Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-06
,f.iindharr County CANTERBURY GREEN

CAN if-TpoNf 0ENs<tS
 E=,y c-y e<ereises = Lseal-Msd'
 i., R.4 Wins Prize at Orange
 .,-s.n~* : From Parker Eathrep =
 C. ef s1s4e Sermon.
 3 .. tne Rally Of Church and Sunday Sraoca5flast Sunday. q happy spirit rf co-operation and good fetlcwshir prevailed Following the pastor's s t.1e Porer of Jesus Name. the Sunday school Superintendent led in respon- sive reading of scripture and: Sunday school songs. The cradle roll super |. cradle roll with names of present members and of those promoted or moved away during the year. Little Lewis and Marion Safferd sang a dren: the primary and junior chil- dren sang Can a Little Child Like Me? Three junior girls gave questions and response "Who is on the Lord s Side?" Beatrice and Alice Hart and Helen Brown. Ruth Moore recited. Hark. the Voice Of Jesus Calling; Fred Graves; took his own and Henry Woods part in Seeking the Standard. followed by five intermediate boys rho gave PauTs letter on the. Chris Stanley Brown, Amos Cornell. Charlie Hart Perle Burdick and Norman Kif- patrick: three intermediate girls, Ev- elvn Graves Elsie Rodler and Maude paniment. Soldiers of Christ Arise. The recitation, Faith of Our Fathers, was given by Susan Whitford. fol- lowed by the choir's rendering of the Church and the Nations. was very prettiIv represented by Miss Maude Graves and Miss Ruth Davis. carrying American and Christian flags. sur-
 6> @E different nations: The Battle Hymn of the Republic was sung and the sa- =iute to the Christian flag was given bv the congregation. The singing Of c Jesus, I Have Promised, the pas tors brief message and the Doxolegy closed the hours service
 Certificates of promotion will be giv- en at the opening of the Sunday school hour tomorrow.
 Sunday evening the Christian En-. deavor hour will be : o'clock. The consecration meeting will be led by Fred Stafford: subject, Christ's Yoke: What It Is and How to Wear It. Matt 11:25-3o
 Local Fish Rod Did ItI
 A. Hawes-Leonard fish-rod made won distinction again for A. J. Marsh of the Orange Rod club. who won four of the eight events of the annual tournament Of the New
 
 weequatic Park Lake, last Saturday. Mir Marsh's record of ,41 feet for casting a haif-ounce bait Is better than anything yet done in open com petition or in any of the many club contests. Nothing to Read, Play Cards.
 Parker Lathrop, volunteer on the Kanawha, converted yacht in the U. 2. service with the allies off the coast of France, wrote home to his parents in Canterbury a while ago that ti.e men on the boat having read every available piece of literature thrice over until they '-rew even the advertise l ments by heart, had now taken to l playing bridge. I
 At town meeting Monday on the i recommendation of F'ranx Hoxsie, a committee was appointed to make | town. Hart Cor, Herman Stevens. lanes Apply are the members of this
 chiid-en's Help. !
 The children of Canter'burv Green school contributed to the Soldiers Li- I brary Fund s1-35 from their own sav- ings, or candy money.
 War Library Contributions.
 The east eide Of the town of Can ! terbury from the foot Of Westmin- !! ister hill to the Quinebaug river, has ! been canvassed during the past week |
 
 neighbors and friends on the general 1 plan which asks for average of l cents from everyone in the state. The mount raised by Tuesday night was donated
 Won Prizes.
 The EizninF of a prize by the Bows IT Girls Agricultural Club exhibit at | Brooklyn fair was matter of con- Perle Burdick and Ar k-sr f,--s1 S,,1i -idual exhibits.
 Will Ask State Aid.
 At the town meeting Monday it was -oted to ask of the state 320, 900 for ,arrying the state road further to he westward. Mrs James Bethrop and Mrs. Clin- on Brink showed their public spirit 1 his week by teaching several days ach at Frost district in the absence f regular teacher. II Miss Elsie Rodler is working as an apprentice with Mrs. Bennett teacher t the Green school. Cha irrIlan of the School Committee | ames Lathrop, received appreciation f his splendid and dfsinterested ser ice at the town meeting. During his , as been greatly improved. He and i is committee have been developing ne resources at the towns disposal nder the resources at the, towns dis ; osal under careful management.
 Paul Hoxsie has been seriously i'll his home for over a week. Henry Moore of Black Hill met with | n accident when at school Friday ,, mich evolved temporary disuse of is foot He is again on the active st. however Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hyde are pending the week at their Duxbury one- Mrs F. H. Pierce of Central Falls nd George Place. formerly of Can .rbury, arc 1T town.
 Preached in 1s4e. <, The Misses Carpenter have present. the church copy of sermon T reached in Thompsonsin 1S46 by Dan- I l Dow, D. D., on the fiftieth ami >rsary of his ordination Tn Thomp- ,n church. The sermon was left r the church by Mrs. Laura Barber icks at her death, E George Smith generously furnished ,zches 1unrh tahleg . WAd-