Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
CANTERBURY GREEN
Rally Day in Sunday sehoeI-Entsr' tainmsnt Follows Harvest Supper Funeral sf Meiisn ". Smith.

Rally Day of the Sunday school wns wei attended last Sunday Mss Slat-- ery's programme. Forward Steps. be- ing given All departments of the Sunday school were represented from the Cradle Roll to Home department. Seventeen names were read on the Cradle Roll.
 The Chrfstiaa Endeavor meeting last Sunday night was most interest ing. being men and politics to the front in their relations to God and common good.
 This weeks subject is Increase and Efhciency. Two permanent C. E. Ideais. Eph- 4:1-1e. Leader. Miss
 Miss Edith winiams and Miss Maud Graves each sang a solo at the Sunday School rally.
 Supper and Entertainment.
 Friday evening a delightful enter. eainment was given at the church in. connection with the Harvest sup per. The farce. A Paper Match. was presented.
 Myra Stewart. Edith Williams. made very able east Music was by Mir. and Mrs. Hiram Howe, and by Elsie Howe and a charming duet by Helen Lathfop of PlainfieId and Mende Graves. very entertaining reading by Mrs Beecher Brown znc recitation by Miss Lillian Frink. whieh created much good feeling and laughter. A fine supper and a full at tendance and all felt that the even Ing had been one of real delight and Tuesday. November 2. the ladies ! meet for house cleaning William O. Barker, a retired sea | captain living at the Green gave Q ! talk to the children at the Westmin- 1 ster school last week
 Now at Deland. Miss Sara Chase who spent the three summer months in Canterbury with her aunt. Miss Palmer. is study ing fhi. winter at stetson univer- sity. at Deiand. Florida Friends re- member her gratefully as the one who trained the butterfly and brownie children fer the lawn fete and ara | pleased to know she has a class ir gymnastics also at Stetsoa universi-
 Myra Stewart of New London wnc has been a guest in Canterbury for thu | last six weeks left for home Weducs- day and Is ep route for California with her aunt. Mrs. Chase.
 Mrs. Norman of North Stonington has been visiting her daughter. Mrs Elmer Richmond. -
 An ell Of the parsonage Is recefv ing new roof.
 Lats Strawberries.
 Airs. Lewis Lyons is able to be out While she was ill she enjoyed at twt different times. fresh strawberrie brought her by Mrs. T. l.. Wilson wht has wines bearing ripe strawberrie ever since August
 Mrs. Lyons' daughter, Gladys Flint has been i'll with the same throat dis order.
 Miss Flint lately harvester 2s bush, els of onions which she planted ant raised on 1-20th of an acre of land doing all the work and wedding her self
 Mrs. .Abbie Buss has been with he sister. Mrs. William Smith for tn last three weeks She returned o
 Wednesday to the Green. Funeral of MefIen w. Smith.
 The funeral of sfellen W. Smith va
 held at his home. October 18th. H was the brother of Mrs. Helen But
 ton of Black Hfll. Many friends an neighbors were present. He leave his wife and two sisters. Mrs. Hele
 Button. of Canterbury and Mrs. Cha Pellett of Danielson and one brother
 Columbus Smith of Canterbury. MT i, Smith has lately suffered another los
 in the sudden death of a nephew I Frank Day Bishop of Springfield, wh i was found dead in bed, October 16tl , He was an only son of John P. an
 Gertrude Day Bishop and a nephe' f also or Mrs. .Abbie Buss of Canter bury Green.