Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-29
New London County
HANOVER
Easter Cantata and Anthems at Con gregationaI Church-BaI Team Or ganixed-Sernaon on The Resurrec- ton at Catholic Chapel.

Easter at the Congregational church the edif1ce was prettily decorated by the ladies. In the morning two an- thems were sung by the choir. During the Sunday school an exercise, The Message of Light, was given by the school, commemorating both Easter and Lvingstone's birthday. An Easter cantata, Tor, was successfully given in the evening with special music by the choir.
 Livingstone Honored.
 The Junior Endeavor society held a special Livingstone service Saturday afternoon. Margaret Tucker led the ,neeting. All children have been in- vited to join this society.
 Missionary Meeting. - Wednesday of last week the March missionary meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Angus Park. A very 1n- tereSting programme was carried out Readings on the life of David Living president, Mrs. A. B. Ladd, were very interesting. Duets by Mrs. Angus Park and Miss Margaret Eadie were finely rendered and called forth many sxrressions of appreciation
 Mir. and Mrs. William Doyle of Wor- ceSter were entertained at the home of MT and Mrs. Frank Doyle over Sun day.
 Miss Jennie A. Collins. who has been spending several days with her father,
  N. J., to resume her duties as teacher in the GrantWood school
 Opening Ball Game Today.
 A special meeting of the Hanover Athletic club was recently held at the club room in the Airlie building to or ganize baseball team for the coming season. Herbert J. Croft was elected raneger and Cecil Balkcom captain. The weather permitting, the team ex- poets to play the opening game today (Saturday).
 Beautiful Easter at Catholic Chapel.
 At the chapel Easter Sunday Rev. Father Comeau of Baltic celebrated the s o'clock mass, taking for his sermon subject The Resurrection. The gospel for Easter was read The musical se- lections given by the choir were of especial excellence. The anthem, Christ is Risen Today, given by the whole choir. was well rendered. the sweetness and volume of the voices producing beautiful harmony. In the hymn Alleiulah. the sopranos, altos. | tenors and baritone were full of mel | ody, compelling the closest attention | Easter lilies, cut flowers. ferns, palms And potted plants were effectively ar [ hanged on the altar.
 Village Miscellany.
 Miss Lillian Browning, teacher Of the junior room at the Hanover school, Is spending the Easter vacation at her home on Plain Hill.
 Miss Marie G. Delaney, a student at the Willinlantic Normal school, is en- toying the Easter recess at the home pf her parents, MT. and Mrs. Matthew Mr. and Mrs. James Marsden of Pawcatuck. R. l., and Hilton Hoyle of Hudders1eld. England, were guests of Miss Eliza Blackburn over Sunday.
 M. c. Brownen of Worcester, Mass, was recent guest of w. c. Harrison Harold Britton of Fall River is en- toying a week vacation with his aunt, Mrs. L. D. Franklin.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cripps of Yer sailles spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank Smith.
 Mr. and Mrs Levi Tucker of East Lyme were recent guests of MT. and Mrs James Tucker.
 Florence Mcintosh and J. Irons vis- ited friends in MontviIle Sunday.
 Alfred Croft of Storrs college is spending the Easter vacation at his home.
 Mrs. P. G. Dressing and daughter, Gladys, have returned after spending l several weeks with relatives in New York.