Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-18
Wihdham County
CANTERBURY GREEN
MissionaH, From India Addresses C. E
 -cemmittees of EadIsa As : socia+ion Announced--Young Eco. pie Meet at Parsonage.

ple MeeS az rarsona9e. The pastors sermon Sunday was on The Treasure House of Faithfulnees, Putting First TEAngs First. Prov. 4.13. Keep Thy Heart With All Diligence For Out of It Are the Issues of Life ure is There will Thy Heart Be All so."
 At the Christian Endeavors meeting this eom'hg Sunday evening at l30, Mrs. S. B. Hadley will lead, the2easa- ject being World Wide Missions. At this meeting Miss Rbenburg of india win speak Of the World Wide aspect of the Great Commission.
 Nance of Committees Ann ,u7cea. tfon of Canterbury Green parish was held at the parsonage Tuesday. Miss Rivenburg gave a very interesting ac- count of the institutional and mission work of the~ Maverick church of East Boston, with which she has been Rivenherg was introduced by the new missionary director, Mrs. A. Halo Bennett. The president of the. asso- citation, Mrs. Frank Hoxsie, gave at this meeting the names of the work committee lately appointed: Mrs. S.; Miss Fanny Brown, Mrs. William Gas, kill Mrs. Hiram Hawes.
 The entertainment and supper, com- m1ttees for the Harvest supper were Graves, Mrs. Beecher Brown, Mrs Hiram Hawes and Mrs. Henry Lark ham, Mrs. William Towne, Mrs. T. R. Wilson. The next eeting will be held Tuesday. October 5. at Mrs. Walter Burdick's.
 Junior c: E.. Meesing. 7
 The Junior Endeayorers will. meet this (Saturday) afternoon at three o'clock with Miss Rivenburg and for 1T special message.
 m, subject is, .Esther's Mission; Esther s.3-14. Mrs. James Lathrop will lead.
 Grange Hears suffrasist. At the grange meeting Wednesday evening. Mrs. Walter Bartlett uf Putnam spoke on the National Grang- CTS Endorsement of Woman's Suf- frage. Mrs. Bartlett gave very winning and womanly, presentation of the suffrage cause, MT. Bartlett sec- onding her with a little speech and many of the grangers present signing endorsements of the National Grange action.
 Personal Mention. Ralph Brown of Black Hill was en- tered Monday as member of the frsh- man class at Storrs Agricultural col ] lege.
 Parker Lathrop is carrying the mall for his father who is on his vacation. MT. and Mrs. Fred Willoughby, form erly of Canterbury drove over from Scotland last Wednesday, bringing with them Mrs. Henry Phinney, who also used to live in Canterbury, her maiden name being Waters This party from Scotland were guests of MT. and Mrs. A. Halo Bennett. Mrs. F. B. Miller has been serious ly ill but is considered much better. Mrs Albert Stafford continues stead fly to improve in health Miss Sara Chase returned Wednes- day to New York, taking Miss Stew art with her fn the return party in her car.
 Mr. and Mrs. chauncey Frink with their family, MT. and Mrs. Clinton Frink and MT. and Mrs William Wright of Worcester made the trip to Mt Tom, Mass, a short time ago in their car, returning the same day. They tourned to New Haven and re- | turn on another. day. MT. and Mrs. Wright were for over a week guests at Mrs. -Wright's fath- 1 CTS, Chauncey Frinks. l Mrs. Fred Stafford enjoyed a visit | with her father, Elias Chapman, who came up from Norwich over the week | end.
 William Douglas, Yale, 1918, class
 mate of Parker Lathrop's was a guest ! at Ms Palmer's last week. Met at Parsonage. | A party of young people met at the | parsonage Monday evening in honor o1 | Miss Uarola Rivenburg of India who l Is guest there. | Henry Larkham has bought a. new car.
 Herbert Williams and his daught- CT, Miss Inez. spent several, days fl
 Hartford where MT. Williams at. tended the Charter Ook fair.
 Frank and Howard Hoxsie attended the Hartford fair.
 This week Tuesday several partie. were at Woodstock fair. Beechel
 Browns car and Chauncey Frink',
 taking their respective parties
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Dorrance O.
 Plainfield were Aguests of MT. ant
 Mrs. Brown.
 At the Kingston fair, also, Canter,
 bury was represented. The Chauncey