Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-12
CANTERBURY GREEN
Food Conservation Sunday Tomorrow
Nearly 200 at Last Weeks Insti
tute-Red Cross Work-Weddins-
Subscriptions Toward Fire Engine.

The committee of food supply of the
state having appealed to the clergy
to use every means consistent with
the dignity of the occasion to bring
to the churches every person whose
presence can be commanded through
an appeal to loyalty to the state and
the church and having asked that a
presentation be made of the matter
of food production and conservation
as a religious and patriotic duty" at
the church on the Green. such relig-
ious and patriotic duty will be the
theme Of the Mothers Day sermon,
tomorrow at II a. m.
Christian EndeayoF meeting at 7.3o
p. m, is in behalf OF the Quiet Hour.
Subject, Fellowship With God Ps.
11s:97-104.
Last Sundays sermon was on the
Christ of loving service still among
us, ruler, and Prince, yet Servant
Of ALL Luke 22:27. 'T am in the
midst of you as he that serveth.''
Sunday School Institute.
The afternoon gathering of Wind
ham County Sunday School Associa-
ton, District No. 2. brought delegates
from Baptist Sunday schools, Of East
Killingly. Sterling, Paekervilie. from
tawaugan and Canterbury and from
the Congregational schools of Plain
field, Wauregan, South Killingly, Cen
trail Village, Brooklyn. Danielson,
every school was represented by its
pastor. In the company of ITS or
200 people there were 10 Baptists %
Methodists, III Congregationalists and
presented an efficiency chart showing
Its rating in the standard of IA points
set by the state committee. Schools
having II points are Danielson Bap-
list, Danielson Congresationalist,
Wauregan Congregationalist Next to
these were Moosup Methodist and
First Congregational Canterbury Of
f1cers for the district were elected:
President, Henry NJ. Danielson of Dan
ielson- vice president, Fred Lyons, of
Brown of Canterbury; elementary sec
rotary, Miss Helen Witter of Brook
Ign.
Guest at Parsonage.
Mrs. Cora Downes Stevens, presi-
dent of the Litchf1eid County Sunday
School Association, was guest at
the parsonage over the weekend.
Red Cross Meeting.
The monthly meeting of the Canter-
bury Auxiliary of National Red Cross
Will be held Tuesday, May Is, with
Mrs. Robinson at 2 p. m.
The Girls club will meet with Mrs.
James Lathrop today Saturday from
2 to p m.
Wedding Tuesday Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Poetsch have
beer entertaining friends at their
home during the past week or more.
Tuesday evening wedding took place
when Peter vogt of New York was
united in marriage with Mrs. Eugene
Taertuer, also oe New York city. A
wedding supper followed the cere-
nony.
Herbert Williams and his daughter,
Miss Inez Williams, are fully settled
in their old home on the F. E. Miller
place. Mr.. Williams having returned
20 the employment of Mr.. Miller.
Short Paragraphs.
Mrs. Frank Fawley IS in Pawtucl<et
receiving treatment for neuritis of the
arm
Houston Lathrop left Tuesday for
Montreal where he will continue his
work in connection with his course a.
Davies School of Tree Surgery.
Parker Lathrop of Yale, who en-
listed in the naval reserve is with
other students from Yale and Prince
ton who man the yacht Kanawah, sta
toned off Long Island.
Ralph Brown, Storrs IL, left Thurs
day for a farm in Suffiefd. The boys
Of Storrs are answering their coun-
try's cali by en1isting in the great ar
my to raise food supplies or in going
to Pittsburgh to train IN camp.
Superintendent Bond of this town
leaves his school duties this week to
go to. the Piattsburgh officers train
ing camp.
The VIC. T. y. met with its presi-
dent, Mrs. Columbus Smith, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart Golf have moved
into their new home, recently bought
of Mrs. Lewis Lyons.
After the recent fire at Black Hill,
Norman White and Frank w. Tilling-
hast each subscribed $50 for a new
fire engine.