Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-03
CANTERBURY GREEN
How Easter Sunday viii Be Observed
-Reopenina of Newly Decorated
Church at the Pfains-Personals.

Easter Sunday there will be special
music at the morning services, follow
ing the Tullar Meredith music of The
Risen Life. The children's concert
hour.
Nicholas Schoeppler of Mt. Hermon
and Mortified has been helping in
the services of the week. He will
speak also on Sunday and at the eve
ming service of Christian Endeavor at
be Fred Stafford. 1t is g. conservation
meeting, subject, Conqueringa Discour-
agement. Ps. 27: LA.
The mid-week prayer meeting was
held at the parsonage at 7.3o, sub
ject, Christ's Disciples as Types OF
Thomas and Matthew.
Union c. {. Meeting.
The union c. E. meeting at the
Plains last Sunday night was par
ticularly. of interest and drew a full
house for the reopening Of the newly
decorated and repaired church. Rep
resentatives Of the three Canterbury
societies and of the Plainfield c. E.
were present and took part in the
meeting. The leader from Westn1in
ster was Mrs. Columbus Smith, from
Canterbury Green Miss Exley. from
Plains Mrs Blfven, from Plainf1eld,
George Dawley.
"A tONSo pdSCO1, IbSNs
Mr.. Purdy, from Worcester, Mass.
was present and gave an address. Mr..
Purdy was the first pastor of this
Methodist church and preached for
Mr.. Speerli Sunday morning. Rev.
J. F. Speerli gave welcome to the
congratulation were by Rev. Miss
Jones. The meeting was a particu
larly happy one.
At the service last Sunday morning
at the Green The Palms was sung
by Miss Edith Williams. The subject
of the sermon was Behold Thy King
Cometh. Matt. Fl: 5.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. James APP
ply had the pleasure of visiting their
granddaughter. Dorothy Louise Apply,
of Norwich. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Apply.
Briefs and Personals.
Charles Kinney has been for a few
days at his home on Black Hill. The
wife of his son. Elbridge Kinney of
Hartford has lately died.
Miss Lulu Bennett of New Bedford
spent several days of her Easter vaca-
ton with Miss Fannie Brown of Black
Hill. Another Easter vacation guest
at Beecher Browns Is Miss Margery
Brown of Cleveland, Ohio. a. student
was Miss Sanger of Canterbury Green,
the Sanger house being the one now
owned and occupied by Frank Hoxsie.
Paul Hoxsie has been at home dur
ing a weeks recess from Proctor
academy, Andover, N. H.
Parker Lathrop. from Yale univer-
sity, is at home for a week.
Houston Lathrop, from Mortified,
has a school friend visiting him.
Gladys Lee. from Norwich Free
Academy and Vivian Williams from
Willimantic grammar grade are
younger Easter vacation visitors.
Miss Myrtle Parks of Millvil1e,
Mass, spent some days with Mrs. Hen
ry Larkhan.
Miss Lena Adams Of Norwich was
with Miss Edith Ex1ey over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams Of Will
limantic spent Sunday with the: for
ner's father, Herbert Williams, at the
Green.
Mrs. Dorothy Bennett. teacher at
Westminster. and Miss Lucy Pope,
teacher at Gay Head, visited schools
in Hartford last week
Mrs M. A. Francis has returned from
Moosup. Her nephew. Forest Ems
worth, of Sheldonsville, Mass, visited
her last week.
Dance at Grange Hall.
There was a dance at Grange hall
last Saturday night which was much
enjoyed An orchestra from Jewett
City furnished the music.