Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-25
CANTERBURY GREEN
Patriotic Workers Enlisted for War Savings CamPaign-EIoquent Speak
 CTS Heard at Ra!Iy-Wrens Choose Strange Home-Sineers to Rehearse.

The war savings stamp campaign this week in Canterbury is being carr ried on by canvassers in the different school districts, according to the sug- gestion of the county committee. The canvassers are: For the Green school district, Mrs. Ida Sagur Plains. Miss Grace Dawley; Raymond. Edwin St. John; Gay Head, Clarence Smith; Peck, Everett Moultry; Baldwin, Verne Patrick: Packer, Thomas Brown; Hyde, Marshall Frink; North Society, Mrs. Davis; Westminster, Mrs Meade.
 On June 2S registration opportunity will be given at the town clerks office from F to p. m.
 Enthusiastic Rally.
 Sunday afternoons rally brought to- gether patriotic people from many parts of the town. They were well repaid by the stirring addresses. Sid- ney Paine of Plainfeld outlined the W. S. $. campaign and read the presi- dents proclamation. He gave facts of our countrys war production and her response to the call of humanity. He illustrated frankly German atrocities and war practices as evidence of our duty.
 Mrs. Nancy Schoomaker of New York spoke on woman's part in the war; English women's early and later offers of hospital and land units; the one and one-half millions of women in munitions factories in England; importance of conservation of food, material. time and energy. Whatever We needlessly buy wastes energy. Women in the homes are part of the working line. Without the working line the fighting line could never exist.
 Representative F. E. Muller was present and voiced the appreciation of the audience and the patriotism of the town. Singing of Liberty songs was a feature of the gathering, Mrs. Long, Long Trail and Keep the Home Fires Burning, the audience joining in the choruses as in The Star Spaugled Banner and America.
 Sundays Services. Seekers After Truth was the sub ject of Sunday mornings sermon, the l second of three from John IA: S, on Christ, "The Way, the Truth and the | Life"
 The evening Christian Endesvor meeting was very delightful one un- 1 der the leadership Of Miss Edith Elk | ANS' HS~AA y ONOAy OIio plSSSnI tdhlliS part . BookIady Coming. 1 Mrs. Belle Holcomb Johnson, the ''Booklady," is expected in town this week and will visit the homes on Thursday and Friday for the exchange of books. Mrs. Johnson is field worker under the state library committee. Miss Elsie Rodler has returned from Goshen. where she has been teaching in the village school.
 Nine from the immediate vicinity of the Green attended the supper at Westminster church Tuesday. Nearly the same party drove over Friday night also for the Bird lecture.
 Wrens' Strange Home.
 A couple of wrens have domesticated themselves in the wrappings of a | scareerow belonging to Hiram Hawes l Mrs. Hawes thinks they might have chosen a prettier home.
 Hart Golf performed a public service l when he drove his moving machine over the church lawn last week-ar acre and a half of moving. l Miss Grace Spaulding of Danielsor will speak next Sunday evening at the l Christian Endeavor meeting, telling The Story of an African Trail. Miss Edith Exiey has closed hei teaching year in Woodstock She il sl slspending the week with Mrs. Jennil