Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-13

Twelve Join (. E. Society-soy Fractures Leg While coastina.
 Those attending inc morning ser vice at the Congregational church were much surprised to see the hand some tablet that had been placed on the church Saturday night by the pas tor. Rev. R. H. Crawford The tablet contains the following inscription in large gilt letters:
 Salem gregationa1 Church.
 Morning Worship, Il a. m.
 Sunday School, 12 m.
 Evening Service, p. m-
 Minister, R. H. CRAWFORD. A most impressive sermon by the pastor on the theme of Assurance. text l John 5: 15, was listened to by 8 large congregation Sunday morning Part of the Sunday school hour was taken up with the recitation of scrip ture. Miss Ruth Murray, age g, re Charles Miner Eecited the Golden Texts from Des. first.
 C. E. Rally.
 The evening service was a Christian Endeavor rally. Notwithstanding the storm. the church was nearly full. Twelve members were received into eht society. Miss Mabel Few, Arthur Kingsley and Le Roy Bailey were re- cetved into active membership. and
 
 Violet Rogers, Stella Dembenski. Pauline Holt, Lawrence Spencer, Charles Miner, Willie Day and Floyd Bailey were received as associate members. They were welcomed with the hand of fellowship from the pastor and the president of the Christian En- deavor society. WiIbert H. Marvin. The ., E. pin was presented by the pastor to MT. Marvin who acknowledged the gift with appreciation. The pastor gave resffr Nr md later addressed the congregation. tell ing of the work the c. F. society is doing for the church and the world.
 Boy Fractures Leg.
 Coastins on the Strickland Hill was much enjoyed by a large crowd of young people last Friday evening until little Joseph DembenSki suffered a his sled when 1t ran into 9, fence post. He was taken home by Clyde Ray and George Riggs. Dr. Rowland of Col chester reduced the fracture Saturday.
 Social Club Meets.
 The Social club held it's monthly meeting last Thursday evening.
 The Ladies Aid society met for re- organization at the home of the Misses Hurlburt last Thursday afternoon. The following officers were chosen: Honorary president, Mrs. Grace Lati- mer; president, Mrs. Mary Darling vice president, Mrs. Charles Ray sec Tetary, Mrs Ora Clark; treasurer, Mrs. Cora Hanney.
 Rev. R. H. Crawford returned to New Britain by way of New London Mon day. While In town he was a guest in the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles $. Ray.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Chappeu of Golden Spur were guests of MT. and Airs. 1T. A. Rogers last Friday.
 Miss Ora W. and Miss Ivegh SteTTy of New London spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of their parents 11r and Mrs T. Hunt Sterry.
 Mrs. Phoebe Robinson has returned to her home in Yantic after 3, few days visit at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Florence R. Murray.
 Donald c. Mitchell of New London was at Woodbridge Farms Monday.
 Miss Ruth Sterry is spending the week in New London, the guest of her sisters. Misses Ora and Iveagh SterrT at the Moll1can hotel.
 Nine Inch Ice.
 Charles $. Ray is harvesting nine inch ice.
 Ira D. Clifford was @ Norwich visitor Monday
 William Adamski of New York was a recent visitor at his former home in town.
 George Baron cut his foot with an axe while working on the Mitchell farm Tuesday.