Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-05
New London County
SALEM

conareaationaI Church Votes to Retain Rev. w. Fl. Crawford as Supply Gift of S35 Towards Shed Repairs. Rev, W. H. Crawford of New Britain occupied the pulpit in the Congrega- tionai church Sunday morning ana evening. In the morning he preacneo from the text The kingdom or Goo IS within you" Luke IT: 21. In the even ing he gave an illustrated talk on ed- ucated iron. Mrs. Charles $. Kay nao charge of the prayer and song service in the evening.
 During the Sunday school service Rev. MT. Crawford gave talk on The Royal Scroll, which he also showed to the school He then presented 1t to the superintendent, Mrs. Mary Darling, to keep until the first of April, when II will be given to the scholar who has best memorized the following: Books of the Bible, the ten commandments, the Beatitudes, the 1st and 23d Psalms, the 55th chapter of Isaiah. and the 18th chapter of the First Cortnth- ianA the Congregational church held last Saturday afternoon a unanimous vote was given to retain Rev. W. H. Craw- ford of New Britain as supply until April 1. It was voted to give the trustees power to shingle ana repair
  a letter of thanks to Mrs John Hills of Delaware, o. and Mrs. Milton Fox of Kansas City Mo, for check to the amount of S35 recently sent by them to repair the sheds. On the invitation of the trustees o1 the Congregational church, the mascu- line portion of the Congregational church turned out Monday to shingle the sheds.
 During MT. Crawford's stay in town this week he was the guest of MT. and Mrs. N. L. Clark.
 Post HoIiday Notes.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers and son Gorton of New London spent Thanks giving day at. Hillside farm, their country home.
 Miss Lida Darling and Henry Dar- ling of New London spent Thanksg1V- ing day at the home of MT. and Mrs Ambrose H. Darling.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ray were guests of MT. and Mrs. E. j. Standish in MontVille Thanksgiving day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry A. Rogers af- tended a family dinner party at the home of Mir and Mrs. William S1sson ST, in North Plains, on Thanksgiving Mrs. McCartha and granddaughter Miss Doris McCartha, of Ilion. N. r. were guests during the week of Mrs Sherwood Miner and Mrs. Nelson Web ster.
 Lawrence beGDe, d NOEWICn ECt Academy senior, spent the week enc at his home in town.
 MT. McMullen, also senior at N F. A.. accompanied him.
 Albert Morgan was the guest of hii brother, Samuel Morgan, in Colehestel Thanksgiving day.
 Miss Katherine Ray spent th' Thanksgiving recess at the home ol Miss Nellie Gray in Colchester.
 Mrs. Carolyn A.. .Sterry and Mrs William H. Fitch of Norwich TowI were guests of MT. and Mrs. T. Hun
 Miss Dorothy Fuller of Mystic epen Thanksgiving day at the home of Mir and Mrs. Nelson Webster.
 Miss Ora w. Sterry spent the recen holidays at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Hunt Sterry.
 Sherwood Miner and family spen the recent holiday at the home of MT Miners parents in Millington.
 William H. Maynard and family wer guests of Mir. and Mrs. Henry May nard at their. home tn North Lynn Thanksgiving day.
 Enoch Crandall was a holiday gueS at the home of his sister. Mrs. A. C Woodruff, in New London
 Mrs Charles I. Beebe is spendini some time with relatives in Norwich,
 Elmer M. Chadwick, recently o Bethlehem, now of Torrington, spen the recent holiday with his mother a the home of MT. and Mrs. William E Kingsley.
 Arthur Kingsley, who has been en ployed on state road work in Bethle hem, came home last Wednesday even ing, work there being suspended ol account of heavy snowfall
 Tuesdays temperature of 60 degree at sundown offered sharp contrast t that of week ago. when the mercur. was variously reported from 10 to 1 degrees above zero,