Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-16

through the initiatory degree. Those that were initiated were Mrs. MarysL. Peck, Mrs. Arthur Brown Mrs.sArthur B. Andrews, Mrs J. A. George, Mrs. ArthurSimpson,l Mrs. Laura Congdon and Miss Margaret NJ. Sadusky. There were several applications for member ship which were balloted upon. The legion has been working under an open charter and the membership in the past few weeks has made a large gain. Routine business was transact ed at the meeting. The knitting club of the Legion will meet at the home on Thursday afternoon.
 UNITED WoRkMEN.
 The regular meeting of Norwich Lodge, No. 12.A 0. U. W. was held Wednesday evening in their hall at 25 Shetucket street with 9 large num- Der in attendance. The reports of the officers were read and approved and other routine business was transacted Frank Hagland, Master ,Work,ssal n presided at thes meeting.
 oWs.
 Routine business was transacted at the regular meeting of Norwich Nest, No. 1896. Q. o. o. held Tuesday even ing in Owls hall. with a large number present. Plans were completed for whist which the order is to give Thomas Dougherty presided.
 The whist which was given by the lodge in the rooms on Friday evening was largely attended and ten tables were played The prizes were award ed as follows: Ladies'-Ffrst, Mrs. Louis Manchester, 45; second, Miss Nellie. Howard, fl: consolation Mrs. p. B. Worthington. Gentlemen'ss- First, Everett Miller; second, N. Guil beault; consolation, MT. Warrington. morning topic will be The Holy Bucharest and the eveping topic. The Shadowed Garden.
 There will be Gospel Mission meet ings morning. afternoon and evening at 265 Main street. Miss Wentringer will lead the afternoon meeting. At the Preston City Baptist church, Rev. F. w. Tholen. pastor. there is to- Ibe communion services Sunday morning. There will be a service in the evening at : o'clock. At Grace church, Yantic, Rev. J. W. Areson, rector, there will be holy communion and sermon at 10.3o a. m, Sunday school at noon and evening service at the usual hour.
 | At Mt. Calvary Baptist church there will be preaching in the morning. Sun I5day. school at neon and a prea .hing service at 7.45 in the evening Rev. | B.. ". Williams is paseor of the shurel. xt.. | Ifuniversalist, Rev. Joseph F. Cobb will ], preach on the subject Jesus and the 1 Jewish Authorities, this being ths fifth l service in the series of Lenten ser mons There will be Sunday school al. 1 Al Mckinley Avenue A. Nj. E. Zion l church there will be morning worship i and sermon at 10.45 o'clock, Sunday i school at noon and evening worship with sermon at 7.45 o'clock Rev. Ed ward F. Barrow is pastor of the church.
 1 At the Spiritual Acader,ev, park street, Rev. May Pepper Vanderbilt of Brooklyn. IN. Y. inspirationai speeak- CT and test medium, will lectura and
 will give psychic messages and <cleil-- | voyant descriptions at 230 in the aft eernoon and 7.s0 in the evening Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Miss Margaret Wintringer, a journalist and \ lecturer, who has recently returned ] from France, will speak at the Cos rel Mission, Steiner building, 265 Main street. She will talk on War ring Europe and the Beneficial Effects
 of Prohibition There.
 
 Il At Trinity M. E. church. Rev l. Fl NeWlands,1 pastor, there will ft- morn
 ing service as usual and the topic will
 be Holy sWater.' There will me Sun
 day school at nocn and a Young Pep ple's meeting at the usual hour There will be evening worship at 730 and the
 subject will be The Threefold Deliver.
 ance.
 l The union service of the Broadway ! and Second ConoreqationaI churches
 which will be held in the auditorium
 of the Broadway church. will be con s ducted by Rev. Joseph Fl. Stlden. D lD. The mor11ine tonic will he The i Leadership of the Church vesper
 service will be held at 5 o'clocll an6
 tEere will be an address on The Law Iof Brotherhood.
 Il At the First Baptist church. George I Henry Strouse minister fhe n1or1fine theme will be Christ's Ma+chIess Char
 acter as Revealed in His Answer t; the Request of the Divine ThieF. Thj. \ is Every Member of the Sunday S,hoc 'l to Church Sunday There will he Sun.
 day school a t noon and BY. P. U ( meeting at the usual. hour in the e,v. ening. Tine evening theme will ne Th,
 oaen Dcor to a Great Blessing. j At the GreeneviIIe Congregations church there will be a praise ane
 prayer service Saturday evening at
 o'clock. Sunday service at 102a a
 m: preachine by the pastor subject The Great Work Of St. Patrick. The
 Sunday school meets at F o'clock. At the Central Baptist churcI, ther,
 will be a morning service at t030
 service in Italian at 10.45. T. W Car'evale. leader and Sunday schoo and City Bible class for. men at noon
 The questions for the City Bible clas
 will be: Why were the disciples sen
 out in two? Is there any better wa, of learning Christian work than by do
 ing it? Whom dc you admire, the rnai whb refuses to do Christian work be
 cause he fears to bungle it. or the rnal that attempts to do Christian work
 even though he knofs he will bungl it at first? There will, be B. r. r
 P. service at SEQ D, m. and the peo
 ple's. service in the evening.
 peoples service in the evening. Mis-
 Irene Field will lead the B. Y P. U
 meeting.