Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10

A. J. 5runda1e to Speak at Grange
 Hall.
 cihldren's Sunday. tomorrow. June young and old. Last Sunday the norning sermon was by F W Bar Der of Putnam. who came to take the place of the pastor who attended the Commencement Sunday exercises in NorthfeId hearing there the Rev G. l. A party of four made the trip to Northdeld in Miss Jones car. 1eav- ing Canterbury Saturday and return ing Tuesday. after visiting Miss Edith Exley, a student at Northfield semin- ary Mrs. Nathan Exley. William ExIey and Roger Brown were of the party.
 On Tuesday. Mrs. A. J. Hetrick at- tended Tn Norwich the meeting of the Eastern Connecticut Branch of the Woman's Board of Missions.
 Ladies' Association Meets.
 Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' association met with Mrs. Elmer Richmond. Miss Hannah Baldwin was present. She has lately return ed home for the summer from the far west. Mrs. Robinson of the Plains sang by request The Holy City. and a very social afternoon was enjoyed. Several of the Westminster church and Methodist ladies were guests.
 The Wonen's Christian Temperance union will meet in the town hall. on 1 Wednesday, June 14th, at 2.30 Flow CT Mission day will be observed.
 Starting Up Mill.
 George Smith is starting up the mill which was temporarily. closed by 1 the accident and death of his son, Le- roy c. Smith whose loss has been such L. -yely, wide circle of friends. MT. Smiths second son, Fremont, is helping his | father. Their place is to make polo sticks and ox-bows.
 Christian Endeavor meeting Sun- day evening. 7.30 o'clock. The sub- .i ject is The Will and the Way. Phil :. 4:1-13.
 Miss Clemens. a sister of Mrs. F. W Barber was a guest with him at thu parsonage Sunday.
 Rev MT. Grant is a guest at Mir 2 and Mrs. William GaskilPs. MT. and Mrs. Charles Kenyon O Scotland. have been visiting Mir. ant Mrs. Henry Larkhan.
 James Towne and Henry Larkhan were the hosts at a dance last Fri day night in Grange hall. Nineteen members of Canterbur- grange attended the Union Grang meeting at Plainfleld, Tuesday even ing and enjoyed a very happy even ing.
 A. j. Rrundaae to. Speak. o At the Home Grange meeting Wed
 nesday evening arrangements wer 6 made for opening the hall on the ev
 ening of Wednesday, June IA, for tn n public stereoptieon lecture to be give
 by A. J. Brundage of Storrs. Pro : Brundage comes as State Leader, ( s Boys and Girls clubs.
 A corn and sewing club is alread
 started at the Green dating back
 the interest reused by State Agent V C. Kennedy. during his visit in Apr
 The president of this club is Per 3. Burdick; vice president, Merri v Hawes; secretary, Myrtle Phillip. :. treasurer, Charles Hart.
 Funeral of Leroy c. Smith. = Funeral services for Leroy Geor;
 Smith were held in the church aft
 the prayers at the house, Rev. Mir.
 Jones ofnciating. The front of u
 church was decorated with purple Il laos, making a back ground for u ns faires and roses and carnations whi'
 were tributes of family affection. choir of six voices sang. Abide Wi ld Me, and Just When Need Him Mo d Jesus Is Near. Miss Edith William y sang a solo. The Homeland, TT IS hearers were Charles Barstow al tt Beecher Brown, Hubert Graves al ar Arthur Bennett. Burial was in Car
 cemetery.