Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
JEWETT CITY.
Pulpit Topics-Baptist Pastor and
 Family Rendered Reception-Addi-
 tiens to Congregational Cradle Roll.


 Sunday morning at the Methodist church, Rev. Samuel Thatchers sub ject will be Lifes UnreaIized Fossil bilities, and in the evening. Plan Where Human Nature Won.
 At the Baptist church Rev Allan | Spidells morning subject will be Abiding in Strength Under the Fire of the Enemy, and in the evening, | Shall It Be War or Peace? Rev w l H. Canes morning topic at the Con- gational church will be The Power of a Great Vision, it's effects upon the l individual and the nation.
 At half past three in the afternoon there will be service in honor of the departed and living soldiers and vet erans. Dr. Canes subject will be America, Gods Opportunity:
 Reception to Baptist Pastor and Fam 1 fly.
 | An informal social for the purpose of mutual acquaintance between the l pastor and his family and their par ish was held in the Baptist vestry l Friday evening. There was an enter J Mrs. E. E. Gilbert and Miss Katherine l Babcock played a piano duet, Miss Alice McBroome sang a solo, and Miss | Ila Brown played violin solo. Dea- con J. E. Phillips gave a most cor 1 dial speech of welcome to which MT. l manner Ice cream and wafers were served by Misses Ila Brown, Emma Gardner Georgine. Campbell, Rosa Wilcox and Erme Myott, Lemuel l Green, Calvin Wilcox and Adelbert Babcock. The committee in charge 1 included MT and Mrs. A. M. Brown and MT. and Mrs. c. F. Gardner.
 In List of Soldier Dead.
 In the list of soldiers the name of T1-. among the Revolutionary soldiers in the Pachaug cemetery. Daniel K, Prior's name was omitted from the list of Civil war soldiers in the Jew cit City cemetery. The name Thomas | Margott should read Thomas Marry ott The name of George Lamphere should not appear in the list, as he is buried in the Robbins cemetery in Voluntown.
 Cradle Roll Reception.
 The Cradle Roll of the Congrega- tional church. Mrs. E. A. Faust, SUI perintendent, held it's annual reception in the church vestry Friday afternoon The room was coZy with the various | tables on which were white hawthorne and begonias. Easy chairs and rugs added a homelike appearance. A large jardiniere of flags and numerous flags with tiny flags at each plate added 9 patriotic touch. A large banner wei comed everyone to the good time; mite boxes for the next year were suspended in mid air. The little ones marched around the room and drop ped their pennies into a sheet held by Mrs. W. E. Marshall and Mrs. T. B Keen and with a few other contribu- tions the sum was nearly ten dollars Miss Bernice Wolfe recited Like a Edward and Harold Faust sang two songs, Oh. Who wouldn't Be a Sol dier, and Away in the Manager. Mrs T. B. Keen read selection entitled One, Two. Three, Mildred Burton re- cited God Needs the Boys and Girls
 Mrs. F. E. Robinson read Like a Cradle and Mrs. Faust gave A Little Plan and Outline of the Cradle Roll
 David Ballou and Albert Brewster IT., led the march to the tables wher, the little ones were served sandwiches wafers, cake and milk. The older one! were served sandwiches, olives, waters cake and tea at other tables Ther
 were forty children present and ( number of the mothers and other were interested. Mrs. Faust was as
 sisted in serving by Mrs. Charles D
 Wolfe, Miss Jessie Bechard, Misse Clara Adams. Carol Bliss, Sadie an,
 Bessie Thompson. Mrs. r. E. Robin
 son and Miss Elizabeth BeardwooC played for the singing and march ] ing.
 : Borough Briefs.
 The following notice will be req, in all the churches on Sunday: Mrs G. A. Haskell requests all ladies wh
 can do so to meet at the town hal
 on Tuesday afternoon ct one o'clocl
 to make wreaths.
 ! Dr. $. Holmes, William Johnston , asd John Potts attended the session
 of the grand lodge of l. o. o. P. fl New London this week. David Both well and Ernest Blake were presen
 at the entertainment Tuesday evening
 The copper pillars and lamps fo David Hale Banning park arrived Fri | GaV