Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-28
CANTERBURY esREEN
Rev. pr. ". ". Lssts Addrsssss Con- areg.tion-Important ". c. r.. U. Mstins-All eeetions Of Town Unite in Forming Red cress Auxiliary.

arssation- ". c. T.. U.
 Metina-AlI eoctions Of Town Unite
 in Forming Red crsss Auxiliary.
 Few. speakers have reused the in terest of the congregation as did Rev. Sunday morning. A National secre- tary of the Church Buiidfng Society he added few few points of instruction along the line of the cooperative work of the churches.
 Took Pictures of churehss.
 Dr. Leete is collecting pictures of some of the old churches of New Eng land to be used in an illustrated lec- ture He was much interested in Can terbury Greeness beautiful house Of worship, built over 200 years ago and so we'll kept in repair today. He was taken to Westminster in the after noon where he also used his camera and to Central Village later where he preached in the evening.
 w. C. r. U. Rally.
 The church and Christian Endeavor society will on Sunday evening, April 2eth, cooperate with the w. C.. T. U. which holds a Free Will offering meeting in the Methodist church at Canterbury Plain at o'clock. Emil Holnenthal of South Manchester will be the speaker.
 Red cress Auxiliary oorsanizsd.
 Canterbury Greens organization of a Canterbury National Red Cross aux Hilary first proposed at a Ladies" so- ciety in February and brought to vote April 3. after two nionths' preliminary campaign was completed this week with a charter membership of fifty. 1G these 22 were from Westminster par ish, one from the Plain and 27 rom the Green. Other names are promised. A membership of 100 by May first and of 200 by June first would truly. put of organization has been greatly aided by the interest at Westminster, the ladies there voting for Red Cross sew ing on the same day that he vote was taken at the Green. With their aid all the work available up to date has been finished. More is promised from the chapter at Norwich, Red Cross mem bership buttons can now be given on receipt of the s1.O0 fee for the yearly dues. The organization meeting held at Mrs. Charles Barstowss was well attended. Thirteen members were present from the Green. All parts of the town were represented and the of- fcers elected were equally represented. president. Mrs. Jessie 4. Meade are from the Central district: secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Hiram Hawee, and the chairman of the work committed, Mrs. rtank Hoxsie from the eastern side; work committee members rep resenting each of the three churches as follows: Mrs. T. F. Davies from Westminster; Mrs. Carrie Carr from the Methodist church at the Plains; Mrs. T. l.. Wilson from Canterbury Green. The next meeting will be haJd May 18th with Mrs. William Roilin- son. Tuesday, May first, local meet ings of the eastern and western ladies' associations are to be held for all in as well as for the work of local inter est
 Will Meet Tuesday.
 The Ladies Association will meet with Mrs. Henry Larkham. May first. from to p. m.
 Boys and Girls Club Work.
 Wednesday afternoon, May a.2nd, at visor Bond and all those interested to, help in the local leadership of the Boys and Girls Agricultural club work and home gardens are to meet Prof A J. Brundage, state leader of Boys and Girls clubs for conferences at the Canterbury Green parsonage. This is preliminary to,.the meeting of the evening", which is openasto the townspeopie -at 1areer by, courtesy of the Grange which offers a short chii- the schools and a presentation by pie ture and spoken word of opportunity for cooperation with the boys and girls in this wars food problems.
 Awards to Three Pupils.
 Prof. Brundage has presented the first year achievement pins to three pupils of the Green school who ex- hibited at Brooklyn fair last fall and have fulfilled other requirements. These so honored were Pearl Burdick Howard ,Ames and Beatrice Hart.
 Home From Muskrat Farm.
 Thad Wilson returned Wednesday from trip to his muskrat farm in New York. after trapping three hun 1red and fifty animals:
 George Hatch of Attleboro, Mass, and Mrs. Beatrice Thayer spent the weekend with the formers mothx., Mrs. Susan Hatch.
 Mrs. Frank Herrick of Worcester, N r., who were visiting friends, after an absence of several years.
 The school at the Green spent Arbor lay in cleaning the Green in front of .he schoolhouse and church. A. Hale Bennett assisted with his team.
 Mrs. Olive kearns has reopened her house. after spending the winter in Coventry.
 Miss Anne Pitcher of Easthampton, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Hiram FIawes
 MT. and Mrs. William Wright of Worcester returned Wednesday from winters stay in St. Petersburg. Fla, md are visiting Mrs. WHght's par 'nts. MT. and Mrs. Chauncy Frink
 Paul Dufresne of Black Hill Us ser ously ill.
 Florence Exley. P. H. s. Is. is the Green Hollow school the Spring term.
 SOUTH WINDHAM