Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
CONNECTICUT FRENCH CANA
 DIANS
To Be Induced to CoIonize the Cana.
 dian Northwest.

There is said to be a. movement to induce FrenCh-C Canadian residents of Eastern Connecticut mill towns to take up free land grants in the Canadian Friday says the transportation agents report 600 New England families are to return to Canada in April with the intent of settling in the western prov tnces of the Dominion.
 F. of A. New Degree Team.
 Chief Danger John Ferns, Sub Chief Ranger Dona Jolly, Junior Past Chief Ranger Eugene Gilman, Senior Wood ward Edward Girard, Senior Beadle Joseph Wire, Junior Beadle Albert Wire and Lecturer Delor Viens have been selected as members of a new degree team of Court City of Putnam, F. of A.
 Seventy eight Degrees Friday Noon.
 A burst Of midsummer heat drove the mercury in the thermometers up to 78 degrees shortly after noon Fri day. The sudden heat wave had it's usual effect of Iassitude on many peo- pie, but it was Joyfurly accepted as beating the cold weather a hundred ways. At five o'clock the temperature was as high as seventy degrees.
 New Superintendent and Matron for
 County Home.
 On Thursday of next week MT. and Mrs. J. D. Converse who as Superin- tendent and matron, have had charge at the Children'S home for many years, will conclude their duties there and come to live in Putnam on Woodstock avenue where Mir. Converse bought a Job Thatcher, recently in charge of the town farm in Webster are to sue ceed MT. and Mrs Converse.
 Westerly Man to Have Charge of In-
 surance Districts.
 William Walters of Westerly is to be transferred from Danielson to Put na m as assistant superintendent of the Life Insurance company for which he works MT. Walters will have super vision Of the Putnam and Danielson territory which includes all the towns in eastern Windham county.
 Easter Music at Congregational Church
 Following is the order of Easter At 10.30 the regular morning service will be held, with an Easter sermon by the pastor, Rev. F. D. Sargent The musical programme will be as follows: Organ prelude, FiIii. Deplantay, Spring Song. Macfarlane. Processional Sing with all the Sons of Glory, Oliver Onertory selection-A Ballad Of the Trees and the Master, Chad close of the sermon the choir will sing the Easter cantata, Prom Death to Life" by J. c. Bartlett, for solo. chorus, and organ. Prologue, baritone recita- uIIO the Jews the Say four preacheth John A. Morse, Jr Part l the Crucifixion, soprano recita- tiVe-Beholdi Unto the Jews the Saw Mary IT. Daniels. Chorus-We found this fellow. Alto Recit-And he de- livered Jesus. Alto solo-Loi all the earth in gloom, Miss Gladys R. Will jams. Chorus-Father in Heaven Soprano solo-Anguished forsakenI Miss M. Gladys Murfey. Soprano Re- it was about the sixth hour, Miss Daniels. Tenor soIo-NaiIed to the Cross, A. Graydon Sharpe. Chorus When the vale of life. Part II. The Resurrection. Soprano Recit-BehoId. there was a man named Joseph. So- prano solo-Stil is the earth, Miss Murfey- Baritone Recit-Now upon the first day of the week, Harold $. Corbin. Alto solo and chorus-BehoId they come, Miss Williams. Soprano Recit-But Mary stood at the Sepul- 5hre weeping Miss Daniels. Tenor solo-F'ear Not Ye, MT. Sharpe. So- orano solo and chorus-The Night is gone. the shadows fee, Miss Daniels Soprano, alto. tenor and baritone so- os-Al these men whom Jesus loved Misses Murfey and Williams Messrs Morse, Corbin and Sharpe. Chorus Peace be unto you. Finale. Solo and shorus-O Thou who rulest OCT Heaven and Earth, Misses Murfey and Williams, MT. Corbin- The Sevenfold Amen.