Sweet and Low, Dor othy Simino, Frances Krodel, Alber- ta Mather; Recitation, The Precious Secret" Mildred Warrington; Recita tion. Making Sunshine" Elizabeth Brooks; Hymn, Joy in the Master s Service" School; Benediction. The committee in charge of the exercises were Miss Elsie Kinder, Miss Stella Warrington. Miss Ruth D. Heap, Mrs. William Emerson and Mrs. Allan Bo- gle. The decorations were done by Allan Bogle, Earl NJ. Wood, William H. Whitehead and Miss Mildred KIoss, assisted by Edwin Heap, Henry Troe- ger, Lester ingree and Jack Houston. The Wednesday Knights, one of the organized classes of the Sunday School, acted as ushers and took the offering. Fred Knowles was in general charge. Mrs. Bidwell, the soloist, was assisted by a chorus comprising Mas Elizabeth Hartley, Miss Elsie Heberd- Ing, Miss Nyra Warrington, Miss Sa- die Newton. Miss Mary Greenhalgn Miss Bertha Monty. Miss AuguSts Thoma and Miss Mildred Kloss
 Mrs. Wilbur Dodge who has been spending a few days with her father William Pollard of South Front Street, has returned to her home or Block Island. She was accompanied by her sister-in-law Mrs. Wilfred Pollard who will remain at Block Is- land for a few days.
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene Mercier anc tami1y of South B Street are remov- Ing to Baltic where Mir. Mercier if lmployed.
 Several members os Troop 8, eo, Scouts under the direction of Scout master Victor H. Davis camped Fri day and Saturday at the sand bank on the Lisbon side of the Shetucket River
 Mir. and Mrs. John Frohmader, Johr Trohmader, Jr.. and Mir. and Mrs An. irew Frohmader were in Baltic Sat. urday to attend the funeral of Mrs Regina Frohmader.
 Harold Linderson of North Groe. venordale spent the week end with his brother and sister in law, Mir anc Mrs. Philip Anderson of North E Street
 MT. and Mrs. William Whitehead of South Fourth Avenue have pur. chased house in Norwich and ex- pect to occupy it in the near future
 Following the chiIdren's Day exer. -ises at the Taftvile Congregational Church, Troop 3, Boy Scouts. removed the flowers that were used for dec orRtions in the church and laid then on the memorial tablet on South E Street. Among the flowers was hand some bouquet of carnations, snap ir+gons and peonies, from relatives remembrance of Fred Roessler, a oral man, who died in Germany while n the United States army.
 A large class of children received heir first holy communion at the Sa red Heart Church Sunday morning
 Mir. and Mrs. Euclide Bienvenue oi 'lainfield have returned after spend ug a few days with Mir. and Mrs.