Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
CANTERBURY GREEN
Church Interssts--sens Rally Wedncs day Evenins-Red Cross Meeting of Special Interest = Ho<sie Williams $ Wsdding--Anxisty About Walter Witson.


 Special Interest = Hexsie Williams
 Witscn.
 Tomorrow Sunday Rev. Harold' barber, son of Rev. Clarence H. Bar Der, of Danielson, will preach at the morning service in exchange with the pastor, who will preach ;n Central Village. Mfr. Barber is a young man recently graduated with highest hon ors at Hartford Theological seminary:
 The Christian Endeavor. meeting at 7.30 p. m. will be led by Mrs. Fred Stafford. The subject is Tried and Proved Heb. 6: s-20.
 osverners Proclaim stion Read.
 At the Gast Sunday morning service the governors proclamation for Inde pendence day was read and particular notice given in regard to the need and purpose of the campaign for the sav- ing Of food and elimination of waste. The pastors sermon was from the words of Jesus to his disciples: ..If any man would come after me let him deny himself and take up his cross flowers in the church were even more beautiful than on Children's Sunday.
 Song Rally.
 A song rahy planned in the midst of busy week brought out community patriotism the evening of July 4. when the national hymns were sung and one or two patriotic addresses were given Representative F. F. Miller spoke of the cali of the liberty bell and the democratic ideal. Frank Hoxsie spoke Of our Pilgrim heritage and the Joy atty to Stars and Stripes. James Towne read the stirring poem Your Flag and My Flag. The violins Of Hiram Howes and Paul Hoxsie added spirit to the exercises.
 In,nerfan$ Ma.tino
 The monthly meeting of Canterbury held at Mrs. Shorter's in North So- cietv July 10th in the afternoon. 2-5, calls for all women of the town wIeth . CT Red Cross members or not. Especial importance attaches to this meeting since 1t will give opportunity to bring to the notice of women Of the various localities and organizations of the town the pans of the county for wom- ems organizations as helpers of the government.
 The Hoover registra ton of house wives going forward in this town as in others hopes to give each housewife opportunity for membership in the United States food administra ton.
 Hoxsie-WiIIisns.
 Saturday evening at the home of MT and Mrs. Walter Sagur at the Green their niece Miss Edith Mar guerite Williams, was united in mar riage with Howard Franklin Hoxsie, son Of MT. and Mrs. Frank EIoxsie. The bride is a daughter of Fred H. Will Hams of fWiilimantic Rev. M H. Jones performed the ceremony The best man was Paul Hoxsie, brother of the groom. The maid of honor was Miss Helen Cooms. The brides sister. Miss Vivian Williams. was pianist playing the wedding march from To- hengrin. The only guests outside the wedding party were the parents of the young couple. A supper was served after the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Howard Hoxsie have been spending the week at the shore.
 Heard and Seen.
 Several families entertained friends over the Fourth-the Applys and Browns and Larkhums among others
 The Ladies associat ton tied two quilts at Grange hall Tuesday after noon, enjoying the novelty of a basket lunch.
 The appearance in the Canadian Walter Wilson has created much inter whole company since October during the battles on the Somme
 George Hatch tof AttIeboro. Mass. is his mother Mrs. Susan Hatch The promotion of Capt. Harold Her rick to the rank of major is a matter of reorganization among his friends.
 Walter Sagur has been suffering from injury to his foot