Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-18

The annual rally day exefc1seS were held in the Greeneville Congregation al Sunday school on Sunday. The meet ing opened with the singing of Arnefi- ca and while the congregation was standing the flag was saluted. John Macdougall acted as flag bearer Pray CT was offered by Rev. C. H. Ricketts. The lesson of the day was read by the superintendent. following which On- ward Christian Soldiers was sung.
 An address of welcome was given by o. W. Carpenter. superintendent of the Sunday school. Tho address was followed by q very enjoyable pro- gramme by members of the school:
 Recitation, A Secret, Nathan Sears: song. America Our Land Shall Be, Mrs. McWilliams' class recitation, A Les. son For Us, Helen Suthill; recitation, Push Up the Corners, Cn:sTncel Geed; recitation, A Childs Prayer Teddy McMillan solo, Thou Must Be True, Thyself, Miss Ethel Harmon. Miss Letetia Kramer and Mrs. Harry Steb- bins offieiated at the piano.
 R. l. Treble of Missouri, now sta toned at the submarine base In New London gave the address of the day, his toppic being Peace and the Morale of Our Soldiers. He spoke in part upon the influence of the church and the Sunday school upon the morale of the boys in the Service, illustrating 9 number of points with the Bible, the Flag and the Sword. Mir. Treble is an excellent speaker and gave a very comprehensive address which was greatly enjoyed by all.
 At the cloSs of Mir. Tretle's address Archibald Macdousall sang Keep the Home Fires Burning and the scnoo joined in singing the chorus. The attendance at the rally day ex- crcises was the largest in years and unusual interest was shown. The .ses- sion closed by the audit11ce repeating the Lords prayer,
 Raymond Sl1ahar Of the submarine base in New London is spending few days with his parents, Mir ar16 Mrs. Patrick Shahan. of Central ave rue.
 , John Dunion of Camp Devens is spending a few days with his parents Mir. and Mrs. J. Dunien, of Centra- avenue.
 Joseph Warrington is visiting at the home of his parents on Boswell ave. inue. He is stationed at the state piel in New London.
 Maurice Downing of New York is spending few days with relatives ir the village.
 ! The Jolly Four club held a straw ride to Preston City Saturday even ring. They held a barn dance ou there and music was furnished by members of the club. They returned at a reasonable hour. All voted tC ! have another in the future on accoun Of the success of this one.
 i David Ryan has returned to tn, submarine base after spending a fev days in the village.
 Friday evening the rnemb CTS of tn Over There club met at the home 0 Miss Elizabeth Bowen on Central ave nue for their weekly meeting.
 Joseph Hartie of Springfield, Mass is spending few days at the hom of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Hartie iof North Main street.
 The proceeds of the Victory whis and social held in the Shetucke
 nursery on Wednesday evening amounting to s55, have been turne, lover to the united war work campaig1 committee.
 Saturday afternoon about 2.so Ed
 ward Byreene, the son of MT. an Mrs. Bernard Bryneen of Seyent1 street, met with an accident when al
 automobile hit him. He and a mum
 Der of other children were having
 parade and the man blew his horn fo
 them to get out of the way. All C
 them did but Edward and he kept O
 walking, not noticing that the aut
 twas coming. He was knocked dowr He was not hurt very bad, receive
 cuts and bruises about the face. Edward McDade has accepted a DO