Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-27

Sunday was the last Sunday in the
conference year IN the Methodist
Episcopal church and the pastor, Rev.
w. H. DUnnack, preached an interest
ing sermon in the morning 10 large
audience. IN the afternoon the every
member canvass bs"an which has
been started in the local church this
year. The seven teams started out
and called on every member and the
results We're very pleasing to the COM
mittee. Mr.. DunnGck leaves Wednes-
day for Norwich to attend the annual
session of the Southern New England
conference. He will return to Mystic
another year where he has labored
the community.
Lenten Cantata Finely Given.
Sunday afternoon in the NJ. E.
Pardon and Peace, music by J. H.
Maurider, was given. The soloists
were: Soprano. Mrs. Joseph Johnson;
alto, Mrs. Thomas Traverer; tenor
Willard w. Kegwin; baritone, Norris
w. Ryder
Pert 1-Penitence: Chorus, How
Long Wit Thou Forget Me, o Lord ,;
tenor sole, Oh, That I Know Where I
Might Find Him; hymn, l Heard the
Voice of Jesus Say, Come Unto Me
and rest
Part II, Pardon-Baritone solo, o
Shall Sustain Thee: chorus, Look I'm
to Him and Be Ye Saved-an the Ends
Of the Earth: tenor solo, I Sink in
Deep Mire Where There is No Stand
inS; I am come Into Deep Waters
Where the Floods Overflow Me; cho-
rus. Behold Now Is the Accepted Time,
Now is the Day of Salvation; hymn.
Lord, On This, Thy Merry Day, Ere
it Pass for Aye Away, On Our Knees
We Fail and Pray.
Part III, Peace-Chorus, When the
Son of Man Shall Come in His Glory;
baritone solo, Come Ye, Blessed of
My Father; chorus, These Are They
Which Have Come Out of Great Trib-
ulation; soprano solo, Alleluia, For
Thou has redeemed US to God by Thy
blood; chorus, Now, Therefore Our
God We Thank Thee and Praise Thy
Glorious Name. Alleluia, Amen; Of
fertory quartet, He Was Despised;
concluding hymn, How Bright These
Glorious Spirits Shine.
Those in the chortAs were: Mrs. Jo-
seph Johnson, Mrs. c. N. Gildersleeve
Mrs. Walter H. knight, Miss Nettie
McGreggor Miss Winnie Gledhi1I: al
to, Mrs. Thomas Travena, Mrs. George
H Griswold, Mrs. George w. Haley
Miss Eula Dunnack, Miss Mabel Pot
ter; tenor, Willard w. Keigwin, C.
H. Cushman; bass, Morris W. Ryley
Halsey Packer, WiHord Robinson, q
n. lIOr1SIOu, Ell SISulaH, Orga1ESC
Mrs. Thomas w. Ryley; director, IRA
F. Noyes.
Newsy Notes Collected.
Herbert Wolfe of TIinsdale, N. H.
| is spending two weeks in the village
| Prof. William Park Of Brattleboro
| VT, is at the Park homestead for two
| weeks.
Misses Jessie Gardner and ENer
! Boggernus Of Willimantic State Nor,
| NAL school are guests Of their parent:
for the Spring vacation.
| Mrs. Billie Carrier OF Providence i.
the guest Of MIR. and MRS. A. P. Ware
! Mrs. George c. Lane has returned
from visit in Norwich.
Miss Gladys MacGown Of CushinI
Academy is spending the vaccination
with her parents, DR. and Mrs. P. T
MacGown.
envy is at the home Of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stewart.
Lester Coughlin of New York wa,
! the guest of Conrad Kretzer on Sat
| urday.
Miss Gladys Mash Of Watch Inll il
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Natha,
Mrs. Thomas washburn Of Provi
| dence is spending a few days in tn
village.
Lieutenant and Mrs. L. P. Horsfal
| (NeFlie Barber Raymond) have beel
transferred from Manila to Fort Scott
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. William
| are III Pennsylvania
Several from Mystic attended tn
social and dance at Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Thinkers In Old Mystic Saturda,
night.