Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-09
CANTERBURY GREEN
Members of Nj. p. Church to Attend Children's Day Service at The Green-Graduating Exercises-Town Has 43 Registrations.

The people of the Methodist church at the Plain will be guests at the Chil- at the Green. The choirs of the tso churches will unite in singing the
 Pilgrims Chorus" and other spe- cial music. "The Children of the Pil- gi-iuns" service with part of the sim pie pageant will be given by the Sun day school. Little children will be brought for baptism and the pastor will preach a short sermon to the children. The service is at II a. III.
 Christian Endeavor service at 7.3o D.
 Rev. Arthur Boswick of PIainfield last Sunday morning preached most helpful sermon upon the home-the influence of father and mother on the ing the responsibility of the parents for the ehild's conception. of God.
 In the evening many attended the Union Memorial service held each year at one of the town churches. This years turn brought it to the A1etho- dist church at the Plain. The church was beautifully decorated with flow CTS and with the national colors. A choir of voices from the three church. es vas led by Mrs. Emily Bushnell and enthusiastically enjoyed Mir. St John supplying at the church led the service being assisted by the ministers ot the other churches. Rev. T. s. Da- vies of Westminster gave the address.
 Programme For Graduation.
 This closing and graduating exer- cises of the Canterbury schools will bring together people from all the school districts at the Grange hall on Friday, June 15, at p. m. The pro- follows:
 March, America. chorus, Essay. The Telescope, Alvin La Chapelle, Smith school song. Salute to the Flag, Ray mond school; recitation. Fred Allen, Westminster: essay, The Red Cross Myrtle Phillips, Green school song Mackowitz, Peck school; exercise, Frost school; essay, The American Flag. Elsie Coombs, Smith school; recitation. Ruth Davis. Green school; song. Packer: recitation, Chart drill, Green school: reading Mir Claude Lends Five Pounds, R. Del Smith school; presentation of diplo- mas, Charles D. Hine; The Star Spangled Banner, chorus.
 Forty Three Men Register.
 Canterbury bells rang valiantly at o'clock morning and again at the looning on Registration day and Canterbury men, 43. did their duty at the registration place in the town clerks office under the direction of the owns egistrars-Herbert Williams md William Cone. Already also is Canterbury represented among the yolu nteeTs, five men already being in | service or under training.
 The Red Cross workers will meet on l Monday at 2.30 p. m. again with Mrs 1 Robinson. 1
 The meeting of the ". C. T. U. will 1 De held on Wednesday at 2.s0 D. n | with Mrs. s. E. .Hadley, at South Can- | erbury.
 Took Party to Storrs. : Last Monday the minister's car rom the Green took a delegation of l adies to the State Agricultural col | ege at Storrs. Mrs. James Lathrop, 1 Miss r. F. Brown and Mrs. T. E. Da- Ties spending the week there taking | he Canning course. The minister. 1 Rev. W. H. Jones, continued on to Hartford to attend Tuesday and Wed 1esday the two hundred and eighth | snnual meeting of the General Asso- | ,iation of Ministers of Connecticut
 Saturday last the minister's car took | | delegation to the c1ildren's rally at 1 osgood Memorial in Norwich. Miss l Ruth Davis, Miss Beatrice Hart, and | Miss Helen Brown being guests of | Miss Jones and Miss Brown on the | rip.