Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-01
Who is Going and Coming Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
MoNTvILLE.
Vacation of Palmer Memorial School Drum Corps Now Numbers 1s-Ad- dress on Sunday Observance.

The Palmer Memorial school closed the winter term Friday afternoon fol one week vacation.
 Mrs. George C. Chappell conducted tfrs Thursday evening prayer meeting last week in the absence of Mir Chap- pell at Norwich. Johns gospel, the stf chapter, and Psalm 20 were studied.
 Misses RoGoye BoyRton and Nettfs Gridley spent Sunday with relatives al Gardner Lake.
 Eighteen in Drum Corps.
 The Baraca Fife and Drum corps o1 the Union Baptist church has added two members, Earl MacDermott and Elmer Teft making total member ship If IS. The corps is now learning to play America, and by Memorial day they hope to be able to play several pieces and make their first public ap- pearance. Rev. c. c. Chappell, the teacher and leader, says the young men are making fine progress.
 In Behalf of Sunday Observance.
 At the Union Baptist church Sunday morning the Rev. w. $. MacIntire o1 Hartford, field secretary of the New England Lortl's Day association, spoke With God. The audience showed great willingness to assist in preserving Sun day as We enjoy it today. Signatures were given in support of the work. A soprano solo, The Heavenly Song, was beautifully rendered by Miss Gertrude Olson a member of the choir.
 Addressed the Children. MT. MacIntire spoke to the children fin the Bible school. The Christian En- deavor meeting was conducted by Ed ward Smith. Topic, Missions in the United States, West. Rev George c. Chappell sang the baritone solo, In the Secret of His Presence. John F.. Brown spoke words of encouragement to the members of the society. Mrs. count of the Life of Owen Kildare. An Instruments trio-nute, violin and pi- ano-played The Shining Shore. The duplex offering envelope has been adopted by the church for the next year, beginning April I. and it was ex- plained by the pastor. About 100 peo- pie were present.
 Dr. Taylor is moving this week from the Browning house to the Galldpo house. nearer the trolley.
 Has ofl1eiated at Fourteen Funerals.
 Rev. George c. Chappell, pastor of the Union Baptist church, conducted the funeral services of Elisha Roath at Norwich Thursday afternoon last week. MT. ChappelI has ofhciated at fourteen funerals since January51.
 Miss Maud Wood of the State Nor maj school, Willimantic, is enjoying spring vacation at her home here.
 Rev. George C. Chappell and Deacon Edwin Henry attended the lecture on Labrador given by Dr. Grenfell at Norwich last week Thursday evening, and were present at the Central Bap- tist church Friday evening to hear the address by Drs-W. T. Stackhouss Of Now York.
 Secretary Mansfield to Speak.
 When the Baraca class holds its an- nual supper at the chapel Wednesday evening, April 9th, Secretary R. w. Mansfield of New London will speak on Some Men and Boys, Have Known. All members of the Agoga and Baraca classes have been invited to attend.
 News in General.
 The young ladies' Friday night class held a rehearsal of their play at Pal mer Memorial hall Friday evening, un- der direction of Mrs. George c. Chap pell. This class and the young mems Baraca class have contributed toward the painting of the parsonage.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Latimer of New London will make their home in this village this spring and summer.
 A firm from Norwich placed new sutters on tho Baptist parsonage and the chimneys are being rebuilt. Re- pairs have been made on the veranda.