Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
CANTERBURY GREEN
Autumn Rally TomorroW- Books From State ,LihraryWalter Wilson Writes From the Front at Somme.

From State Library--W alter Wilson Writes From the Front at Somme. The Autumn Rally of Church and
 Sunday school will be held tomorrow | s(Sunday95 at Ill m. The subject l is Preparedness for Christian Service.
 The. Christian Flags will be presented
 those Sunday School pupils whose | church attendance has been most reg
 ulars during the last quarter. Reports of the County Sunday School con- vention will be given at the Sunday ] School hour by delegates who were | present. Last Sunday the Tercentenary
 subject was the Pilgrims as Builders
 of Church and State and Nation. who l looked for the city which hath the foundations whose builder and maker
 is God" Heb. 11:1o.
 | Delegates to Hartford. i Delegates to State Sunday School | convention were appointed besides the
 pastor and superintendent, Mrs. James Lathrop, Mrs Frank Hoxie. Alternate
 Mrs. S. B. Hadley.
 An interesting evening service of the
 Christian Endeavor was held under the i leadership of Mrs. Clinton Brink. This l weeks subject is The Rewards of Re | ligion, 1 Cor. 3:6-23. Leader, Mrs. Fred
 Stafford
 All Day Work at Church. l Tuesday, October 31, has been ap- pointed TOT all Qay WOrk at IH6 | church, by the Ladies' society. The
 men have been invited to aid in neces- | Sary repairing, etc. It is planned to eat luncheon at the church.
 The Junior auxiliary girls met on Saturday last al, Mrs. Lathrop's, choices and doing some work for the | Sunday school.
 Heard Providence Speaker. oe+1 M ed the ministers meeting at Dayville, l held at w. P. Kelly's, hearing an im- 1 portant address on Organizing the | Church for Religious Education, by | Rev. Frank E. Butler of Providence. The pastor and senior deacon, A. Hale Bennett, were delegates that same day at the council called to | consider the resignation of a good friend of Canterbury. Green church,
 Rev. Clarence H. Barber of Danielson
 For ArmenianSy Syrian Relief. Boxes for the collection of funds for Armenian and Syrian relief were p1ac- ed in church and stores following the proclamation of President Wilson and the request of the Federal council of | Churches of America. Opportunity for further giving will be continued. The church box will be in the vestibule ready for offerings from. Sunday to | Sunday.
 Books Loaned.
 Mrs. Belle Holcomb Johnson of the State Library committee distributed about 300 books last Friday reaching about 50 homes. as many as possible in the days trip.
 Political Rally.
 l A political rally will be held Thurs l day morning, November 2 when c. l Whitefeld Sinonson. prohibition can l didate for governor, with other candi-
 dates and speakers will address the 1 voters at the town hall, Canterbury | Plain. An expert cartoonist will ac- | company the speakers in the prohibi- ton automobile and will illustrate the 1 addresses. -a1 | Members of the W. c. T. U. from 1 the ea.tern and central portions of the l town attended the October meeting of
 the union held at Westminster par | sonage, WednesdaNH with MrssvT. ' E 1 Davies. Miss Davies gave, af very in- teresting report of the state W. c. T l convention which she lately attended | as delegate from Canterbury union. | The next meeting, November 8, will | be held at Canterbury Green parson- age with Miss Marion Jones. | The attendance at Canterbury Green | school during October reacl<d 99 per | cent stri-45-,-s =s
 Mrs Helen Burton is also very i'll | at her daughters Mrs. Beecher Brown
 Mrs. Gilbert Palmer. who has been as sisting Mrs. Brown is away for a week 1 with her daughter Mrs. Towne. Mrs, 1 William Miller is caring for Mrs. Burt | ton.
 Canterbury was represented at the 1 National Dairy Show in Springfield by 1 a larger number than named last week l Clyde Kenyon in his car, took Mrs l Christian, William and Lloyd Phillips
 and Burr Smith. Alberts Hicks was 1 there, MT. and Mrs. Charles Hyde and
 Miss Dawley . 4g
 | Lewis Lyon sold at auction last Sat-
 urday tools and household utensils News From the Front. MT. and Mrs. T. L. Wilson received | Thursday letter from their son, Walter, who is with the Canadian con- | tingent on the Sonme front. He had l been wounded with shrapnel in the
 right fore arm but was able to use his pen. He had been in action when the new Hand ships" were used. 1 G. Ernest Cooley with MT. and Mrs 1 George Miller of Staffordvi1le. spent
 the >eek end at Canterbury Green.
 Post Office Now Canterbury. Canterbury Green, Canterbury Plain and Westminster people are congratu- 1 lating themselves that the petition fo1 | the change of post office name has 1 been granted and all may now be ad- dressed as residents of Canterbury 1 not South Canterbury, which is only
 a section of the town. Mrs. Tracy has taken new oath of office as mistress i of Canterbury post office --'--