Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-09

At the Congregational church Sun- day morning Rev. Albert ponnell will speak on the work of the American Missionary association. Y. P. s. c. P. in, the evening at I. sheaderi Mrs. bon- nell. Topic, What My Church Stands For, - 7ssF sf-..:9'
 Rev. J. B. Aldrich. pastor of the subject Business. 7 Junior league at 3 p. na.. Epworth leauge at 6 p, m., Mrs. Nellie Saunders leader. The topic for the o'clock service will be THa White Stone.
 Rev. Myron B. Fuller; pastor of the Baptist church. will talk to the juniors on The Pilot. The sermon at the regular worship will be What Consti- tutes Christian? Communion will follow the morning service. At SIS the Young Peoples meeting, Royal Babcuck leader. Subject, What My Church Stands For. Peoples service at '. Pastors message, Apologies. The orchestra will play Gloria, from Farmers mass. There will also be a violin duet and gospel singing. Invitation to Masons. No. 75, F. and A. M. Wallace H. Payne
 
 other Masonic lodges have received this week the following invitation: Dear Brother:
 You are earnestly requested to be present at special communication oi Mt. Vernon lodge, No. 75. F. and A M., Saturday afternoon and evening Feb. g, at 3.30 o'clock. The M. M. de gree will be copfurred in full form ir the afternoon, regular officers occupy ing the chairs. =
 l At 6 o'clock there will be banquet in Rioux's hall, served by Faith chap 1 ter. No. 82, o. E. S.. and an entertain. | ing program will follow. ~f'' 1 At o'clock the lodge will resume labor, again conferring the M. M. de. gree, when the following past masters will fill the chairs: Arthur M. Brown W. M.: Charles H. Ray, S. w.; Ray. mond F. Cheney, J, w; William G Duoe, treasurer; George H. Prior, sec retary; Earle T. Gilbert, chaplain 1 William T. Crumb, s. D.; Archibald M: Clarke. J. D.: George H. Jennings s.ri ST Edward r, Blake, J. sS.;s Will liam R. Burdick, marshal; Edwin M
 Harold D. Hewitt will deliver tn, charge. "
 Fraternally yours,
 GEORGE H. PRIOR, | Secretary. s Per order
 l WALLACE H. PAYNE, W. M.
 Seniors Social.
 The senior class of Riverside gram mar, school held it's second social il Assembly hall Friday evening. Tn decorations were very effective, bein ef red, white and blue bunting. an plumbers of Chinese lanterns. A larg I American flag occupied the place Q 1 honor, and the. flags of Greece, Brazi Great Britain, France, Russia. Ital and Japan were also displayed. Tn pupils were chaperoned by Principe and Mrs. F. H. F; Clement and sev eral of the teachers. and enjoyed a evening of pleasure. Music was fur nished by an orchestra of young peo ple. Light refreshments were served
 Girls Work for Red Cross,
 The members of the T. c. M. cut an organization composed of Frenc girls and several otheh girls. hay been working at the Red Cross roor for eight weeks on Thursday even lngs. There are on an average twent girls present each evening, The Ia dies in charge say that they do splei did work
 l Kept Scissors Busy. j. The children in Miss Mabel Scott grade made three comfort pillows forty minutes Friday aftArnoon. The were some "snippers!"
 Attending Funeral. Mrs. Thomas Stewart and Mrs. Joh Stewart are in Maynard, Mass. to a1 tend the funeral of Mrs. Thorns Stewards brother, Thomas Arche who died very suddenly. Mrs. J, B. Aldrieh entertained tf I Harmony club Thursday afternoon.