Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-23
CANTERBURY GREEN
Program For Children's Day Tonor- roW-Graduatins Exereises-Diplo- mas Presented Ten-ReV. Nj. H.. Jones Attends Smith College Com nlencement

Sunday morning at II a. m. the Children,s day program and part pa | geante Children of the Pilgrims will be given by choir, Sunday school and congregation. Little children will be brought for baptism. At 3 o'clock, afternoon service, Rev. Frank L. Sar- gent of Putnam will speak on The Relation of Church and Community" The Christian EndeaVor meeting at f:3O is in charge of the Missionary | committee. Miss Esther Buxton of Sante Fe. will tell of her life and work in New Mexico.
 Last Sunday a good congregation was present to enjoy F. W. Barber's fine sermon. His text Gen. 1:26 And God said: Let us make man in our image after our likeness"
 Worked For Red Cross.
 The Ladies Association meeting at Mrs. Elmer Richmond's was much en- joyed good attendance, charming hos pitality and work to be done. Another package of finished Red Cross work has been sent this week. The next meeting will be held with Mrs S. B. Hadley next week Tuesday, June 26, from to , p. m.
 Graduating Exercises.
 Last Friday the graduating exer- cises of the Canterbury schools were held in Grange hall. Ten pupils were graduated. five from Peck school, two from Smith, one from Westminster and two from the Green. Diplomas were presented by State SecrearY Charles D. Hine, who spoke at some length Supervisor Light was master of ceremonies and the program was in charge of Mrs. Dorothy Bennett, who was assisted in decorating the hall by Mrs. Fred Stafford A com nittee furnished refreshments to the children and their friends after the exercises. Mrs. Clinton Frink, Mrs Clara Larkham and Mrs. Lewis Lyon, zy3I DAs-y@ ls-Ir were the graduates from the Green. The Packer school furnished two numbers not printed on the program Evelyn Renshaw sang very sweetly dian Chief to White Men by William Wheeler, who appeared in full Ind @n costume. The two essays by Elsie Coombs on The American Flag" and were very interesting as was that by Alvin La Chapelle on The Telescope" Raymond schools song ''Sa-ute to the Flag vas well given. The wigwag thing many had heard of but few had seen. The Peck school song, leo by Antoinette Mackowitz was a spur to ! patriotic duty, while Miss Del Pasco 1 of North Society and Miss Ruth Davis l of the Green kept the interest of all, l as did the Frost school by their in genious hoe drill Fred Allen, one of | the graduates led the recitations with | one well given.
 Witnessed Pageant
 Mrs. Nathan Exley with party of | friends. Mrs. Beecher Brown and Miss | Abbie Medbury, Tuesday, attended the l pageant given by the Woodstock | schools in which Miss Edith Exley;s school presented the story of the American flag, with pageant of Betsy Ross.
 Attended Reunion.
 Rev. NJ. H. Jones on Tuesday at tended the meeting of Windham County Ministers Association at Pom fret.
 Miss Jones on Sunday heard the Baccaiaureate sermon of President | Burton Of Smith college, who gave the charge to Miss Jones at the time of her ordination in Staffordville in 1909. One hundred and nine members of her class were present at the Alum nae reunion in Northampton. Monday
 Flag Raising.
 Judge A. Hale Bennett on June IA. Flag day, raised a 42-foot flag pole and unfur.ed a twelve foot flag
 Mrs. Lewis Lyons and Myrtle Phil