Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-14
CANTERBURY GREEN
Local Representatives at County Sun day School Meeting-Fire7 Proven. ton Day Monday-club Exhibit Awards, s

Sunday morning, the pastors ser mon was with reference to the struc ture of plans for the winter in church and Sunday school work. as well as ter: Ps. 12I, l. Except Jehovah build the house, they labor in vain that build it."
 To Attend Convention.
 At the Windham County Sunday Schooi Association meeting in Dan 1eison, Sunday. the church was rep resented by ten of the Sunday school besides the two regular delegates, Paul Hoxsie and Miss Fanny Brown Paul HoXsie and the pastor each took an automobile load. The others in at tendance were: Mrs. James Lathrop, Miss Ab5ie Medbury, Mrs. Fred Saf- ford, Miss r. E. Brown, Miss Evelyn Hawes and Lydia Lathrop
 Told About Plymouth.
 Miss Haskell of Plymouth. Mass, who was guest at the Sunday school session in Canterbury, told there few facts of interest in regards to that historic town of Pilgrim faith and founding. --.
 The Ladies Association will meet with Mrs. Frank Hoxsie next Tues day. Oct. 17th.
 The Junior Auxiliary meets with Lydia Lathrop (today) Saturday from two to five o'clock.
 Fire Prevention Day.
 Monday afternoon, at 2;o'elock, at the schoolhouse on the Green Fire Prevention Day will be observed,
 William ToEvne is under the doctors care suffering from strain, though inn proving somewhat.
 Henry Randall of Black Hill has been suffering also from similar trou- ble and is slightly better.
 Patient at Sanitariun
 Mrs. Henry Randall on Tuesday en- tered the sanatorium at Norwich for few months treatment of tubercu- lar trouble, partly of throat.
 Attended Club Exhibit
 Miss Jones, Miss Brown and Miss Elsie Hawes with Mrs. Beecher Brown drove over to the Boys and Girls. Club exhibition at Town Hall, Central ViI- lage, Wednesday. Mrs Thomas Day, Mrs. Nathan Exley, Mrs. Stephen others from Canterbury Green parish. who were there, most of whom had children either represented by ex- hibits or on the program of the en- tertainment. Black Hill carried off a number of prizes. Papers were read by Miss Ruth Moore, Miss Ruby Bab- cock, Miss Helen Brown, and Miss Ida Jacques in connection with prizes awarded but the full list of awards $ not yet known. Miss Ruth Moore gave a Gipsy dance and the girls of Black Hill under direction of their teacher, dance"
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Hoxsie are spending a week or more at Quono- chontaug. R. l., experimenting alter ations upon their cottage @
 Judge and Mrs: A. Hale Bennett the annual meeting and ban quet of the Windham County Home in Putnam, Wednesday,
 Miss Edith Exley was at home over Sunday. She brought as a guest an- other teacher from Woodstock, Miss Haskell. of Plymouth, Mass
 Miss Edith Williams is teaching in Raymond district.
 Here For Hunting Season.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen King have opened their home again with their son, Allen, coming from New York In order to be here during the hunting season. -
 MT. St. John of Reynolds district preached at the Methodist church on the Plain last Sunday and will preach again this week.
 A Workers Conference of the Sun day school was held at the parsonage Friday evening" MT. and Mrs. James Hammond nave returned to New York, where the | former has work as motornlan. For several years he drove one of the school teams. Transportation from Hyde district this year is in charge of George Fawley.