Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-03
WEDDING.
Observation-Disclosures,

Joseph Herbert and Miss Irene Ec-
cleston were married at the brides
home in Glasgo Thursday by the Rev.
John Thompson of Voluntown. There
was happy company of relatives of
both present. MIR. and Mrs. Herbert
left for a wedding trip in Massachu-
sets.
Holiday Visitors.
Week end visitors in town include:
Miss Helen Hull of Norwich at Miss
S. K. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jen-
ninss of Danielson and Mrs: Lila Bald
win Of Norwich at DR.. C. H. jennings
Miss Ethel Burdick of New London
at w. r. Burdick's. Mrs. Emerson at
her sons, G. w. Emerson's, F. H.
Tllinghast and daughter Helen of
Central Village. Arthur Tillinghast and
daughter Dorothy of Plainfeld, Arthur
Pauls', Ronald Kimball of Norwich at
A. NJ. Clarke's. Mr. and Mrs G.. w.
Robertson of Danielson at A H. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ha1vor BroadwelI of
Hartford at Mrs. F. S. Browns.
Food Sale.
Dorcas Circle of the Kings Daugh-
tiers held a food sale in the town hall
Friday afternoon, realizing $13. The
sale was in charge of Mrs. w R. Bur-
dick. The foo table was in charge
Of Mrs. E H. Hiscox, Mrs. ]. H Tracy,
Miss Adelaide Burdick and Mrs.
Charles Woodmansea. Mrs. w. RI.
Burdick sold hot cross buns: candy
was sold by Miss Mabel Wilcox and
Mrs. NJ. w. Allin. Rev. Samuel
Sunday Services.
At the Methodist church the pas
tor. Rev. Samuel Thatcher, will breach
sunday. His morning subject will be
The Stone Rolled Away. In the eve
ming there will be a serevice of story
and song entitled The Dawn Immor-
tai, which will be given by the Sun
day school. Mrs. George Soule will
prepared for the morning service by
Miss Annie M. Robertson organist
and Chorister:
Voluntary. Know That My Re
deemer Liveth. Handel: hymn, Rise,
Glorious Conqueror, Rise. Mason; Eas-
son; anthem, The Illuminated Tomb.
Wilson: offertory, vocal sala by Will
liam J. Robertson. Jr., Triumphant
Morn, Lehman; hymn. Hail the Day
That Sees Him Rise, Clark; hymn,
Hail Ye Saints the Sight Is Glorious,
Smart.
Congregational Church.
At the CONGREGATIONAL church. Rev.
Charles A. Northrup will preach in
the morning. The special music by
the choir includes:
Prelude, Gloria from Third Mass,
Hunamel; Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today. Brown; anthem, God Is Not
fertory solo. The Resurrection and the
Life, Mrs. F. S. Leonard; Welcome,
Happy Morning, J. B. Calkin: post
lude. Chorister, Mrs. E. H. Hiscox.
Organist. F. S Leonard
Baptist Church
At the Baptist church, the pastor,
the Rev. Allan Spidell will preach.
Morning subject, The First Fruits from
the Dead. There will be special mu-
sic. The organist, Miss Katherine
Babcock, will give the following selec-
tons:
Prelude. Christ Is Risen. Mozart: Of
fertory, Easter Alleluia, Ashford; post
lude Unfold Ye Portals. Gounod. The
anthem by the choir will be: The Risen
Lord, Ashford. The response will be
a male quartette, Rise Glorious Con
Saunders, g. H. Prior and Ernie Myott.
In the evening there will be a can
tata by the choir under the direction
of Miss Alice A. Brown chorister. en-
titled, The Conquering King, Wilson.
The pastor will give a short talk on
the Easter program.
ST. Mary's Church.
At st. lMary'S church there will be
the three regular masses. AT 1.-THE
high mass at 1890 there will be spe-
cial music as arranged by Miss Aglae
Therein, chorister.
Borough Small Notes.
The hour of the evening services at
the Protestant churches changes to
1880 on Sunday.
Mrs. Daid R. Kinney Of Norwich
Town has been a recent visitor at
Mrs. Ellen Babcock's.
Miss Isabel Button is visiting Mrs
F. D. Coles in Norwich.
Miss Frances Shea Of Central Falls
is at her uncle's, John Fitzgerald's.
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Industry In Europe.
Press dispatches from Europe give
one the impression that the principal
business of civilians in that interesting
continent is subscribing to war loans.