Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-14
WindhaIn County
RROllKLYN

 sayvnend isinnouth Joins Massaehu- sstts c. A. ccteasn Supply Toe < Short For nqttsrs snatina-M -MoHen's Club Msses.
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 ssssr ssisr Taess6 a1ss as aaS hss \ nome Ssrs He 5 a student at Brown.
 Afass Fanny Ryan. taacher in the hRhest grade fin the Center school. bent her. vacAtinn near Saratoga, N. -s her home.
 Raymeaa KIanaoutt Enlists. sRaymond Eiumouth spent Sunday Hith his pare1stA Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Einmouth. Hs has joined the Coast Hrtthery of Msssscnnsetts. @ Ssx ana sS sss Miss Hope Gardiner spent Sunday Elth her mother and sister, Ruth, In sanielson and witnessed the baptism f Ruth at the Baptist church in that Easter Observance.
 The services in the. Baptist church las held Easter in the audience room since Chriatrnas the services have ben in the vestry. The front of the saipit was draped with the AmerfcAn
 s saa ,oa me stb i1s1 nottsd SIsnts @ n1any of hem with flowers
 At the Congregational church in 1ace of the preaching service the handay school gave an Easter con- Cream Supply Short. \ N-s- from the creamery to Killingly, here he has rented a farm and is to into poultry raising. He could not nd sufficient cream to make butter laking success. The women's club of Brooklyn met bow early that day, which measured exceed six inches in depth. Mrs. kanford was the hostess. George W. Eastment, now of Wash |gton, D. C., was in town of late to Ell his farm if possible to an apph- |g thrown the property back upon Inn. IHdtsses Annie and Mabel Dyer came Ack Tuesday to their home. having | bent the winter on the Pacific coast. 1 Old Elm Removed. The selectmen have taken down the | |rge elm that stood in front of the | hptist parsonage as it had become l 'seAsed and unsafe-to longer stand. l he telephone and electric light com | lny had to move their wires in orr biting them up when the tree had l |ilen. Easter Concert. EThe Easter exercises given by the | bngregational Sunday school of | eookiyn. on Easter Sunday morning
 ANW N.- Ht bn present. The following program | as rendered: Prelude. by the organ F Miss D. I, Meyer; doxology, bostle creed; I.ofd's prayer. song by 1 hoof. Hosanna: responsive reading; | ayer, by pastor: duet. The Stone is | oiled Away, Misses Emily Logee and | yrtle Meyer. recitation, Freely Give, 1 iarles Miilahn: Sunday school notes | id collection: song by school, Meath | 10 Morning Star: recitations, If II
 ere an Easter Lily, Bessie Page; | ae- Lesson of Easter. Scott Page; ] ng. school. Hail the Day; recitations, l lve Greeting to Easter, Charles l lse; The Best of Days, Teddy Mill | ln; Joy Rsqs. William Valentine; ng, school Know That My Re emer Liveth; church collection and | ports; recftations, Our Risen Lord, l srtha Helen Ward. Christ is Risen, | ,uisa Woodson; song. school, Christ | e Lord Is Risen Today. address, 1 Istor: song,. school, The Wondrous l avn: hmR e7iction Eight new pupils have been added |
 the Sunday school since the first | the year. the school at present is in | condition.
 Had Egg Hunt.
 Miss Daisy L. Meyer. teacher of | etson school, No. [, gave an egg mt to her pupils at her home Wed: sday. The children had great fun Inting for the baskets and eggs. ter a rest they were invited to par ke of a well prepared dinner. The naining part of the day was spent |
 singing. playing games and recita- ms