Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08
CANTERBURY GREEN
Congregational Church Votes unIimit- cd Call to Woman Minister-contri- buttons Toward Grange Hall.

Rev. T. Edward Davies of Newent church, Lisbon, will preach Sunday morning at the Congregational church at II o'clock in exchange with the pastor.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting in the evening will be led by Mrs. Fred Stafford. It will be conservation meeting. Subject. Who is Free? John s: 31-ss.
 At Thursday evenings prayer meet subject will be A Great Chapter of Gods Book on True Happiness. Matt. 5: 1-20.
 Last Sundays sermon was a sugges- ton from I John 4: 20. on the Way of Soul Winning. If a man love not his brother whom he hath seen, how can he love God. whom he hath not seen? A solo, Mathewson's O Love That Will Not Let Me Go, was sung by Miss Valentine of Stafford Springs.
 C. E. Meeting.
 The church and C. E. society were we'll represented in the evening at the union C. E. meeting at Westminster. The leaders of the meeting were from Westminster, the Plain and the Green. Mrs. Columbus Smith, Albert Hicks, Mrs. S. B. Hadley. An invitation was extended by the church at the Green and the next union meeting will be held there early in September.
 FicniG OommirreeS.
 The picnic of the Congregational church and Sunday school will be held Friday, Aug. 14. at Babcock's grove. The committees in charge are: Hospi- tality, lunch, etc, Mrs. Frank Hoxsie Mr=. S. B. Hadley, Mrs. James La throp; sports, Parker Lathrop, Frank r'auley, Florence Exley. Rev. M. H Jones; subscription committees: Teddy Graves, Charlie Randall, for Black Hfll Lydia Lathrop. Maud Graves gor South Canterbury, Leslie Gardiner, Ruth Davis for Brooklyn way, Olive Selt sam for U. society, Georgietta Cant well, Elsie Rodler for the Green. Call to Minister Unlimited. At a meeting of the First Congrega- tional church. Canterbury Green. con- vened by the church officers for ths the ohair1nanship of Deacon Hale Ben | nett the call to the minister, Rev Marion Hastings Jones, was made ar unlimited one by the unanimous vot' | of the church members present Thi. ! action was the more noteworthy in tha i it receives the enthusiastic and loya | support of a large body of church | workers.
 Personals. Mrs. Fred Rammenstein and children | and Mrs. Emil Keinig are spending month at Anto Rodlers. | MrS. JOnn DeHmuIn ana Cn1lOrel ! from Bridgeport are spending severa weeks at her fathers, Henry Seltsam' | Mir. and Mrs. George Seltsam am children of Bridgeport are also at tn Seltsam's and for the week end Mrs | William Hoadley and granddaughteI | of Milford.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Valentine, Mrs Richard Valentine, motored to Can
 terbury this week in Mir. Valentine | car.
 Miss Elinor Valentine and Mrs | Charles Fox spent the week end at tn 1 parsonage.
 | Plans For Grange Hall.
 The Grange at its summer monthl 1 meeting voted to hold a lawn party
 The secretary. Levi Clark reported re | ceipts of numerous contributions froT l neighboring granges towards tn | building of the Grange hall. Wor l by the mason is soon to be begun. Tn
 men of the town are arranging fo 1 the drawing of the stone. The groun 1 given by Frank Hoxsie and sons ha | already been broken.
 Mrs. Nathan Exley has been visitin l yr