Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-16
Windham County
CANTERBURY GREEN
Inspiring Address by Miss Woodbury Extension School to be Held Jan. 3-26-Anxiety as to Fate of Wal- ter Wilson.

Miss Woodberry. one Of the secre- taries of the co. H. M. S.) H. M. S., took her text last Sunday from Paul s charge to Timothy, Guard that which With her wide knowledge of affairs across the continent she was able to give her hearers vivid pictures of na- tional affairs and conditions import ant in their bearing upon our respon- sibility for the progress and contln- uance of Christian civilization.
 The evening lantern talk was much enjoyed. Rev. Arthur Barwiclx brought over delegation from Plain field and added to the interest of the evening by an amusing account of his first experience with the lantern in | an Alabama town.
 Toys for Missionary Box Needed Following the mornings service the Sunday school voted to send box Of toys, etc., for the Christmas of a North Carolina school. Even play things already used can be brought to the church Sunday or left at the parsonage.
 Christian Endeavor this coming Sunday afternoon will be led by the president, Fred Stafford. The subject will be Big Jobs Awaiting Us. EX. 3:124 124.
 The Ladies' society meeting, on &C., count of Tuesdays rain was postponed to Wednesday when a small number eleven-met at the parsonage and ac- complished quite a little work. Grange Interests. Last Thursdays gathering at the Grange hall was a very successful af- fair. The new county agent Ellis, and Assistant Director Davis were much pleased with the number out well under way for the launching of the Extension School of Agriculture and Home Economies to be held in Canterbury Jan. 23-26, inclusive. This Is the only such school to be held in Windham county this year. Herbert M. Graves was elected the chairman of the Stemporary Farmers Organization, Truman Hart. secretary and treasurer.
 A party of men and women interest ed in the progress of the county is planning to attend the Windham County Farmers Association annual meeting at Odd Fellows hall, Putnam. The Christmas entertainment of the Day. school at the Green will be held
 Thursday afternoon, Dec. 21.
 Last week Mrs. William Cone visit
 ed her son in New London.
 Benjamin Cornell visited in Rhode
 Island last week.
 Edward Schindler of New York was weekend guest at Anton Rodler's.
 Public Educational Meeting.
 A public town meeting Of parents and friends of the public schools is to be held Tuesday, Dec. 19, in the eve + ming at the Grange hall. Supervisor Bond expects State Secretary c. D. Hine and Mrs. Belle Holcomb John son of the state library committee to be present to speak A demonstration of English teaching will be given with class of children from the Green school.
 Letters Marked "Missine."
 Grave concern is felt for the safety of Walter Wilson, son of T. l.. Wilson, of New York and Canterbury, who is soldier in the Canadian contingent who last heard from in September from the Sonme front. Letters two months old have been returned with his captains signature and missing"
 Death of Mrs. Andrew ]. Hetrick.
 The death of Mrs. Josephine Judson Hetrick at her home on the Green, takes one more of the representatives of old time Canterbury. Although only 59, she was perhaps especially identi- fed with the older generation of whom her father, Deacon Thomas Clark, was 8 notable example. Because of her childhood life here, her return at in- tervals as minister's wife in the par ish, and as at one time teacher in the school at the Green, she had en- deared herself to many friends