Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-14
CANTERBURY GREEN
T. Parker Lathrep Heard Frem-Par- sonaee Renovatiens 5esun-Canning Season On-Dr. Helen Baldwin Lee- turing on First Aid.

turing on -FifSt Aio. A post card from T. Parker Lathrop of yacht Kanawlia of the Mosquito fleet was posted at The Azores.
 Mrs. Gaskilrs father, Mir. Dale, has lately been her guest.
 Miss Edith Exley visited Mrs. Vim. Latlrop in Norwich this week.
 Rev. Harold Barber of Central Vil- lage preached in exchange with the pastor last Sunday. His hearers car many remembered. bits of the sermon for their own profit and that of. oth- CTS.
 Meeting at The Plains.
 This coming Sunday evening the Christian Fndeayor by invitation of the Plains church will meet with the Methodist Protestant people at the Plains.
 Renovating Parsonage. Ia t ondav on ne bv r Gaskil % who bas been given the contract of renovating and painting by the Ladies society.
 The Ladies' society will meet with Mrs. Hiram Howes on Tuesday, July 17th, from 2-5 p. m.
 At korthfieid Conference.
 Canterbury is represented this week at the Northfeld Girls conference. being full of girls at Aloha camp. Miss Elise Howcs, Miss Maud and Miss Evelyn Graves. Miss Gladys Bushnell, drove from Canterbury win Miss F. E. Brown In the minister's car Tues day.
 A very beautiful old fashioned gar den made pleasure to all passing the home of Miss Hannah Eaton
 MT; and Mrs. William Barber on the North Society road have very beauti- full roses and Judge and Mrs. A. Hale Bennett have had a yard full of roses.
 Canning Time.
 Last weeks canning demonstration by Miss Hayes of the Extension School and State Agricultural college was successfully carried out at Grange hall Thursday. Forty eight were represented, representing nearly all parts of the town. Asparagus, peas and strawberries were canned and came out in splendid shape.
 Another and more private canning demonstration took place Saturday aft ernoon under the trees at Mrs. James Lathrop's where a little company of the Girls auxiliary put up rhubarb, using the clubs new steam canner. They filled two orders for canned pro- ducts and are to pat up more fruit and vegetables as they may be called upon, having several more, orders on their slates already.
 Committee Named
 Wirdhsm m county interests was con- sidered at the Red Cross Workers
 
 CTS. In order to cooperate with the other towns and to forward the movement to procure woman work CT for tie Home Economies of the county a committee of three was ap- pointed representive of Canterbury. Miss w. H. Jones, Mrs. T. E. Davies and Mrs. Emily Bushnell.
 The net:t Red Cross meeting will be held with Mrs. Carrie Carr. August 7th.
 Mir. slee. Agricultural club director for Plainfield, visited Canterbury Wed - nesday.
 The Boys and Girls Agricultural club met last Friday at Mrs A. C. profitable afternoon. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. C. l.. Frink assisted Mrs Ben nett. Perle Burdick presided as pres ident
 At the sub-Junior's meeting at the parsonage Friday q party of little people worked on fans to be used by the sick in hospitals.
 First Aid Lectures.
 A course of six lectures on First Aid to the Injured, Sanitation, Hygiene and Preventable causes of disease has been begun at the home of Mrs S. B. Hadley. pr. Helen Baldwin of New York will give these lectures and the instruction is free to all interested Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 Housewives' Registration.
 The Herbert Hoover Housewives registration in the various districts of the town has been going forward under the direction of a corps of wo- men acting under the Wonan's com - mittee of the Council of National De- fense, Connecticut division. During the week, the ministers al- so have been enlisted in the same en . listed in the same cause by the Con necticut Conservation of Food Sup ply.
 In English Army. The youngest son of Mrs. Rowland is an enlisted soldier in the English army. MT. Rowland is an English wo- man. One daughter has since the war came to this country. Frank Nelson of New York has | taken a. position in F.cinfeld mil which makes possible his living with his family in Canterbury. Mrs. Nelsons brother, George King has been a guest Of his sister Mrs Lucy Troening is also visiting Mrs Wilson.
 Mrs. William Miller has guests from New York
 Miss Emma Gardiner of Jewett City has been visiting Mrs James Apply. Miss Alice Eddy of Windsor is wis | iting her cousin, Lydia Lathrop.