Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-07
CANTERBURY GREEN
Mrs. John Rowland Speaks At Con greeational Chureh-Meeting of Ladies Association-Having Plain field Go Dry an Advantage Locally.

Heid Go Dry an AoMahta9e Eoeaiiy'
 Mrs. John Howland of Guadalajara, Mexico, gave a very clear and inter esting interpretation of the Mexican people, their history and hopes Tn the spirit of the verse 1 John 3:14 we know that we have passed from death into fife because we love the brethen- The flower arrangement was part1c- ularly beautiful under the care or Mir and Mrs Fred Stafford, who have made the Sunday decoration their study all summer.
 At the Christian Endeavor meeting in the evening. led by Edith Williams a very helpful little talk was given by Henry Palmer of Norwich.
 The subject for the coming Sunday Our Society Undertaken Ex. 14;S-15. Leader, Frank Fawley. Ladies' Association Meets.
 A very pleasant social meeting of the Ladies' Association was held at Miss Frances Pa1ners, Wednesday. Plans were perfected Coward the har- vest supper and entertainment. A welcome guest was Mrs. George Hatch of Oakdale, Mass, @ former active member of this association. Mrs. Hatch Is spending a few weeks in her old home at the Green. Her older son. Hubert Graves, Worthy Master of Canterbury Grange, has just been
 
 the second and third seletnen being Walter Davis and A. Hale Bennett.
 School Board Elected.
 The school board elected is James Lathrop, James Apply, Hiram Hawes, Henry Lecraw. Ed Baker, A, Hale Bennett.
 An Advantage Locally.
 Canterbury rejoiced with Plainf1eld A wet town next a dry one inevitably soaks more than the border Plain fields no-license victory wins also for Canterbury.
 Pie Contest At Grange.
 The Grange meeting Wednesday night was followed by a pie contest very amusing, as well as appetizing. Paul Hoxsie with his violin and Mrs. George Fawley's piano accompain- ment furnished music for an inn promptu dance.
 Observation and Comment
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Barrows have re- gently been welcomed back to more active membership in the Grange.
 Frank Hoxsie and sons, Howard and Paul, attended Brockton fair, Thurs day
 Beecher Browns car carried a family party to Woodstock fair Thurs day. ..,........ ...-
 C. C. Frink with Nr. and Mrs, clin- ton Frink went futher starting We'd IlCSNtclyJ loShIit2 III OIf'chlOlt lt1E, d visit to MT. and Mrs. Charles Hyde, a Duxbury, and to Rev. and Mrs. George Clark at Harwich, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Stanley Moore, son. in-law and daugFter, MT. and Mrs. William Cornell. recently began housekeeping at Fields Point, R. l.
 Miss Elsie Rodler has returned from Norwich hospital very much benefited by her month there.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Linke moved this week into the house of their son, Fred in Plainleld.
 Move 10 New Jersey.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Speerli moved their household goods Wednesday from the Methodist parsonage at the Plains. Mir. Speerl; has bought a farm at Belnar, N. J., where they will reside. Rev. and Mrs. Speerli have a town full of friends here Mir | Speerh has been particularly active and helpful-in the ". c. T. IT,, Both have worked hard and faithfully for the good of their church and people. Perfect Attendance. Mrs. Dorothy Bennett, teacher of the day school at the Green was much pleased by the September record of | attendance which registered 100 per cent.
 AIr. and Mrs. F. E. Miller have gone again tc New York city They were discouraged by the strike ccndi- 1 tions and tie-up on their last trip l which was cut short on that account. Pastor Returns. | Rev. M. H Jones' who spent ten | days or more in Hartford recently caring for her mother. returned last Saturday. Miss Constance Jones has been q guest at the parsonage.
 Paul HoXsie and Miss F. E. Brown were apo-nted delegates to the Sun day School convention at Putnam this Sunday afternoon and evening.