Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-24
CANTERBURY GREEN
Local Pastor Speaks at Bridgeport Pupils in High ,schoois-Plans for
 HaIf6we'en Party.

Rev. Clarence H.. Barber of Daniel son preached last Sunday an inspir- twelve spies: Deut 3t:6. Be strong and of a good courage. being the text
 At the Sunday school session it was voted that Miss Edith Exiey be sent to Meriden state Sunday school con- vention as the delegate from the Sum day school.
 At the Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening it was voted to ac- cept the invitation of the Plainfield so- ciety for this coming Sunday night. Nov 1 the general district meeting for held at the Westminster church at z: 30
 Spoke at Bridgeport.
 Rev. w.. H: Jones. pastor at the Green is attending the state C. P. con- vention in New Haven today. return ing. to Canterbury for the Sunday morning service. f: <.
 Miss Jones gave an address in Bridgeport last Saturday at the: Junior Rally held there. F.E
 Miss Fannie: Brown who, has been visiting her brother on Black Hill has returned to Pomfret Center. >.
 Carl Converse of Stafford Springs visited Canterbury this week.
 Teachers and Pupils.
 Canterbury teachers held a. meet ing last Friday afternoon. In the seven districts the teachers are: At Packer, District 1, Miss Evelyn Strong of Colchester; District 4, at Green, Miss Loretta Curran of Willimantic: i: No. 6, North Society, Mrs. p: NJ. Kent of Hampton; No, s, Peck. Miss Irene Hart of Windham; No.' g. at South School, Miss Lucy Pope of Canterbury; District No. g. Westminster, Mrs. Dor othy Bennett of Canterbury; District No. Il, at Raymond, Miss Elsie East ment of Brooklyn. -:,5
 Canterbury pupils inz the higher schools are: In Norwich Free Acad- emy, Gladys Bushnell and Sidney Whipple; at Windham High School, Madora Galloway and Molly Col burn; at Killingly High. Miss Clark; Carr, Bertha Christien, Florence Christien, Elsie Hawes and Elsie RodIer. From the Black Hill school which is of the town of Plainf1eld, two new pupils have entered Plainfleld High school Roger Brown and Lu- is Miss Florence Moore, of Leverett, Mass.
 Visit of Supervisor.
 Pupils of District No. 3. canter- bury attend the Brick school ina the town of Lisbon. Those of districts 1, 3, 5, ', attend the Green. Westminster and Gay Head have the largest att tendance in town, each numbering about thirty. State Supervisor Joseph W. Dows spent two days in town last week.
 Mrs. Kelsey of Aiiston, Mass, was planning a trip, ancestry hunting, to Canterbury this week. --s
 A Halloween party is to be held at Miss Frances Palmer's Friday even ing, October 30tlI. =
 T Parker Lathrop of Canterbury who entered Yale University this fall, was one of the ushers at the MacLane H. Allen wedding in Norwich last week. MT. and Mrs. James Lathrop and Miss Lydia Lathrop were guests at the wedding. Move to Keystone State. ...
 On account of the death of Charles Danoche last spring, it has been nec- essary for Mrs. Danocile to give up her home in Canterbury. With her sister, Mrs Kate Wilde, she moved back to Chester, Pa, last Thursday Friends in Canterbury regret losing such good neighbors. s-.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. L. SpeerIi gave a reception Friday eevenlng to their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs Hawkins