Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15

Brush Fire.
Tomorrow, Palm Sunday, begins the
week of special religious observances
years there has been an evening SER
vice in the church at the Green on
Fast Day at s p. m. The choir WIN
give some of the beautiful selections
from THE Dawn Immortal" and there
will be other music. The Easter pro-
grams are expected for distribution ON
Palm Sunday.
The weeks cottage meetings will be
held as follows: At Deacon George
Rowland's in South Canterbury, Tues
day evening, April is. At the Misses
evening, April 10. At the parsonage.
Thursday evening, April 20. Time of
each 1880 p. m.
The subject of this Sundays Chris
Ian Endeavor is Good Prayer Meet
Act 12:1-17. Leader, Mrs. L. B. Had
ley.
Sixteen Attended Meeting.
A delightful meeting of the Ladies'
Association was held last week at
Mrs. Lewis Lyons. The weather was
rainy and the roads muddy, but SIX
teen were gathered and enjoyed their
work and refreshments, and the fine
missionary program presented by Mrs.
Hale Bennett and Mrs. S. B. Hadley.
The subject was a chapter on Egypt
from THE Kings Highway"
Married Fifty-four Years.
Two honored and much loved resi-
dents of the Green celebrated their
54th wedding anniversary recently by
family reunion. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
E'rink were married April 2, 1862, and
in good health and spirits welcomed
their sons and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Frink, Mr. and Mrs Clinton Frink, of
Canterbury. Irving Frink and son
Chauncey, of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs.
William Wright of Brooklyn.
Personal Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Larkham en-
tertained a BRIDE and groom over the
week END. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis,
from Millville, Mass.
Assisting at Jewett City.
George Fawiey. who has moved
lately TO Canterbury with his family
from Jewett City, has been again
working in Jewett City for several
weeks having been called upon by
Pearl Morgan of that place to assist
Kim in his business during his recov-
cry from an injury y received 5wher
fighting fire in the Ashland mill. He
fell through a trap door. Mrs. Fawley
and little daughter Evelyn, are with
her aunt. Mrs Joseph Beadle.
Miss Edith Williams visited in East
WooGstock for several days last week
ticking to their homo little LinwooG
and Ida Tracy, whose parents have
recently moved to that place. Mr.
Tracy is superintendent of the towT
farm there.
John Hem of South Manchester
spent = week in town looking after
property here. He returned Tuesda!
Afternoon.
Many Canterbury people attended
.lac auction n the Witter place il
Brooklyn.
Water Sagus was at home ovel
Sunday.
Henry Williams is so much i'm
proved as TO be able to walk out t.
all On friends in the neighborhOOd
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Miller spent Wed
Icsday in Norwich
Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis of Inter.
ra'e. Maine are visiting Mrs. Ellis!
;iste-.. Mrs Eliza beth Leonard, who
rs been for over a week prostrate(
~ serious Illness. A longtime friend
Niss Annie Pitcher. is also with Mrs
leonard at Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Iawes.
Brush Fire.
Canterbury Green experienced
slioht scare Tuesday, when during
high wind the brush on Anton Rodler'
OF became ignited and threatened tn,
wood land owned by him and by T. L
WILSON, and leading direct to the Green
Fortunately conditions are still rathe
lamp from the winters snow.
Nine members of the w. c. T. I
net Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Carr. A f~ee-will Offering meetin:
vas planned to be held at Canterbur.
Plain Nav 14th