Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-05
Wmdham Ceukty
CANTERBURY GREEN
Sunday School Institute Tosacfross-- Tssnperanee RaIly--Mhers TO Find Food Supply Pledge Cards-Schii- dren's Night Eseroises.


 Temperance RaIly-Whers TO Find
 Food Supply Pledge Cards-chii-
 dren's Night Exsroises--s.ss
 Following the nornng's service Sunday. May 6, the comtnunio1 of the Lords supper will be observed.
 In the afterncon at o'clock, the W7ndham County Sunday School As sociatinn, District No. 2, win hold its First Congregationaa church. can4er- ] bury Gresn- The P1ainfeid Glee club under Rev. Arthur Barwick will sing two songs. CongregationAI singing of William Park of Hanover, accom- panied by MT. and Mrs. Hiram Hawes with organ aud violin. Miss Frances intfmitabIe stories and Mrs. Cora Downs Stevens Of Canasn will speak [ of Organized Class Work. There will be short addresses by Rev. Walter of Putnam. and Rev, James Roberts. formerly of China There will be pre- sentation of charts to every school in the district which includes all schools in the towns of Brooklyn, Canterbury, KiIlingly, Plainf1eld and Sterling. Each school is expected to be repre- sented by it's pastor, superintendent, and large delegation.
 Union Temperance Rally.
 There was no evening service last Sunday on account of the union tenn perance rally at the 3fethodist church at the Plains under the auspices of the W. fC- T. U., which is a town Or- ganizatfon. Emil c. Hohenthal speak 2 CT, emphanized the fact that grain 7 suff1cient to feed 7,5u0, GOO men every day for year was being used in the making of liquors, and that Conilec- ticut was the only state in the union which failed to cast a vote for the Bone Dry bill recently passed by con- gress.
 Tomorrow Sunday evening the Christian EndeaTrir meeting at the Graves It is a consecration meeting. The subject is Love. 1 Cor. 13:1-f3.
 Met at Mrs. Larkham's.
 The Ladies Society and Red Cross meeting held Tuesday in spite of the rain at Mrs Henry LarIharT1's brought dozen children. The next gathering, May 18th. will be held at Mrs. Will lam Rollinson's at Canterbury Plains.
 Marriage Announcement.
 Friends of Miss Ruth Beardslee4 of Hartford Tile6 6legtcaf Seminary, who remen1ber Ter speaking at the Green on the first Sunday in May last year. l will be Interested to know that the | anpouncerheffe of her marriage with | John Horerd Kfngseurysi give her | home address after May 1st, at Sud- | bury, yetrnpi1t and after the war; at 1 home, BardezaE. Turkey
 aReIstfves in Turkey.
 Miss Mary Riggs of Harpoot Tur- ke-. cn= of the faculty of AnatoIa | College. writes frcns Reading. Mass, | bs-s of her family in Turkey, nor will | tf4 post office accept letters addressed l fo IT FcsT- Her brother-in-Iaw and s-Et-r Mi, and Mrs, Getchel are at af}f 2 n-c:illi' and lis wife are in II z-5--ct 4I.-ttEer brother, his wife s-.i '-" c1.4pf@r are in Beirut Syria. E-.-3-- .5 SC. t.sss.-- Jerusalem that they 1 v-ti 5ec5I-iaE interest. TFarpoot has lc@f azer. vaEv near the Russian line 1
 ~fic-s to Fine Pledge Blanks.
 F.--i1 Iia~sie town clerk, has been spf'' -Itc-; '7t-z- agent in Canterbury f~tr he is-- slCt Ut committee of food s3pr.s- IT. las arranged for putting F-edEe blanks with the following: Hu- 1 bert C-s --7= Iert E Clark Truman i3art- N'i.ltana Towhe. Bert Bennett, 1 William IgZ.-as Pledge signing may Le 3ll6-5- an.- one Of ve-subdivisfons: food pro1lcsien, planting home gar oens. 71er. nome canning and garden c eUperv4s ioIl..
 storrs Expert Speaks.
 Bra1daSe If the Connecticut Agri- cultural College met some of the teachers and possible leaders of the town Tor conference and instruction in necessary det6IS or the Boys and Girls Home Garden work. In the eve ninE Prof BTundage spoke before a larger audience including between thirty and forty boys and girls of the eastern part of the town. it having been planned by the lecturer of the Grange, Mrs. Clinton Frfnk to use fine opportunity offered by Chi1dren's Night Tor the presentation of the subject to tEe town. For this purpose the open ireetin6 of the Grange was called 10 1 orce- first and was followed by the regular Grange meeting Ninety eight were present. The children's program l or frec1tattons follows: Ruth Davis i 5.he Country Mouse and The City Mouse; Perle Burdick, Hard Times: l Alice Hart Why Betty Didn't Laugh: l Lewis S2nord. The Griever's Com piaiIlt. Myrtle Philips, Why Johnnie [ Left the F. Is1- May Lecraw, It Was I the Fe-s EaT1e Day; Beatrice Hart ' and t:71c T'aTis. Grandm n thers Day: f SiiH@T NtiIitfoTd. Boys PIaymates: I lsi9 2ys Isvts- The Sad Fate of Mary t ,--.2- -yei7Ull Carpenter, When Papa's ' .-4-E- Hia- Carpenter, recitation: AL fred Ctz Mattress Hired Man; song. Lewis and Marion Stafford. r Daniel Ray Of Canterbury. who died suddenly in Mystic, his late home | " Wednesday, was a nephew of Deacon 1 Ray, who lived for many years on the 2 Green. c Houston I,athrop Is home flor al short vacation.
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