Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-17
BROOKLYN
Mrs. G. r. Genuns to Speak at suffieId
-over $50 Stolen from George D.
AngeII's-Easter Concert.

Mrs. George F. Genung attended the
annual meeting Of the Connecticut
Women's Baptist Home Mission So
ciety in New Haven Of which society
she Is state director. From there she
went to visit her daughter, Mrs. c. F.
Minott, in Greenfield, Mass, and from
there she is to go to Suffield, Conn,
where she is to give an address to the
Home Mission women of that place,
the Baptist church in Suffield village
being a church Of which her husband
was a former pastor.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Bassett of
Holyoke have been the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. 1. w Chapman.
Mrs William H. Danielson is stay
ing for a few days with the Misses
Dyer while the house she recently
bought of Miss Hyde is made ready
for occupancy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Williams have
left town. the parties to whom they
sold their place having taken posses
sion.
The Congregational Sunday school
held their postponed Easter concert
Sunday morning in place Of the
preaching service.
Schools began the spring term Mon
the center schools.
Miss Mabel Blake of Boston spent
the week end and Sunday with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs E. A. Blake.
Money Stolen.
Recently the dwelling of George D.
| Angel was entered and $50 or more
taken, some out of a bureau drawer in
the room where Mrs. Angel sleeps and
some from a trunk in an upper cham
Der and $40 from the room of Mary
! Z. Pike, employed by Mrs. Angel, but
who was at her home in the village at
took place, as she returned at about
| 11.30 and upon retiring for the night
| locked her bedroom door.
Death of Edwin M. Sweet.
Edwin NJ. Sweet, son of Edwin F.
and Marian Sweet, died Monday even
| ing, aged SO years. His funeral was
| held Wednesday afternoon, Rev. E. A.
| Kinmouth officiating. Burial was in the
family lot in South cemetery.
| The Camp Fire Girls gave an enter
ta1nment IN Unitarian hall Wednesday
evening that was well patronized
| Miss Helen Palmer has returned
from visit in Pittsfeld, Mass.
At State Eneampment.
| George NJ. Williams attended the
state encampment Of the G.. A. R. in
| New Britain as delegates from Nc
| Gregor post, 81, of Danielson
| Mr.: and Mrs Mortimer H. Miller and
| daughter of Hartford are in town for a
| short time, coming in to see about i'm
| proVements he intends to make In the
property he owns, expecting before
many weeks to come here for the
| summer.
| Mrs. Frank Lamb Of Pawtucket has
been here since Monday of this week
coming to assist her mother in the
care or her father, George L. Sweet
who had a slight shock the SATURDAY.
| previous and also had the grip, being
threatened with pneumonia
Easter Concert of Congregations
i Sunday School.
! The postponed Easter concert was
given Sunday morning by the Brook.
Iyn Congregational Sunday school, as
sisted by the church choir The beau
tiful decorations of ported plants
darodlls, and cut flowers were attrac.
lively arranged about the pulpit plat.
form. superintendent John Meyers
announced the following program:
Organ prelude, Mrs. Nj. J. Frink
professional Easter anthem, Hail Him
Lord and Leader. by choir; psalters
responsive; prayer by pastor; song
Lie, school; address, pastor; Taste
carol, A Song of Sweetness Fills tn,
AR, choir: recitation by Doroth,
blake; song-Life 1 win Give, school
collection for school; recitation, Cath.
crime Lawton; recitation, Easter, BY
PRIMARY class; song-The Women a
the Tomb, school; recitation, Grac,
Pa1khurst: song-Easter in the Heart
class Of girls; recitation, Louis;
Woodson; presentation Of Little's eros,
and Crown Pine; song-Victory on
victory, school; church collection and
notices; Easter carol-God Hath Sen
His Angles, choir; benediction by pas.
tor; organ postlude.