Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13

rew--Mrs. T. L. Davies TO Speak at
Parsonage Meetins-children's Night
At che Grange May 18th.
Mothers Sunday, tomorrow, May Il,
there will be special music and all the
children are looked for. This Is the
day OF the white carnatton in honor OF
the mothers and pink for the fathers.
Five Join the Church.
Last Sundays short sermon preced-
ing communion was from a text taken
from the two scripture passages, John
II: 10, and II Timothy q: 81, That
they may be sanctified, meet for the
Masters use, prepared unto every good
work. There joined the church fellow
ship ON confession Of their faith Miss
Fanny Elizabeth Brown and Walter =.
Davis, and by letter Mrs. Lucy Bur
nett Davis from the First Free Baptist
church of Olneyville, R. l.. Mrs. Maria
church of Central Village and Miss
Marion Hastings Jones from Emmanuel
Congregat church, Hartford
Last weeks midweek prayer meet
ing was held with Mr.. and Mrs. Wall
ter Burdick This weeks with Mr.
the meeting will be with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Il. Davis. The subject, What
is a Square Deal? Matt. 10: 1922.
Nal. 2: Lie, Amos 5: Ais. The weeks
study in the Meaning of Prayer is
Prayer and the Goodness of God.
The delegates who attended the an
nual meeting of the Windham County
association of churches and ministers
at Dayyille Tuesday were Deacon and
Mrs. A. Hale Bennett. Rev. NJ. H,
Jones and Miss Brown drove over
/ also with Rev. and Mrs. 7. E. Davies
Of Westminster church. Deacon and
| Mrs. Bennett spent two days at the
| home of Mr.. Benefits brother-in- law,
w. P. Kelley, Of DayvfIle.
Mrs. Davies to Speak.
The Ladies' association of the parish
/ will meet Tuesday. May 16, from 2 to
| p. M, with Miss NJ. H. Jones at the
| parsonage. 1t is hoped that Mrs T
present and speak on The Kings Bus
/ mess in fTurkey, especially in that pari
| of Turkey from which Mrs. Davies her
| self came, Armenia, where her father
| was missionary
| The church at the Plain is oper
| Sunday evening for the meeting of the
1 w c. T. T., which takes its free will
| offering that evening. Mrs. Lisa K
Fuller of Scotland, the president of tht
| county union, will give the address.
The regular monthly meeting of tht
Canterbury w. c. 7. u. was held a.
Mrs. ]. T. Speerli's Wednesday after.
| noon with many in attendance.
i Mrs. Charles Robinson is entertain,
| ing her mother, Mrs. Burgess, iron
! Attleboro, Mass, who expects to be il
+ town for a month or more.
Mrs. Elmer Richmond has also beef
entertaining her mother, Mrs. Nor
man.
1 Mrs. James Lathrop has been visiting
] friends in Voluntown.
Miss F. E. Brown is visiting he
brother, H. G. Brown, of Worcester.
ChiIdren's Night.
Wednesday, May II, is Children
night at the grange under the leader
ship of Miss Edith Williams, lecturer
and also district school teacher.
Mrs. Mary Gardner and Miss Iren
Tronpes visited Wednesday Mr.!
Charles Mofntt and her little ten days
old son, Raymond Kenneth.
Ralph Brown was at home froT
Storrs college over Sunday.
George Randall is at Mrs. DIV
Kearne's recovering from a serious op
! | Grafton.
Infants Death.
III Mr.. and Mrs. George Potvin, VIII
) | have many friends in Canterbury, Mr.
Potyin's home town, suffered the los
3 this week of their youngest daughte
} Fern Smith, who died Sunday of bror
chial~p pneumonia. Services at the
home in Central Village were cor
Quoted by Rev. NJ H Jones, pastor
the church in Canterbury, of whic
Mrs. Potvin is a member. Burial we
;. in Carey cemetery, Canterbury.