Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-01

row morning thes theme q :ths fourth Lenten sermon will be The christ< of
 elD mYsTle tt. C. r. U. Holds Willard NIemorial sersieeDeat Of Mrs. Wjltiam c.
 Harris -Mrs. Ruth Toureee Burned by Bonfire. A union service Frances p. Willard
 church Sunday evening. The class of expression had charge of the service.
 The order of exercises follows: Chorus, Crusade Glory Song, class; Scripture lesson, Everett Johnson; :; Lords Prayer in concert > chorus, God Speed the Right, class: recitation, Bi- ographical Sketch of Miss Willard. Miss Esther Barnes; recitation, Trib-. ute to Miss Willard, Miss Alma Bab- cock: chorus, Some Glad Day, class;: recitation. Frances P. Willard, Miss Viola Eldredge; reading. Frances E. Willard Memorial Fund, How 1t Helps. Lifts, Educates, Miss Florence John- son; collection with solo, Song of Water Bright, Mrs. J. Harold Will- jams; recitation, Frances B. Willard s reading. Frances E. Willard Memorial phere; poem, Frances D. Willard. Miss Lottie Marchand; chorus, White Rib- bon Rally Song,s~ class; recitation, Present Status of the Temperance Re- class and congregation.
 Funeral of Mrs. William c. Harris. The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth liar ris, wife of William e. Harris, was held at the Harris homestead Thurs day at 2.20 o'clock Rev Albert c. Jones, rector of the Episcopal church at Mystic, conducted the services.
 There were beautiful floral offerings. The bearers were her two sons, George w. Harris. and Albert M. Harris, and
 Horace o. Williams and Frederick A. Barnes. Burial was in the Harris family plot in Elm Grove cemetery. Mrs. Harris is survived by her hus- band. two sons, George W Harris of Baldwinville, N. r., and Prof. Albert NI Harris of Nashville, Tenn, and
 one daughter, Miss C.. Louise Harris of Old Mystic.
 Ready for Deep- Sea Fishing. The Caswen brothers, Morris and Sidney, are rebuilding their large boat, the Elaine, and thoroughly refitting her for deep sea fishing. A large well has been put in, new gasoline tanks or dry cockpit, and the cabin made much larger. Their boat will be launched in a few days from the Whit ford drydock and immediately will commence her seasons work. Methodist Pastor iII Rev. H. Vernon Merrill, pastor of the Methodist church, has been con- fined to his bed for the past week by illness, therefore will. be unable to at tend any of the meetings of the annual conference at South Manchester. Mrs. Ruth Tourgee Burned. Mrs. Ruth Tourgee received severe burns on tIle~right arm and side Sat- uriay afternoon while making 8 bon fire in the garden at the rear of her house. Her daughters, Miss Nettie Tourjee and Mrs Hattie Peckham are caring for her
 The Methodist United Workers met Wednesday at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Her man Main, the president of the socf- ety.
 The Baptist Ladies' Aid society met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Horace O. Williams.
 vioiets Blown While Lake ls Frozen. Miss Lillian Pendleton Chipman picked vio1ets at Brushwood Satur- day morning, March 25. The same morning the lake in the rear of the Brushwood property was covered with a thin coating of ice. Briefs and Personals. George w. Harris of Ba1dwinsvil1e, N. r., and Prof. Albert M Harris of Nashville, Tenn, are here to attend the funeral of their mother, Mrs. EliE- abeth Harris.
 Harold w. Schoonover, a student at Worcester academy, is spending the vacation with his parents. MT. and Mrs. Alpheus H. Schoonover. Mrs. Jane Dean and daughter, Miss
 Mary H. Dean. were among the rela- tives who received invitations to the Holmes-Langworthy wedding at Mys- tic, Saturday, at 5 p. m.
 Mrs. John R. Babcock, Miss Emily Babcock, Miss Anna BabcOck, Morris Caswell and MT. and Mrs. Frank Earl Williams attended the Stone Babcdck wedding at North Stonington T0es- day afternoon.
 Mrs. Wiles of wellfleet, Mass is
 the guest of her son-in-lawN and
 daughter, Rev. and Mrs. H. Vernon Morrell, of the Methodist parsonage.
 Mrs. Albert A. Haley and daughter,
 Mrs. Harry Keeney. were guests on
 Wednesday of relatives at West Mys- tic.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Allen of
 Stonington were guests a few days
 since of Mrs. Sarah Allen
 Miss Genieve Frink returned Tues
 day from six weeks visit to her
 brother-i -in-law and sister Rev. c. Leavens Eldridge, at the Baptist par-
 sonage at Greenville. N. H.
 Easter Cantata.
 The Baptist Sunday school Is re-
 hearsing the service, The Conquering
 Christ, which they will present Sum
 day evening, April 15.
 Dr. and Mrs. Edwin c. Chipman of
 New London were callers Wednesday on Mrs. Crumbs parents. MT. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Crumb.
 Samuel E. Dennis, Jr., of Providence was recent visitor in the Mystics.
 Miss MarJorie Harris, student at
 the New Britain normal school, is
 spending the. vacation at the Harris homestead.
 Mrs. Silas B. Wheeler has returned from visit to her son-in Jaw and
 daughter, MT. and Mrs Pulver of Hillsdale, N. Y.
 Mrs Edwin Lamphere of Elm cot- tage was the guest Wednesday of her
 brother and sister, MT. and Mrs. James Paul Brown of Noank.
 Mrs. Frederick Kutruff of Attleboro, Mass, was a recent guest of Mrs. Per ry H. Eldridge.
 Mrs. Margaret Johnson is with rel atives in Westerly.