Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
CANTERBURY GREEN
Tereentenary Sunday Tomorrow Gransers Hear Interesting Paper- Chief H. L. stanton's Suggestions Read on Fire Prevention Day.

to be observed as Tercentenary Sun day. At the church meeting last week the church voted to take part in the tercentenary campaign planned by the national council. A closer attention and study of the program of that cam paign calls for full attendance at the church meeting next Thursday even- ing at the parsonage. The pastors ual growth and the expansion incident upon 1t. The text I Peter g.: "Ye also are built up-a spiritual house."
 The citizenship meeting Sunday evening showed much public spirit under Mrs. $. B. Hadley's leadership. This weeks c. E. subject is Manli- ness and Womanliness. Ne. 6: 1-13; Est. 4: 6-16. Leader, Mrs. Clinton F'rink.
 Officers Reelected. The Ladies' association annual meeting was held Tuesday at Mrs. association work. Officers were re- elected for the coming year. Harvest Supper. The harvest supper and entertain ment to be given Friday evening, Oct. IS, were postponed and ye: well at tended Saturday evening. In spite of the storm Friday evening perhaps 20 took supper together in the gallery of the church.
 Read Paper Before Grange. la At the grange Wednesday night a fine paper was read by Frank E. Mil Ter. who has been recently nominated for Representative on the republican ticket Mir Miller spoke of the worth of cooperation among farmers Tn or der to acquire latest Improvements in farming implements and methods. The grange has two other members nofni- mated for representative, on the demo- or-of fi,S fjokat Hart tNnfT and MiChaa1 Shay.
 Fire Prevention Day.
 Fire Prevention day was fittingly observed at the Green school Monday afternoon. Ten visitors were present and much enjoyed the program which follows: Reading of governors procla- nation; reading, Forest Planting Not an Experiment.; original composition on Why Forest Fires Should Be Pre- vented; oral composition, Forest Ser vice; req ding, Chief Stanton's (Nor- wich) Suggestions for Preventing Fires; reading, Laws from the Public Acts; address by the town fire war den, A Hale Bennett, who spoke of Canterbury's fire experiences, the best methods of fighting fire and the inn portance of prevention. Opportunity was given for questions and general discussion.
 Motored to Clinton.
 William Barker last week made the trip to Clinton in James Apply's car, visiting there his cousins Mrs. Morris Barker.
 Attended Dairy Exhibit.
 Several Canterbury farmers attend ed the national dairy show at Spring field.
 MT. and Mrs. E. P. Sabin drove over late last week, making their head quarters with relatives at Mr Sabin's old home, going to Springfield from there.
 Another party from Canterbury made the trip by automobile Tuesday. MT. and Mrs Charles Kenyon, Walter Burdick, Nathan EXley and Truman Hart.
 Enters Trade School.
 Harold Carr who has been helping Clinton friends on his farm SN16 ,gliRton F'rink on his farm during the last two years, enters Putnam Trade neering. His older brother, George, who was graduated from Plainfield High school, class of 1915, this fall en- tered Brown university.
 MT. Thornton of Black Hill, in com papy with Benjamin Cornell, went to Boston last week to buy q motor car.
 Former Teacher Married.
 Miss Flora Moore, formerly teacher at Black Hill school. was married Oct.
 
 Raymond Field. also of Leverett. The wedding was a double one, Miss Moores sister Hazel being the second bride. The two couples started on their wedding trip together by auto mobile, driving through the Berkshires and into New York state
 Leaving Norwich.
 Milo Apply, who has been working in Norwich with the Cross Construc- tion company while they have put up the Hopkins & Allen building, has now moved with the company to Athol Mass, where they are under contract. Mrs. Fred Stafford last week attend ed the funeral of her grandfather Daniel Cranston. of Norwich. Mrs. Eugene Stafford has been enter taining her sister and cousins from Lyme. Miss Cora HuntIey, Miss Mary Whitford
 Entertained Newiyweds. Mir. and Mrs. James Pope had as their guests the week end MT. and Mrs. w. Raymond Moves, who were returning from their honeymoon spent in touring the New England states. They will reside in Worcester, Mass