Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-14
jEWETI CITY
Baptist Mission Circle Meets Three Hundred cataIpa Trees Already Planted-Rsv. and Mrs. E. M. An- thony Roach Golden Wedding Anni- versary Eater Day.

versary Eastsr Day.
 The. regular meeting of the Baptist Wonans Mission circle was held on Wednesday safternoon in the vestry. After the opening exercises the fol- lowing programme WaS given:
 Paper, How Christ Has Conquered in Non Christian Lands, Mrs S.. F. Brown; illustrations-1, Result of re- vivais in China: The Chinese in Christians in Liberia. Africa, Mrs. Kate Babcock; A.. Condition of the Work in Burma, Mrs. Dearnley; 5, A unique ceremony in Japan,' Mrs Sparks; solo, Miss Katherine. Ba bcock; paper. How; Christ Has Conquered in The Outlook in Spain, Mrs. Martin Davis: Four Phases in the Work, of Our Country-Education in Porto Ri- co, Mrs. Curtis 4Wil1cox; The Blanket Indians, Miss Mabel, McBroome;; The Gideors,s Mrs. < John Blake; An Inci- dent of Bohemia, Mrs. B. R. Gardner; song. Luther's Cradle Song, by six children; paper, How Christ Has Con- Quered in North America, Miss Alice A. Brown paper. The Christ Conquest to Be Made at Home and Abroad, Miss Ida I. Foster: poem, God Is Working His Purpose Out, Mrs. c. F. Gard ner.
 Holy Thursday Services.
 At St. .Mary's church, Thursday, there was the usual Holy Thursday services in charge ef Father Muster. In the procession of the Blessed Sac rament there were fifty girls dressed in white with yeiIs and wreaths, and the regular altar boys.
 1000 cataIpa Trees Received
 Every pupil in all the schools of the town has received one of the catalpa trees presented to Griswold by the Porteous & Mitchell Co. There were visitor has a part of a bundle of the fine ones left which are for free dis tribution. Reports show that at least 300 trees were planted Wednesday and Thursday, which is the record for tree planting.
 The schools of the borough will be closed today.
 Catch of Fifteen Trout. Fifteen fine trout, weighing lbs. Thursday, They were caught from the Willow brook bridge, by two loca. fishermen One of the men stands foremost among Jewett. Gity's gskilfu anglers, and he is 0blig zstesawall with crutch; :. not having a pole h. line attached. landed some of the 1 finest of the creel.
 Goes to New Britain. Arthur J. Hill, who for about a veal has been employed. by the Ashlan nc Cotton company as master mechanic has closed his labors here and goes t Now 4Britain where he enters the enl 1 ploy of the Landers, Frary 6 Clarl 1 Cutlery Co His position here is ts be taken -by Charles Linderson o1 Newburyport.
 I;rk.Johnson M.rr;a,4 News has been received in t5wn O. l the recent. marriage of Miss Glady: Johnson and Benjamin Link of Hic
 ory, N. C. Miss. Johnson was a formel l resident here, going with her parent. to Hicory two months ago. Golden Wedding Anniversary. 1 On Easter Sunday, Rev. and Mrs. E 1 NJ Anthony will reach their golde, wedding day. They are not sendin. out formal invitations but will be "a l ho1ne'' to their friends on Monday, tn, 17th,. from 3 to 5 and from to Il o'clock.
 Fast Day Preacher. 1 The Fast day service will be ad l dressed by. Rev F. w. Potter, in tn, 1 Methodist church this evening. Various Items.
 Miss Florence Gingras of Danielsol | gard on Main street
 1 Geerges1Ayer,s who is carrier on R l F. D.. No. 1, made the trip Thursda,
 in his new auto.s
 About the Borough.
 Mrs. F. E. Robinson is visiting he
 sister, Mrs. J. Edw. Newton, in Nev I Haven
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap
 list church met at Mrs. Francis Camp bells this Crhursday) afternoon 1 Eli Lague has been called to Earn
 ham F @. by the death of his moth l Mrs. Rose Lasue.
 The doors in the Congregations 1 church have been altered to open out l ward.
 Miss Marian Tracy is at home iron her school in Waterbury, for vaca 1 tion.
 1 Mrs. Larose came Tuesday from Wi nocski Vt, to make her home witt
 her daughter, Mrs F. E. Rainville. 1 Assad Zegeer of Charlestown. Va 1 is in town called here by the seriou l illness of his father, Kallil Zegeer.