Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-14

 CT Prayer; Welcome. Gertrude Miner recitation, Risen Today, Emerson Rey- nods; recitation, A Song of Triumph, Bepnice Burton; recitation. Tn Pairs, FL sic Phillips; exercise Hearing the Sound, Marion Gallup and Eunice Brown; sing ! ing, Christ Arose. children; recitation, Christ as the Lily. Esther Ware; recita- tion. Florence Gallup; recitation, Doro- l thy Rainville;, solo The Rose of Sharon, ] auteharp accompaniment, Mrs. Esther l Brown; recitation, Easter Day, Milly Jessup; recitation, Faith. David Brown !, l recitation An Easter Parasol, Alice Key holds; recitation, A Lesson from the 1 Violet. Francis Jessup recitation, Eliza 1 beth Brown; exercise My Sayiour's 1 Cross, Esther Ware, Berniee Burton l Elizabeth Brown, Celia Gallup; recita- i tion, Give and Share, Louis Jessep; reci- 1 tation For Easter, Inez Reynolds; organ and violin duet, MT. and Mrs Rainville i; 1 recitation, Blessed Day, Frank Phil lips; reading, His Crown of Glory, Celia l Gallup; duet. The Chimes at Eastertide, 1 autoharp accompaniment Elizabeth l Brown and Esther Ware; recitation, | Easter, Marion Gallup recitation What | the Bells Are Saying, Elsie Phillips song, school.
 St. Aiban's church: At 1O.45 the fol- lowing program will be presented: Vol untary professional, Come, Ye Faithful Christ Our Passover, F. Schilling; FIoria. F. sehiling; Te Deum, Ira Wilson Ben l edictus, J. Barnby; hymn, Christ the Lord is Risen Today; Kypie, Harvey B. Gaul; Gloria Tfbi Harvey B. Gaul hymn, Angels, Roll the Rock Away; of l fertory, Christ is Risen, Harker, Mrs.sW c. Bacon; Sanctus, Gaul; hymn, Bread of the World Agnus Die. Gaul Gloria in EXcelsis, J. B. Calkins Nunc Dimlttis G. M, Garrett; recessional At the Lambs
 High Feast We Sing; postlqde.
 Schools, banks and mills in Danielsor and surrounding towns are closed, today
 in observance of Good Friday
 Joseph Derosier, who has fingers am
 putated after an accident, is a patient al
 the Day KimbalI hospital
 Misses Jeanette Gareau and Loretta Nadeau of Jesu- Marie convent at .Woon-
 socket are at their homes here for the
 Easter recess.
 George c. Powers of Worcester was 1T
 Danielson Thursday on a business trip.
 Services at the church in Attawaugar
 Easter Sunday will be marked by the fe-
 ceDtion Of a number of new members.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. E. Kennedy motored
 to Providence oil Thursday.
 Mrs Harriet L. Paine leaves today
 (Friday) for Washington to attend the
 Continental congress of the D. A. R. Samuel H. Back, student at Yale uni versity, is with his parents, Attorney and . Mrs. Harry E. Back, for the Easter holi- } days.
 3 In observance of tne centenary of the birth of General, U. S. Grant the mem { bers of MeGregor ". E. c, are to enter tain members. of NeGreger post, G. 4. R.
 and of Colonel Edward Anderson camp Sons of Veterans.
 Several hundred persons attended tn,
 Holy Thursday services at St. James
 church.
 4 Judge James N. Tucker of East Xii l Angly has given an interesting review O. some of the early history of the famou,
 Doc" Wilson. who died recently a ; Newark, and who in his youth was
 res!aeAt at East Killingly, as was hi
 father, Jonas Wilson.
 I An Easter Sunday service with snecia musical program is 10 be held at the Con
 gregational church in South Killingl7 , Sunday evening.
 g The eantata The PFodigal Son will b. sung at St. Alban's church by the com
 blned choirs of that church and St. Phil ip's church of Putnam this (Friday I evening. The eantata was remarkabl . well given by these choiIs at Putnam las Sunday. The, following program will b
 rendered, with Mrs. E. 0. Armington an. r Mrs. Henry Myers as organists: Intro duction, organ; chorus. There is Joy i :, the Presence of the Angels; tenor solc d Certain Man Had Two Sons, E. 7, Winslow; bass rectative and aria. M y Son, Attend to My Words, MT. Chadwicl, e soprano recitative, And the Younger So1 a Mrs. Penny; tenor solo and chorus Le Z Us Eat and Drink, E. F. Winslow alt h recitative and chorus, Woe Unto Then }. Mrs. Michfe; alto solo, Love Not tn e World, Mrs. Michie; soprano recitativ, l, And When He Had Spent All, Mrs. Per l. ny; soprano aria o Thou That Had: | Hardened, Mrs. Penny; tenor solo, Ho- > Many Hired Servants, A. F. Ra1ston l. chorus, The Sacrifice of God; sopran g recitative, And He Arose, Mrs. Penny T tenor and bass duet. Father Hay l. Sinned, H. flyers and A. F. Ralston: ba, is req,tative and aria, Bring Forth tn :; Best Robe. MT KeFshaw; chorus. o Thf -o Men Would Praise the Lord; tenor rec l. tative and aria, No Christening. E.
 Winslow; quartet, The Lord is Mig |; Mrs. Bacon Mrs, Frost, Mir. Bamfor ,; MT. Myers; chorus, Thou, Lord, A t. Our Father.