Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-28
CANTERBURY GREEN
Many in Attendance at Church Ser
 vices-T. Parker Lathrop Writes
 Home-Red Cross Fund Increasing.

 The bright Sunday was very wei come. The thought of Saturday even lng's news of the final draft was in for worship. The pastors sermon was on the mobilization of resources, ma terial and spiritual, to meet the high call of the hour and of all Christian service, Christ's question, Have ye any loaves?" being a command to faith. NIX. 6: 3S. H. G. Brown of Worcester. has prom ised to take the Mems Bible class dur ing his summers sojourn in this vii cinity.
 The evening Christian Endeavor meeting under the leadership of Paul Hoxsie was a very cheery and helpful service in it's consideration of the Golden Rule.
 In the afternoon a o'clock gather ing in the North Society schoolhouse recalled to some present the days ory held similar services and also Sum day school in the northern portion of phe parish. The little melodeon be- queathed by him was put to good use. Weather permitting, another 3 o'clock meeting will be held this coming Sun day in the schoolhQuse.
 Last weeks rnidNeek subject at the home of MT. and Mrs. Fred Graves of Black Hill was Faith Instead of Dis coura cement, and "all things work to- gether for good to them that love God
 Miss Cecile Hale has been visiting in the home Of her fance, T. Parker Lathrop, for few days.
 Miss Lucy Baldwin returned from New York on Monday on her way to the Northf1eld general conference.
 Hears from Brother in Canada.
 Miss M. H. Jones has been in Hart ford several days this week. She has been much rejoiced lately at receiving word from her brother, Dr. Hastings 1T heard from since the destruction on June 13 of a trainload of physicians who were struck by a bomb when leav- ing a local station. pr. Jones wrote of the air raid July 7. when 35 air planes circled over London. He had heard and seen them as he came from the British Museum library. He had enjoyed Admiral Sims speech at the Navy league.
 Canterbury W. c. T. U. has com pleted it's gift of s5 to the fund for w. c. T. U. ambulance to be used in France.
 Red Cross Fund.
 The Canterbury Red Cross auxiliary Cross relief fund S69 given by two of the townspeople as individual gifts; $81 has also been given as membership cues from all parts of the town. The has not been canvassed. The member ships were handed to the officers of the Red Cross auxiliary.
 The following articles have been made: Five outing night dresses, 3 woolen dresses, 4 gingham aprons, 6 Pn1tted bandages, waists, ? dozen bandages, 1 dozen straight bandages, 24 pairs of pajamas, 3 hospital sheets, ! 1-2 dozens sponge cloths, 4 convales- cent robes, pairs drawers.
 Miss Florence Exley is visiting in Hop River
 Milo Appley of Worcester spent the week end with MT. and Mrs James Appley.
 Mrs. Turner of Willima ntic is visit ing at Mrs. S. B. Hadley's
 T. Parker Lathrop Heard From.
 T. Parker Lathrop. one of our vol unteer young men, has been recently heard from in France.
 Miss Gladys Flint is spending part of her vacation with Mrs. Henry Larkham.
 Mrs. Wainwright is visiting in New York state.
 Mrs. Reid is visiting her parents. MT and Mrs. Thad Wilson.
 Harry Armstrong has moved his family to Packerville
 Preparations are being made in all the various departments for the lawn party next week.
 The Canning club met Tuesday and | canned d bushel of beans and half bushel of peas under the leadership of Mrs. James Lathrop
 Miss Alice Eddy returned to her home in Windsor accompanied by Miss Lydia Lathrop.
 Miss Beatrice Hart has returned | from a visit with her grandmother in l