Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-27

Scn00f Sn0Wn--ruRttS TSET SCt t1 Ffe- tendanee purins Past Term.
 The book of the Gospel according to JolaFs the evangelist. it's purpose and witness was the subject of Sundays Christ's, his disciples and ours, John 1:Sa 4s. -Come and Sec that Chris tianity means life
 4 six months study of Johns gospel has been begun by the Bible school. The evening Christian Endeavor was very pleasant one led by Miss Williams with Paul Hoxsie accom- panyinE the piano with his 9 v13hn Mior ior Williams sang as a duet the song which has been feature of MT. Sun days meetings in Boston. Brighten the Corner Where You Are.
 Gift of Bible.
 A large CODY of the revised version Of the Old and New Testaments was naAd at the morning service, the gift of Mrs. c. Q. Parker. whose husband; Rsv. C. o. Parker. was ordained and years ago. A box Of his books has lately been sent as a gift to the par Fink Hczsie will. lead the Sunday nsxfatss e. E. meeting. Subject. FTuits of the Christian Endeavor Tree. Rev. 92: 1-5-
 Great sympathy Is felt for Mrs Sa- rsh Hadley and her brother and sis te1s an their loss. Mss Hannah Bald win was known and loved by many Rf the Green
 Ne~s From Fiorids.
 Mfr end Mrs. c. c. Brink receive en- th.lsssstie reperts Of st. Fs+szs61Tg' % u,s liam wright of Worcester who with her husband Is making a stay of sew erai months in the south for his hemlf1
 Extsusioa sesesi Success. The Extension School fin Agricul- trru and home economies has been carried to a successful close through four days full of interest and profit. the vicinity have welcomed this op- porkunity to learn approved theories and methods. Incidentally the gath ertpes hsEe been deiightful eomnI- nity aAatfS marked by friendly fel- lowship and cooperation Economies fin home and farm keeping are espec- iaiiy grateful in these days of costly MrE. Hiram Hawes had given sink to the Ladies Society which has been put into the gasfery kitchen of the church by Herbert Williams and been made good use of during the exten-
 PunefuaI Pupils.
 Those ct the Green school who have been perfect in attendance the fall term from Sept. II to Dec. 22 are: Ruth Davis, Charles Hart. Katherine surrue, Susan Whitford. Alice Sugrue. Alice Hart. Gladys Davis. Two oth- CTS Ethel Lester and Perie Burdick, lost only one-half day each. The at tendance for the last month was ss
 Personal Mention.
 Miss Lydia Lathrop is boarding with Mrs. Pefter1nan of Central Vil- Iage this winter. while she attends P. Mrs. Elmer Richmond was called away last week by the illness of her mother Mrs. Norman. At nearly the same time the mother of Elmer Rich mond was ill., which called him to PIainf1efd.
 Miss Gladys Flint has been visiting for a week or more in Brooklyn. from san Antonio, Texas. to join her husband, Capt Hetrick. during his stay with his father. Rev. A. J. Het- rick atathe Green.
 Sewing Circle.
 The girls of Black Hill have form cd q sewing circle which meets every Wednesday afternoon after school Following their hours sewing they Evelyn Doris Fowley, the three year-oid daughter of Mir. and Mrs George Fowiey, has been i'll with croup and under the doctors care for several days at Mrs. Joseph BEadfes
 Mrs. JaTsos Apply has returned from a visit to her sons, Walter and Milo fin Attieboro, Mass.
 Mrs. Pope is helping Mrs. Walter Burdiek in the care of her small son.
 Mrs. George Hatch is again keep ing house in her own home.