Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-11


 l, Miss Elsie Maine was recent South
 Windham visitor. Norwich Man Buys Farm.
 It is rumored that Hadlai G. Gray of Norwich has bought the house now occupied by Fred Kingsley on Meeting House Hill.
 back from Hebron to Charles Clark's,
 on Lebanon road.
 Mrs. Leonard Geer of Willimantic
 was the guest of Mrs. c. H. Robinson
 on Thursday of last week.
 Mrs. Lavius A. Robinson, Mrs. Her. mon A. Gager and Mrs. George l.. I.add were recent Norwich visitors.
 Mrs. Mabel Martin of Willimantic
 has been a recent guest of Mrs. E..
 Date.
 A number of cases of measles have
 been reported in town. Home from Wedding Trip. MT. and Mrs Lucius Browning have returned from their wedding trip. Melville Manning of Lebanon was a recent Franklin visitor. Special Committees of Congregational Church. The special committee of the Con- gregational church have been an- nounced for 1911. All the members of the church have been asked to pray throughout the year that the church
 may justify it's existence by it's help
 fitness to the community and to the
 world.
 The church attendance committee is
 to help people to church, and to intro
 duce them to the people they see
 there. This committee consists of
 Deacon l.. A. Robinson, Mrs. G. w. Av-
 cry, F. C. Garceau. The Sunday school committee, to
 l.
 school, are c. B. Beckwith, Mrs. c. B.
 Beckwith, Arthur L. Smith, Ernest E..
 Smith, Miss Elsie K. Maine, Miss
 Eleanor Beckwith. The prayer meeting committee will
 give attention to the success of the
 prayer meetings. Miss E. D. Leonard,
 Mrs. E. J. Lathrop, Mrs. Giles Har-
 rington, l.. H. Smith constitute this
 committee.
 The lookout committee consists of
 Mrs. w. c. Smith. Mrs. L. A. Robin
 son. Mrs. A. D. Lamb. R. l.. Maine and be to look out for the absentees at the services
 The fellowship committee will carry the spirit of friendliness to all in the parish, so far as possible. It consists
 of Mrs. B. F. Greenslit, Mrs. l.. H. Smith, Mrs. R. l.. Maine, Mrs. F. s. Armstrong, Mrs s. N. Hyde. The relief committee will care for
 the sick and unfortunate. Mrs. Jane Smith. Mrs. F. A. Redwood, Mrs. F. H. Race, Mrs. l.. F. Aver, Mrs. o. L.
 Johnson, Mrs J. D. Simpson, Miss Eliza Kingsley, c. E. Starkweather, r. H. Race and A. Hart Lamb are the members of this committee. The public service committee will so Far as possible enlist the church mem- bers and parish friends in active par ticiration. in such affairs as make for ' ( A S&wv F. A. Redwood. F. B. Greenslit and c. H. Robinson are its members. The aliens committee, to befriend foreigners and new corners, consists of Miss l.. M. Johnson, Mrs. G. E. Stark weather, Mrs. E. J. Warner, F. K. Kingsley. c. l.. Baldwin. Miss D. l.. Smith, Miss Marion J. Lamb and c. H. Lathrop constitute a committee to cooperate with the young people.
 To take special interest in the little |. folks of the parish a committee con-
 sisting of Mrs. Lydia Armstrong, Mrs. w. J. Cox, Mrs. c. H. Robinson, Mrs. | c. w. Miner, Mrs. Alice M. Baldwin and MT. and Mrs. c c. Clark has been appointed
 The literature committee, to put
 good literature into the hands af those
 who are unable to secure it. Consists | of Deacon W. c. Smith, G. w. Avery,
 Miss Bertha F. Smith, Mrs. G. l.. Ladd and Milton F. Beckwith. The. good tidings committee consists | of F. s. Armstrong, A. D. Lamb and | w. J. Cox. During the year they will | report special events bearing upon the relation of the church to business l moral reform and the advancement of religion. i Mrs. Antoinette A. Hastings, the
 oldest living member of the church,
 has been appointed parish superin- tendent. A further suggestion has been made | to all the members of the church l namely that each of them call on at least six families out of their own neig'ff,orhood and out of their own cir | cle of friends, some time during the year.