Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-22
CANTERBURY GREEN
Planning for Lawn Fete-Dance at Grange HaIl-Summer Pleasures for Local People and Their Guests.

Last Sundays sermon was on the Bible among the Nations, the texts Heb. 2:14 and Matt. 28:19.
 There was a good meeting Sunday evening under Mrs. Hadley's leader ship. This coming Sunday the leader will be Paul HoXsie. The subject, En- thusiasm; Its Value; How to CuIti- vate It." Isa. 12: 1-6.
 Arrangements for the lawn fete are occupying the minds of various com mittees. The next meeting of the La dies Association will be held Tues day, Aug. 1 at Mrs. Paetschis.
 The social committee of Christian Endeavor was in evidence during the social hour, following Mrs. Johnson's talk on Japan last Friday evening. Ice cream was sold for the benefit of the work The Japan pictures were very interesting and from eolored slides. Quite a few people enjoyed them.
 Mrs. Johnson's book distribution was larger than usual.
 Dance at Grange Hall.
 Saturday evenings dance at Grange Hall was popular affair, the pro ceeds going toward payment on the Grange piano.
 Miss Jeannette Hyde Fox has been visiting Miss Jones this week.
 A party from the, parsonage was entertained in Brooklyn Wednesday at Putnam Films, the historic home of Gen. Israel Putnam.
 MT. and Mrs. John Robinson of Stafford Springs visited in Canter- bury lately.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Davis and Mrs. James Goodwin of Hartford re- gently motored over from Hampton, their summer home.
 Guests at Lathrop Home.
 Mrs. Lewis Hovey and daughter, Louise, of Norwich, are visiting Mrs. James Lathrop. Miss Alice Eddy of Winsted is being entertained by her cousin, Lydia Lathrop. Mrs. William Wright of Worcester has returned home, having spent some time with relatives in town.
 Miss Elsie Rodler is visiting friends on Long Island.
 Lease Summer Homes.
 MT. and Mrs. King and son have rented the Hearns house for the sum mer. The Cottreu family are occu- pying the Simon Button house.
 Mrs. Myron Hicks and family and Edward Linke are spending their va cation with Mrs. Ernest Linke. Mrs. William Miller has returned after a weeks vacation, to care for Mrs. Helen Button of Black Hill, who is slightly improving. Mrs. Davis. her daughter, Mrs. Mar | tha Warren, have returned from a | week spent at Brighton Beach. Miss Frances Palmer has returned | rom a trlp to the BerkShlreS, coming l by automobile with MT. and Mrs. J | H. Els of Pittsdeld, who visited also | in Canterbury.
 Mrs. Etta Rogers with her son from | Andover, has been visiting her moth | CT. Mrs. Olive Kearns. Florence ExIey has returned from Hop River.
 Mrs. Nathan Exley spent Tuesday 1 night at Groton, making the trip by l automo bile. Miss Florence and Lu- | cius Exley and Miss Mabel ExIey o1 l Medway were of the party. MT. and Mrs Fred Kinney of Can l terbury Plain have purchased a tour 1 ing car.
 Weekend Guests.
 Mrs. Kearnes entertained over the | weekend her son, Henry Kearnes, anC i three friends, William Wakelee, Mil, ton MyIes and Edward Readon, all O. Bridgeport, who made the trip or | their motorcycles, Mrs. Etta Rogers, he daughter and grandson of Andover and MT. and Mrs. Charles ATofdtt ant two grandchildren of South Canter | bury
 Miss Airline SeItsam of East Fox | borO, Mass, has been visiting Mis- l Irene Trumper.