Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-15
NEW LONDON COUNTY
M0NTVILLE
Large Attendance at Temperance Con-
 cert-PIans for Easter Sunday.

John McManus of Fitchville has been painting for the Palmer Brothers com panv for the past two weeks.
 Milton Rogue, who'has been suffering with rheumatism, is able to be out of doors again.
 Temperance Concert.
 The temperance concert given in the Union Baptist church Sunday evening under the direction of Mrs. George c. Chappell was greatly enjoyed by a congregation of nearly 1o0. The en-
 o programme was of a high order. The opening selection was flute solo, Wagner's Song to the Evening Star, by Rev. George C. Chappell. with Miss Gladys Latimer of Smith college, piano accompanist; chorus by twenty voices, Holy, Holy, Holy: prayer by the pas tor; piano response, Shuberts I'm promptlL No. {, Miss Marion Henry; responsive reading; song by the chill dren, Sunbeams Bright; offering; piano solo Shuberts Serenade, Miss Gladys Latimer: scripture lesson and remarks by Mrs. Chappell on the topic Paint ing the State White; chorus, Protect the Boys, Percy Allen; exercise, What Can We Do? Elsie Pratt, Maud Ben Psalm 91, Miss Susie Wood; chorus, How It Pays. by Evangeline Hopkins; The Screen Door, by Mrs. Lena Mc- Kenzie; chorus, The Best Watering Place Miss Jeneva Smith; He Knew What It Meant, Harry Hopkins; duet, l Am With You, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Latimer: Can We Undo? Miss Marion Henry: chorus, Throw Out the Life nne. exercise, A Womans Prayer, the Misses Gertrude Rogers, Grace Wood, Grace Atkinson. Alice Getchell. Robye Roynton. Lydia. Olson Gertrude Olson, Florence Chapman, Hilma Rosenlund, Maud Wood and Elise Manchester. America was sung by the young ladies before the exercise and the chorus sang The Battle Hymn of the Republic in closing; benediction.
 Boston Preacher Coming.
 pr. c. IT. Spalding of Boston will speak at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. April 23.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Latimer were guests of relatives in Groton a few days this week. Mir. Latimer attended his Brown class banquet in Norwich Thursday evening.
 Deacon M. V. E. Brainard, who has been i'll. is much improved.
 The Baraca Fife and Drum corps met Monday evening for rehearsal. They made their first public appear ance, marching from the Urion Bap- list church te the bridge by Palmer Brothers mill, playing America. Will liam Allen became a member Monday evening and will beat the bass drum
 Miss Gladys Latimer entertained . party of friends from Smith college Tuesday afternoon.
 Easter Service and Mothers Day.
 Rev. George C.. Chappell will speak Sunday morning at the Union Baptist church at 10.45 from the subject An Easter Message. The special Easter music will be a solo by Mrs. Robert Latimer and duet by Mir. and Mrs. Latimer. beside the regular Easter hymns sung by large choir. Com. munion will follow this service. and the Bible school Mothers day will be observed in the school. Each member is to display a white flower in honor of mother. A trio. Memories of Moth CT. will be sung by Mir. and Mrs. Lati- Iner and Rev. George c. Chappell. Members of the home department are earnestly requested to be present. The Christian Endeavor at 6.30 will be conducted by Miss Susie Wood. Topic, The Spirit of the Resurrection.
 Miss Helen Latimer Of Groton daughter of Judge Frederick Latimer, was the guest of relatives at the Palmer homestead Monday.