Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-11
CANTERBURY GREEN
Miss HadIey Addresses Ladies' Asso-
.eiation-Teachers in TowR sehooIs-
Boy of II BuiIds csnoe-sunday
School Picnic.


The sacrament OF the Lords supper
was celebrated last Sunday morning.
The subject of the sermon was The
Importance. OF Faithfulness and VIII
Christ Find Us Faithful The text
Aey; -1I; y. Called chosen. faithful.
. The Christian Endeavor meeting
sunday evening will be led by James
Towne. Subject. friendships That Are
Worth Forming: Making Them, Keep
ing Them Prov. n: 8. 6, 9. 10, II, II,
The, subject of the prayer meeting
Thursday afternoon is Christian Mem
cries Pisa 1S7: 1-9.
The prayer meeting last week was
led ibyDeacon George Rowland.
Address by Miss HadIey.
A vesy {mportant-a and pleasant meet
ing-Gf the ,LadteS' association was held
TUESDAY afternoon at Mrs. 7. l. VIII
SONS where in spite OF the showers
quite company gathered to sew and
TO hear most Interesting talk by Miss
Sarah Louise Hadley on the Silver Bay
CONFERENCE and the emphasis there put
upon missionary education and PRAYER
as necessary to the worlds forward
movement. 1t was ,voted at this meet
Ing TO extend the scope OF interest and
activity of the. association by making
Il auxiliary to the Woman's Boards OF
Foreign and Home Missions OF the
state Mrs a. Hale Bennett was elect
ed director OF missionary interest. The
next meeting Of the association viii
De held at Canterbury Green parson-
age tuesday, Sept, II. at 2-5 p. m.
Miss Marcia Rivenburg of India win
talkSof the work being accomplished in
East Boston this summer
At Woodstock Meeting.
Miss Fanny Brown, Mrs. A. ] Het-
rick. Miss Lucy Baldwin. Miss Hadley
and Miss Jones Were guests OF the
Eastern Connecticut branch of the
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions In
woodstock last Friday. making the
trip by car apd on their return trip
visiting the Pbmfret Hilltop. where
Mrs Hetrick's aunt. Mrs. Louise Chan
dler Moulton. for many years wrote
such charming verse. Four of the Ia
Ed Hall Of Plainfield made a very
interesting address at the last grange
meeting.
This Years Teachers.
Mr.. BOWS has been succeeded as SUI
perintendent OF schools for Canterbury
by F. w. Barber of Danielson. The
| teaching force shows also one or two
| changes in the schools, which opened
Tuesday, Sept. Z. At Packer. Mis-.
| Evelyn Strong; the Green, Miss Editf
| Williams: North Society. Gladys Bush.
men Peck. Sidney Whipple Smith. Miss
4 Bennett Raymond, Miss Marjorie
Il Durham
Baldwin district Is closed; the chill.
dren are being sent to Packer. VIII.
loughby district Is closed: the chill.
dren are sent to the Green. Frost anS
| Hyde districts are also closed. tn,
children being sent to the Green
| Students Leave Town.
| Paul Hoxie mas returned for his las
year at Proctor academy, Andover. y
H.
Miss Edith Exley has begun her sec
ond year at Mortified seminary
Florence Exley is teaching in He
Mrs Hiram Halves and son Merritt
are IN Central Valley. y. Y.
Mrs. Ida Segur is keeping house 10
MIS-. Halves in her absence.
Canoe Builder at II.
Merritt Halves. aged IL, has thi
summer built canvas canoe which 4
being used on the Quinebaug
w. c. 7. U. Election.
Buell. chapter OF W. G. T. L. me
Wednesday at Mrs. Martin Bushnell's
Officers elected for the following yea
are: President, Mrs. Columbus smith
vice presidents. Mrs Speerli, Mrs
Bsrnice Bliven, Miss Jones. Mrs
Davies; secretary. Mrs. Martin Bush
nell; treasurer. Mrs. s. b. Hadle,
Delegate to state meeting elected wa
Mrs. J. F. Speerli.
DIR. Helen Baldwin spent the wee