Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
CANTERBURY GREEN
Exercises of Children's Day-Ladies' Association Meets For Red Cross
 Wori-Pfans for House~ives' Regis
 tration-H ale Lathrop Engagement

 Work-Pians for Housewives' Regis tration-HaIe- Lathrop Engagement This coming Sunday, July first. Pa triotic Sunday, the sacrament of our Lords supper will be observed with of ourselves and our country for the furthering of Gods great purpose for humanity.
 gathering at 7:30 o'clock will be a conservation meeting. Subject. Lit | tie Things that Make or Mar" Song of Solomon 2:15. Urov. 25:11. Lead l CT, Mrs. Henry Larkham.
 children's Exercises. Last Sunday, the Children of the given by choir and Sunday school all though after a two weeks postpone ment. Mir. St. Johns of the Methodist | church was present and took part. | welcomed Hiram iHawes Assisted with his violin. The increased choir gave the Pilgrim Chorus from Taun- ! hauser with great spirit. The hymn i of. our Exi1ed Father" and the 'Pil- l grims' Welcome Song, Hark, Hark, My Soul" were especially beautiful, to- gether with the quaint rendering or | the Shepherd psalm as it was sung in Plymouth in 1920 and printed in the first English book in America in 164o- The responsibility of Our Pilgrim Heritage and the Mission of Our Pill grim Faith were voiced in Fam bridges more modern Day by Day, with Songs of Gladness. and in the 1 solo by Miss Edith Williams We've Story to Tell the Nations" The Landing of the Pilgrims" was recited of the ''May1ower Children. Betty Alden and Peregrine White was beau tifully given by Helen Brown ana Henry White. Amos Cornell reclted d hi r. ford Faith of Our Fathers" A com pany of litt-e folks gave the ten com mandments in simple verse, and hVe little girls, five verses of the Christian hope and service. Fred Graves recited Americas Flag" and the consrega- tion stood to salute. In place of the pageant The Later Pilgrimage" were recitations by Nelson and Earl Car Moore, Ruth Davis, Helen Nelson and Beatrice Hart. A beautiful part Of the service was the baptism preceded by the solo When He Cometh to Make Up His Jewels" Two sons of Mr and Mrs Henry Davis were brought for ward Kenneth Newton and Addison Clarke Davis. A seven-year-o.d child of the church, Lewis Stafford received Bible. Little Lewis Stafford and Marion sang a song of Jesus Love to Little Children.
 At 3 o'clock Rev F. L. Sargent gave 8 most important talk on the Relation of the Church to the Community or Neighbors and Nations.
 At 7.3O p. m- Miss Esther Buxton of Santa F'e told of conditions in New Mexico from the point of view of worker under the Presbyterian board.
 Met With Mrs. HadIey.
 The Tuesdays Ladies Association meeting at Mrs. $. B. Hadley's was most delightful with thirty-f1ve or more present. Red Cross work occu- pied many, followed by a delicious coilation. The next ladies association meeting will be at Grange hall, Tues day, July 3. from 2to D. m~
 At Putnam Meeting.
 Wednesday four Canterbury ladies attended the Putnam meeting called questions of food economy and con- servation and the possible appointment of woman worker in Windham coun- ". Mrs. Carrie Carr, Mrs C. l.. Frink, Mrs. A. c. Bennett and Miss Jones' Mrs. F'rink attended as representative of Canterbury Grange.
 A meeting of Red Cross workers is to be held at Mrs. Shorters, in North
 A canning demonstration by a worker sent from the State Agricul- tural college will be given in Grange hall Thursday, July 5, at 2.30 p. m.
 The Boys and Girls Agricultural Club will meet Friday afternoon, July 6, with Mrs. A. C. Bennett.
 Housewives' Registration.
 Enrolment under the Hoover Reg istration of Housewives in the town of Canterbury will begin July first and continue ten days under the direction of Miss M. H. Jones, who has been asked to undertake the work, and who will be assisted by helpers in different sections of the town This is at the request of the Connecticut division Of Council for National Defense.
 General News Items.
 AIr. and Mrs. Sabin lately attended a family reunion in South Manchester. Miss Grace Dawley and Fred Hicks accom- panied them.
 Miss F. E. Brown is attending Cha tauqua meetings at Stafford Springs, while visiting Mrs. Jeanette Fox.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hyde of Can terbury are touring the White noun tains and were recently heard from at InterVale, N. H.
 Paul Hoxsie last week returned from his class reunion at Proctor Academy, Andover, N. H.
 George Carr son of Mrs Carrie Carr, of Canterbury, is with the Brown University men at Allentown, Pa, where they are in training for a1nbu- lance and hospital work in France. George Carr has lately received d medal at Brown for the most conscien- tious work and greatest number of credits in his class.
 Much sympathy is felt for Rev and Mrs. Clark, formerly of Canterbury, whose son has just died, while in training as a volunteer.
 HaIe-Lathrop Engagement
 The engagement is announced of Parker Lathrop of Canterbury, to Miss Cecile Hale, of Norwich. Miss Hale will spend part of the summer in Can terbury. Parker Lathrop. is at sea with Yale volunteers.
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