Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-13
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS

tied The Flags of Freedom, Opening
 Forth, sung by school; Apostles Creed
 and special prayer in unison by the i school; invocation, Rev. James M. | Potter; responsive reading, Superin-
 tendent c. E. Colver and school, taken from Luther's favorite psalm: Luther's l Cradle Hymn, sung by the little girls
 of the primary department. Helen
 Louise Colver and Matilda Kleuss;
 Donald Patter, Gordon Maniere and l Madeline Birch hymn. A Mighty l Fortress is Our God. school; recitation, Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers, by seven children; hymn. Faith of Our Fathers, school; exercise, The Growth and Future of Protestantism, Misses Jennie G. Perkins. Marie Allen. Ger
 trude Allen. Madeline Birch. Alton Chapman; offering for board of Sun day schools: hymn, America: read l ings, The Day We Celebrate, Miss Laura A. Perkins: Martin Luther, Mrs. Delphine Fish; Our Heritage from the Reformation, Mrs. Fanny A. Molthrop; poem, The Present Day Crisis. Mrs. James M. Potter; The Call of Our President, Dudley c. Perkins,. address, Superintendent Colver: reading. The American Flag, Miss Mary Buck, fol- lowed by salute to the American flag ard to the Christian flag; hymn The Star Spangled Banner. congregation; Renediction, Rev. James M. Potter. cemetery's Final Moving.
 The Gales Ferry cemetery was mow- ed for the last time for this season with lawn mowers last week. Edward II. Latimer. president of the Cemetery associa tion: and R. Irving Hurlbutt, superintendent, assisted by Ralph Hurlbutt have done the work.
 Mrs. Charles Sperry of Myrtle Beach, Milford, was 9 caller in the village Friday and attended to the closing of the summer cottage. Leis- u-e Hour. On the Bluff. belonging to her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Mar
 Mrs William Brooks of Hartford, who accompanied her sister, Mrs. Caro Maniere, home from several weeks visit in that city, Wednesday, returned to her home Friday.
 Mrs. Donald Irwin with her little daughter Barbara and maid, of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, who has been at the summer home of her parents. Mir and Mrs. Frank Aplin, returned last week. 2
 Mrs. A. C. Risdon of New York re- turned to her summer home here last Thursday. having accompanied her daughter Miss Katherine Risdon, to that city to resume her studies.
 Mrs Fanny A. Molthrop visited her aunt. Mrs. Mary stoddard Latham in Noanll last Wednesday and Thursday.
 Bible Study Class.
 The Bible study class and the teach CT training. class for Sunday school work began last Friday evening un- der the instruction of Rev. Allen Shaw Bush in the vestry.
 Auxiliary Meets. ::
 The October meeting of the local auxiliary of the Woman's Home Mis-. sionary society was held at the home of Mrs Nathan A. Gibbs Tuesday af- ternoon. The president, Miss Sarah T. Latimer presiding. The topic was Work fer Aliens and Mormons The meeting opened with singing; hymn, The Better Day. The devotional ser vice was conducted by Miss Laura A. Perkins, closing with prayer by Rev. James M. Potter. A general exercise =ration. A reading, The Hull Street Mission in Boston, by Mrs. H. liar mon Cranmer, Mrs. Delphine Fish read an article on the work of the ent time: A Deaconess in Utah was the title of paper read by Mrs. | Edward H. Latimer. Mrs. James M. ] Potter gave true story of Mormon conducted the Home Mission Enigmas i in which Miss Latimer, Mrs. Molthrop Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs Pot l ter and Miss l.. A. Perkins had as- and minutes of the last meeting by | the secretary. Miss Satterlee, report of | treasurer, Miss Kate B. Colver. and Mrs. Potter reported barrel of 46 1 jars of fruit. vegetables and jellies, | with carrots and beets, in the bulk, sent to the Deaconess Home in New Haven Tuesday. Books chosen for he years study of the society are The Missionary Mile Stone and The Northern Lights.
 A committee appointed to serve the supper at the proposed Farmers In- ;titute in November in the vestry in dudes Miss Satterlee, chairman, Miss Mathewson, Miss Colver and Miss 4atimer
 Personal Mention.
 A. c. Risdon of New York spent Sunday with Mrs. Risdon at their summer home.
 Miss Millie Turner of New London vas the week k-end guest of her cous- ms. MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Latimer md Miss Sarah T. Latimer.
 Rev. James M. Potter will give the econd in his series of sermons on Martin Luther in the M. E. church tc-1 morrow Sunday morning at 1O.45 o. Jock Rev. Mr. Potter gave the first ermon in this series last Sunday. the teme being The Boy Born Within he Pale of the Church.