Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-30

of conservation and brief talk by the pastor OH the Ministry Of Worship; s to 10, entertainment by the Sodalitas and serving of light luncheon. The evening will close with od-n;ght sing.
 At the Methodist Episcopal church, Tuesday, at 9 D, n., there will be d watch meeting lasting until midnight, in which the other churches have been invited to participate. At I0.S0 there will be an intefmission when luncheon will be served Friday. , to [. a sup per will be served. In connection with this supper a neighborhoed cen tenary convention will be held, fol- low-up meeting from the great con- vention held last month in Boston Delegates are expected from the Meth
 ndist churches in Baltic, Versailles, (iurleyviile and South Coventry. The speakers will be Revs. M B. Center, A. H. Withee, c. c. Tfbbetts, F. A I.egg and District Superintendent C.. c, Scrivener of Norwich. The mem bers of the church are to begin to en- ter the team work of Push and Pull contest for earning s1 or more by un- usual methods to meet tue present emergency needs Of the church. Mrs. W. J. Hastings is the leader of those wearing the red pins containing the word Push. and A. c. Scripture is the leader of the Pull legions. Each lead CT is assisted by 15 district captains. The contest will close Wednesday eve- ming, Jan. s.
 The First Baptist church will hold it's roll call Wednesday, Jan. 1, at 6 ?. m. From to an address will be made by Rev A. F. Purkiss of Nor wich. and there will be the presenta- ticn of the church budget for 1919 by tie trustees. .Betweah and a so- cial hour. during which lunch will be served.
 The Daughters Of the King of St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet with Mrs. Russell Clark, 121 Bridge street, Friday. at 2,S6.
 |, Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth V. kerwin were held Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. A committal service was read at the grave fn Storrs cemetery by Rev Marshall Dawson.
 The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Sullivan was held Saturday morning from kil- lcurey Brothers undertaking rooms
 lll the solemn requiem high mass at St. Joseph's church at 10 o'clock, Rev. John F. Clark was celebrant, Rev. John A. Dooley of South Coventry deacon, and Rev. John A, Sullivan sub-deacon. The bearers were Will liam Twomey of Providence, Terrence Coughlin of Baltic, Edward H. Otten- heimer, D. r, Clifford, John Murphy, James Calneen Of this city. The com initial service at the grave in St. -Jo- seph's cemetery was read by Rev. F-a- ther Clerk.
 Funeral services for Raymond P Hanks were held Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of George Adams in Atwoodville. Rey A. \. Muir of Spring Hill officiatdd Bur rial was in the Atwoodville cemetery The bearers were George Adams Lloyd MacFarlane. John Farrell and Charles Farwcl
 Funeral services for Joseph Wilcox i Clark, who died in Troy N. Y, Dec 26, were held in Little River Grange
 hall Hampton, Sunday at l o'clock
 Rev. Charles G. f'ogs of Hampton offi- | ett, Wallace Jewett, William Weeks | Charles D. Burnham, Wf1iam Pear,
 and Ray Baker Burial was in the | South cemetery, Hampton.
 1 Marshall L. Bowers died Saturday 1 at the home Of his parents at Mans l field Depot, from pneumonia. He was born in Mansfield July 17, 1902, tht
 son of Andrew ]. and Carrie. Durket | Bowers.
 1 Richard Bowers. brother of Mar l shall Bowers, Gied Sunday at the homo 1 Of his parents at Mansfield De,,os iron 1 pneumonia. He was born in Mansfield
 Dec. IA, 1904. His father. Andrew J l Bowers, is just recovering from i'll
 ness and his mother is still i'll. Be, | sides his parents he is survived by ;
 brother and two sisters.