Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
CANTERBURY GREEN
Three Join Congregational Church Annual Meeting-New Missionary Committee-Election at Grange.

At the communion service last Sun day three new members joined the Congregational fellowship on confes- sion of faith. Nathan Exley who has ! tendant and helper in the church work and Lydia Lathrop and Charles Randall two of the younger people of the church family.
 Church Meeting. New Years night the church annu- al meeting was held with roll call and supper. Responses to the roll by word or letter were many and most inter esting reports were read from differ ent organizations of the work. It was l a very enjoyable affair and well at | tended. Frank HoXsie reported as clerk and treasurer of the church. Mrs. Henry Randall as president of 1 tho C. D. society, Miss Edith Exley 1 for tho organized Bible class, Miss l Lydia Lathrop as president of the Ju- nior Christian Endeavor. Mrs. Frank l Hoxsie as president of Ladies' Aid so- l ciety and Nathan Exley secretary and l treasurer Of Ecclesiastical society | brought most interesting greetings. l James Towne was to have re- ported for Sunday schools but on ac- | count of illness his report was 1 postponed until Sunday. Committee | in charge of the programme was. Dea- con A. Hale Bennett, Deacon George ! IlOWIdLu, 1NCN. Ii. J1IleS. supper 1 committee, Mrs. James Lathrop, Mrs. 1 Frank Hoxsie, Mrs. $. B. Hadley. i Frank Hoxsie was reelected clerk | and A. Hale Bennett and George Row. 1 land as deacons. Mrs. II. M. Graves 1 sang beautiful solo, T Know that My 1 Redeemer Liveth.''
 1 At the meeting of the Sunday school 1 Sunday morning, Miss Louise Hadley 1 was elected chairman of Q Missionary i committee composed of members ot l the main school. These members be- | ing Mrs. Beecher Brown, Nathan Ex.
 ley, Edith Williams. Charles Randall | and Elsie Rodler.
 Sunday school officers elected at i the preceding meeting Sunday were: 1 Superintendent Frank Hoxsie; as- ] ley; secretary, Frank Tawley; treas ! urer, Roger Brown.
 c. E. Installation.
 Installation of Christian Endeavor 1 officers will take place this Sunday ] the new president having been called l out of town last week Subject of the ! meeting. Our Denominations.
 Boards" Leader, Mrs. Frank Hox- ! sic, ?. m,
 h connection with the mid-weeE i meetings of the church there will be- | gin this week q study of the Major 1 Prophets beginning with Isaich. Ar l afternoon meeting will be held at Al.
 bert Saffords at 2.30 o'clock The ev- 1 enlng time and place, 7.30 D. m al 1 the parsonage. Both on Thursday. Grange Election. ! At the grange meeting EVednesday evening there was installation of off ! cers as folloTFs; II. Nj. Graves, master i James E. Town. overseed; Mrs. Lii.
 lian NJ f7rinll lecturer; Henry Lark. ham, steward; Henry Larcoss, assist. ant steward; Mrs. Jennie Wilson Chaplain; Levi II. Clark, secretary Mrs Frank Hoxsie, treasurer; Franl
 FawleE, gate keeper: Mrs. Ahbi' | BarroUs, Ceres; Hattie Fawley. Pc mona; N1rF. Henry Larkhann, Flora Mrs. Ethel Lercoss, lady assistant.
 Brief Mention.
 Harry Flint from Bunage, Mass. visited his mother, Mrs. Lewis Lyon over Sunday.
 Gladys Lyon was also home fol 1 Christmas,
 Mrs. \. T. Rowland, wife of 2 form. CT minister, has been visiting Mis- Jones at the parsonage, and is nov the guest of other local friends Mrs. Hammond s son vas at hon:
 over New Years.
 MT, and Mrs. F. E. Miller are spend
 ing the week in New York.
 Mrs. Hiram HaWes and Miss Elsie
 returned Monday from Central Valley N. Y
 Eugene Stafford was quite seriousl,
 hurt about q week ago by a. fall or
 the ice. He is now able to be about Ice on the pond was cut before thu , thaw, filling the ice houses of F. E
 Miller. James Appley, Truman Hart and Henry Kenyon.
 Rev. MT. II. James attended tn. Windham County Ministers meetins at Thompson Tuesday.
 Mrs. Helen Adams is in Moosup a her son's, pr. W. W. Adams, where
 she will make her home through tn, 1 winter.
 A. Hale Bennett is able on crutche.
 to get into the air outdoors for few
 moments each day. His foot is i'm
 proving
 Mrs. Fred Graves has so far re
 covered as to be able to do without { nurse and to be about the house.
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