Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-25
CANTERBURY GREEN
Three Special Speakers For Loyalty Rally Next Sunday-Abraham Bald win Describes Conditions in Dako la,

The Loyalty rally next Sunday at 3 D. m. brings three fine speakers Rev. E. P. Aver of Mansfield Center, Prof. H. J. Baker of Connecticut Agri- cultural college and Dr. Valeria Park CT, of Hartford. There will be much singing hy choruses and congregation in the light, cool and airy church This meeting is for all interested.
 The subject of last Sundays ser mon was tKeeping Gods Appoint ments," Acts S:27. Mrs. Ida Sager led the evenings Christian Endeavor meeting which considered favorite psalms. Miss James read a beautiful article by Mrs. Sara B. Howland of Mexico "A Song of Ascents.1 Mrs Rowland spoke in the church here be- fore her return to Mexico. Canter- bury people are interested in her 1 daughter's engagement to Rev Harold l H. Barber, ordained this week in Dan 1 ielson to be missionary in Mexico. MT. Barber won many friends when 1 he preached at the Green last sum- mer.
 Visit From Mrs. Parker.
 Mrs. c. o. Parker the widow of a | former much loved pastor, was wis itor with Mrs. Ratch over the week end, and with Mrs Parker's sister
 Mrs. Lewis of Danielson, attended the church Sunday where her husband
 used to preach
 Mir. and Mrs. Scripture and MT. and 1 Mrs. Noulton of Willimantic were al so visitors at the old church, Sun
 day.
 i Speaker From Dakota. | Following the Sunday school ses-
 sion Abram Baldwin of North Dako-
 ta by request, gave a most interesting
 talk on Our Country East and West
 the need for a better paying price fol
 wheat; the honesty of the Indians; the socialistic tendencies of the non
 partisan league of Dakota, the need
 of the whole country to obey the
 commands of God, especially to Sab bath observance. MT. Baldwin, who
 has been visiting his brother, Henry
 Baldwin at the old homestead, return
 ed Monday toward the west. Chorus RehearsaIs.
 Liberty Chorus practice on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Mrs. Hox sie's will be in preparat on for nex Sunday afternoons Loyalty rally. Mrs A. c. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs Hiram Hayes and Miss Elsie Hawes
 were among the number who attend ed the Chautauqua in Danielson or 1T Jewett City.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A1offett drove
 to Westerly last week in their car 1T
 company with Miss Viola Seymonr O Bridgeport. They also visited Watcl Hill and went clamming by moto boat
 Mr. and Mrs. Cone are staying fo
 while in Oneco. Their sons wife ant
 little family from New London arr enjoying country life at the Canter bury home
 : Mrs. Arhie Ames, lately enjoyed { visit from her sister Mrs. William 2 Sweet of New York, whose husband : has been in the army camp at Bur 5 lington, Vt, preparatory to going t France Mrs. Ames' brother Dwight
 Skinner, has been in France fo l some time.
 > Merritt H. Hawes is working agail . this summer for George Henry Lark e ham.
 t Charlie Hart Is helping Mrs. Will son with having: Ernest Hansen | helper for Fitch Johnson. : < Call to Service Deferred. The names of Ralph Brown an : to renert for Camn Deyens this weef n The farmers work in this region q so important that these men. as wer
 others earlier, are not yet pressed in
 to army service.
 The address at the dedication c
 the service flag July fl, was in rec !. ogpition of Bastile Day. and it's in
 ternatienal significance as forwar n1 step toward human liberty.
 Mrs. Horace G. Brown of Worces
 ter suffered so severe an attack { T. asthma Saturday that she was tak e en by automobile to South Framing : ham, Mass, her mothers home, wheE e she will stay for some weeks.