The Children's Day exercises at the
Central Baptist church last Sunday
were held at 11 o'clock in place ol
the regular preaching service. The
following program was successfully
carried out: Song of Welcome tc
Children’s Day, school; The Man
Who Wins, Merrill Munyan; Watch
Your Words. Ardelle Chase; song
Crown Him, school; Smile Whenever
You Can. Marion Bowen; God Knows
Blanche Munyan; Little Things, Ly 1
dia Peterson; vocal duet, A Smile;
and a Song, Misses Iris and Esther:
Soper; Two Pennies, George Shailor;
In a Friendly Sort of Way, Edward
Atwood; Daisies, Mabel Whiting;:
song. Tell the Glad Story; God is
Good, Viola Munyan; The New Copy
Book, Esther Soper; A Prayer, Doris
Crandall; song, A .Tune Carol, the
Junior Department; A Philosopher,'
Rupert Geissler; The Boy With the
Barley Loaves, William Peterson;
God Takes Care of Everything, Helen
and Lovell Chase, and Julia Peter
son; song. Hear the Trumpet Call; '
Your Mission, lama Smith; Speak
Gently, Evelyn Kies; Motion Song
The Children’s Prayer, Ardelle and
Helen Chase, Lydia and Olivia Peter.
son. Mildred Logee; Watch the Cor
ners, Mildred Logee; Baking Day
Olivia Peterson; exercise, Jesus the
King, six young ladies. Much credit,
is given to Mrs. Allen Reynolds for
the way in which the program was
carried out.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eddy of South
bridge were in town over Sunday.
Those who attended the Congrega
tional church on Sunday morning
were especially privileged to listen
to the soloist, Miss Fidler, wrbo has
a very fine contralto voice. Miss Fid
ler is a guest of Mrs. Arthur Mills'
sister. Her selection was Harriet
Beecher Stowe’s beautiful hymn
“Still, Still with Thee.”
Rev. John Moore is attending his
class reunion at Yale this week.
