Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-16

e4th-Red cross Aetivities--W. C. T.
 U. Votes s Upward An,hulanee Fund
 -1List of Y6ane Men Who Registered
 Frank w. Barber of Putnam will preach tomorrow at the morning ser
 Children'e day will be observed Sun day. June 24th, the heavy rain of last sunday preventing the. presentation or the Children of the Pifgrimss service pTe did. hokev erss. svorshfp together in the old church last Sunday morning. The pastors sermon was on the Yaiue of parental conservation.
 Sunday at 7.3o D. n1s will be upon Rev erence: Why Should We. Be Reverent? Heb. 12: s-29. Led By Frank Faw1ey
 Juniors to Meet.
 The Girls Junior auxiliary will meet with Miss Elise Ffawes atE3 D. ni.- to- day for packing the missionary box.
 Redscross Meetings.
 The Ladies' association meets Tues day.~JlIne 1s,- from to p. rn., with workers are being invited and all la dies of the community whether. mem bers or not. -S
 STuesday's Red Cross meeting at Mrs. William RoHinsor's7had an attendancee the afternoon showers. There was much sewing done. The next. meeting will be with Mrs. Shorter Tuesday July 10
 Mrs Fred Richmond and little son Rockwell. formerly of Canterbury and now of South Windham. have been guests Of Mrs. Elmer Richmond this week
 Mrs. George Barstow,. who was seri- ousIy i'll early in the week, is or the way to complete recovery.
 Herbert Williams and -. Miss Inez spent a day in Hartford last week. Miss Williams also visited her grand mother Mrs. .Fs1iven, in Moesups
 Club Meeting.
 The Boys and Girls Agricultural club of Canterbury Green held their June meeting last Friday at the par sonage under the leadership of Miss Fanny Brown. The presiding officer, next meeting pls ee win be at Mrs. Dorothy Bennett's. Time is first Fri day of each month.
 Fifteen Bouquets Dstrihuted.
 A nowef and medical meeting of the W. C. T. U.-Eas held Wednesday with Mrs. $. B. Hadiey. superintendent of the I,Sedical department of the union 4 bout T5 bouquets. were prepared, each with it's white ribboned verse, each sent to a sick or snut-in friend or neighbor. 4 report was given Of the Scotland meeting of the County W. C. l. before. The union voted to subscribe 1 S toward the $50 pledged from the 1 countYa for a W. c. T. L. ambulance to be soon sent to the front in France ] Mrs. Hadley's hospitabIe repasts which 1 all heartily enjoyed. Miss Lucy Bald 1 win and, Miss Sarah Louise Hadtey | Ia tely returned from Detroit. assisted 1 Mrs. Hadiey. i
 Spraying for Moths.
 4 de:egation and autotruck of the | U. s. department of agricu1ture and 1 for the spraying of places where gyPsX- moths had been discov- cred. Selectmen Hubert Graves and | Walter Davis were busy all day help | Barkers and the Dawson farms in | North Society.
 Mir. and Mrs F,aEs Miller last weeE l attended the. funeral of Mrs. Miller's 1 Mrs. Sharpe: in Danie;son, |
 Beeche- Brown and family motored l Monday 10 Storrs when Ralph Brown l received his diploma, -~s. e Miss Johnson. a teacher from Wood | stock; was guest of Miss Edith Exiey i when at home over Sunday. Miss McAvoy. of Norwich is spend l Ing the week with Mrs, James Lathrop.
 Young Men Who Registered. 1 Tie following Canterbury young men were registered June 5th: August Bannier. Arthur Clarence Bennett, Leodore Blafh.E Harvey, Coombs, Vii | liam M. Dubberke,I James ,Wehnnan Duffg, George Arthur Fawley. G. Mil lardI' Galloway Grover Cleyeiand Greenman. Tester F. Hall. Howard Franklin Hoxsie Morris Hurwich, Ed ward Fitch Johnson Henry L. kearnes. Clyde Wallace Kenyon. Lauu T. Larson. Augustus L. Lawson, liar old Mcdonald. Arthur Maynard, Fred erick Wa tsop Meade, Frank B. seAied- bury, Thomas Mellen-Arthur Meissner. Ray Lyman Moff1tt,. Harold Leslie Newton, Frank E-wood Newton. Fred William Newton, IT, Morris Pa ster. William Howard Pike. Ernest Edwarri=I Plassmann,. Tenor Ambrose Rice.s-Ar- thur James Robbins -y Fred Dewitt Sackett. Arthur -IriHs Salisbury. Joseph l Sane Fremont C. Smith William Fl Stephens. James E. Towne. Cha rles Arthur Darwin Tracy. Clarence Io- seph|-U ngeT.-H Henry Favra Larraf3ee Clifford Henry Willian1s.
 Three Take Degrees.
 At the meeting last Wednesdav night MT. and Mrs. A. c. Bennett and Mrs. Emma Wainwright were obffgat- I'd in the third and fourth degrees:-A supper was served and q fine literary md musical program carried out. 1s