Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
Windham County
CANTERBURY GREEN

CANTERBURY GREEN ob.arvanee of Mcthera Day. County pr.aIdeWk Addresses ". e .. Us-- Automobi!e Party to Norwleh-chil- dren Entertain at Grange.
 NFothsrs Sunday was bright and beautiful and the church was sweet with the odor of flowers brought as free will offeringa. apple and shad b,,sh blossoms and carnations, pink and white. Each one carried away flower. The pastors sermon was on tho Honor of Motherhood and Fatnei hood. The sermons text was from Ex, a0:I2. Honor thy father and thy mofher." The solo. Mother, When 1 Think of Thee, was sung by MISS Edith Williams.
 Attended Institute.
 company of twenty or more went to Brooklyn in the afternoon to attend the district institute of the sunday School association. Canterbury Green Sunday school was awarded ceru- ficate as a ten-point school in County ! Standards Special. The delegates elected by the Sunday school were Mrs. James Lathrop, Howard Ho&sle and Albert Stafford.
 Invited to PIainfield.
 The Society of Christian Endeavor has been invited to take part in the rally at Plainfleld Congreganonal church Sunday afternoon. on account of the rain only few were able 70 get to WaureGan Sunday night to the 2. 10. rally to which Canterbury c. F.. members were invited. .. The mid-week prayer meeting this week will be at Judge and Mrs. A. Hale 5ennetts'o The 17 suPsect Ts as E IEG fNfs Heb. s: 1-13. The Meaning of Prayer Study is Prayer and the Goodness oi
 County President Spoke.
 Miss Lisa K. Fuller of Scotland spoke at the free will offering meet ing of the w c. T. U. held at the Methodist church at the Plain Sunday evening. Miss Fuller is president oi County w. c. T. U.-y
 The ministers of the churches ot Westminster and the Plains attended the Sunday school institute at brook-
 Address by Mrs. Davies.
 Mrs. T. E. Davies of Westminstel church gave an interesting talk at th' meeting of the Ladies Association a the parsonage at the Green, Tuesday afternoon She spoke of the Armen ian people in their historical and geo graphical relations and in their pres ent tragic experiences of the worl' war.
 Al pair of catbirds, regular summe visitors in the parsonage yard, hay arrived for the season and are alread. well domesticated.
 Attended Norwich Rally.
 A party of seven young girls at tended, with Miss Jones, the Girls rally of the Eastern Connection Branch held in Norwich last Saturda, afternoon. The girls were Edith Vii Hams. Elsie Hawes, Evelyn Graves Lydia Lathrop. Maude Graves, Myrtl Phillips and Elsie Rodlers. Four Q the girls made the trip in the min ister's car. All came back enthu siastic from the meeting and longini to go to Aloha Camp in Northf1eld.
 Lewis Lyon is putting in cemen walks and stone coping in front o Edwin Wiggin is working with Le Miss Charlotte Caldwell of Nev Britain is helping Miss Jones at tn, parsonage.
 fire in the Lyons auto shed Satur day nearly destroyed the roof.
 Miss William Miller has returnet from Flat Rock, where she was carini for Mrs. Dean. She was called i'm mediately on her return to assist Mrs Beecher Brown of Black Hill, who's mother is still invalided and unabl to be about.
 Mrs. Walter Apply and baby. Doro thy, were guests last week of MT. an Mrs. James Apply.
 Mrs. Johnson of Packerville has bee visiting Mrs. Wm. Cornell.
 Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Stanle Moore visited Mrs Moore's parents Mir. and Mrs, Wm. Cornell of Blac Hill
 Grange Interests.
 At the grange Wednesday night was voted to paint the outside of tn Grange hall.
 Canterbury Grange has been invite with Brooklyn grange to provide tn program at a joint meeting wit Plainfield June 6.
 The program given by the childre under the direction of the lecture Miss Williams. at Wednesday ever lng's grange meeting was as follows March. school song, girls recitatio Beatrice Hart; monologue. Myrt Phillips; song, The Golden Rule, Alit Hart Charlie Hart. Howard Anne Ruth Davis. May Keenan: recitatio Nelson Carpenter: tafbleau, Ruth D; wis and Howard Annes; recitation, Mt Lecrow; The Doctor and the Patier Merritt Hawes, Pearl Burdick; son Alice Hart, May Lacrow, Ruth Davi tableau, May Lecrow: march, school Mir and Mrs. Wallace Lane boug the square piano owned by the grams