Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-04
CANTERBURY GREEN
Church Unrestricted jacques Dead
Grange Elects Officers.


The subject of last Sundays sermon
was Pentecost Rather Than Arranged
don. Text. Act 2: AZ, And they con-
tinued steadfastly in the apostles
teaching and fellowship. in the break
ing of bread and in prayer"
The Christian Endeavor meeting for
next Sunday evening is a conservation
one. Subject, Golden Fruit from the
Prayer Life. Heb. 4: 14-16. Leader,
Mrs. Renry Larkham.
Christmas RehearsaIs Begin.
The Christmas practice began last
Sunday in the Sunday school. The
Christmas soliciting committee was ap-
pointed as follows: Miriam Cornell for
Black Hill, Olive Seltsam for North
Society and Hyde street, Myrtle Phil
lips and Elsie Rodler for the Green,
Myrtle Phillips and Beatrice Hart for
South Canterbury. Mrs. Lathrop's
class under Edith Williams as chair
man were elected decorating commit
tee, and Miss Fanny Brown and Mrs.
Frank Hoxsie the purchasing commit
tee for the Christmas tree.
Two Quilts Tied.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent
by the ladies Tuesday at Mrs Henry
RandalPs in the tying of two quilts.
The next meeting will be Dec. 14th at
Mrs. Fred Graves.
Mrs. Tanner and Miss Tanner OF
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Death of Fred jacques.
Fred Jacques, who died Tuesday
morning at his brothers home on
Black Hill, married several years ago
Mercy Warren of Canterbury and
leaves. besides his widow. one son,
Howard.
Holiday Gatherings.
A family gathering was held
han lT ScriX ir0cr Of 10 nf
Olive L. Kearnes, her two daughters
and one son being her guests for the
day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
David Rogers and son Clarence of An
dover, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mofitt
and little son, Charles Henry, of
and Edward Reardon, both of Bridge
port, George Randall of Voluntown and
Miss May Gardner of Griswold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sagur enter
tanned over Thanksgiving Mrs. Sagur's
two brothers, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur and
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Tracy. and their
families.
Miss Lula Bennett of New Bedford
was a Thanksgiving guest at Beecher
Browns.
cellege had nearly a weeks vacation
at home.
Miss Florence Exley was at home
for Thanksgiving from her school in
Hebron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Moore visited
Mrs. Moore's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Cornell, over Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Frink enter
tanned for Thanksgiving their large
family of sons and daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wright coming from
Worcester, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hyde
Brooklyn and Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Frink from South Canterbury.
Mrs. Lewis Lyon entertained her ia
Their and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Heze
kiahs Utley, of South Coventry, and her
son, Burton Flint. of Burridge, Mass,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flint of South
Coventry were also of the party.
The Misses Medbury spent Thanks
giving with relatives in Central VIII
lage.
Miss Inez, entertained her grand
mother, Mrs. Bliven, and daughter,
Miss Edna, Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Linke was the guest of Mrs.
Henry Larkhain.
Community Social.
The Grange hall was open Thanks
giving evening for a community social
and dance.
An epidemic of chickenpox has
Miss Fanny Brown of Pomfret is
visiting Miss Jones at the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Frink have
been taking trip to Boston and
Worcester.
Grange Election.
An election of officers Wednesday
night at the Grange, returned Hubert
Graves again as Master; James
Towne, overseer; Edith Williams,
lecturer; Henry Larkham. steward;
Milo Apply, assistant steward; Gladys
:, C+rT oy-1- low n
Carr, gate keeper; Elsie Halves as
Cereos; Maude Graves as Flora; Levi
Clark, secretary; Mrs. Frank HoXsie,
treasurer.
Samuel Carpenter was elected to
the executive committee for three
years and Hart Golf was appointed
insurance committee. Mrs. Maude
Graves was elected organist and
Samuel Carpenter was appointed
janitor for the ensuing year.
At the next meeting of the Grange
Miss Elizabeth Burnen of Hartford
will speak on Ants Suffrage.