Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-17
WESTMINSTER

The prophecy of Zech. 9:9 and it's fulfIment as told by St. John. the ori- gin of Palm Sunday and it's value to US today, was the pastors theme. on Palm Sunday morning
 The topic for the Wednesday even ing. April g. home prayer circles is Eternal Life, and How to Live It. St. John 5:24 and Ephesians ?: 119.
 Good Friday morning at 10.30. a short public service will be held at the parsonage.
 Easter will be observed at West minister and all having plants have been invited to add to the joy of the services by bringing them in good season. The church school exercses will occupy the time of the preaching. . Buell.! Union, w. c. T. U., of the town met Wednesday of last week with Mrs. Carrie Carr. It was ar. ranged to hold the annual thank of fering service was arranged for the evening" May H. at the Plains church and the president was authorized to secure a good speaker and make all needed arrangements. The next meet ing of the unicn was appointed for Wednesday, May [. at Mrs. Carrie Carr's.
 l That Mrs and Miss Stafford are to | live in the parsonage at Canterbury i Green, the report in last weeks issue i of The Bulletin was based on state ment made by a town official who had i so understood the matter and it is i hereby corrected.
 l After the business meeting Of the w. C. T. U. last week Wednesday a brief Red Letter day service, conduct 1 ed by the vice president. Mrs. Ray Bliven, was held in honor of Miss ! Frances J. Barnes. founder of the Young Peoples branch of the w. C. T.
 '. nine members and three guests were present..
 Mrs. Carrie Carr has received a
 German helmet. cloth covered from her son, George. who has been serv- ing in Ambulance Corp. L. $. A., Sec tion 579. This was originally the i Brown< University Ambulance Corps formed June 6, 1917. with 36 men of whom but eleven men are in the sec tion today. After about a year of in tensive training at Allentown. Pa, the unit sailed June E for Genoa Italy
 and in due time the "Usaaes' receiv- ed a warm hearted, sincere welcome from it's citizens. Sept the section started from Motor Park at the Lide for the actual front, to relieve Sec 596 which had been at work on the Ostago Plateau for six weeks. section head QuaflefS dt SanGr1go.' From that time until Jan 31. the section was kept busy. it's twelve ambulances carrying in that time total of 9S79 patients travelling q distance of 53.230 miles over narrow precipitous roads running day and night and no accident, or car out of service for repairs and winning the respect and commenda ton of off cets and soldiers with whom they served, often for weeks under fire from the Austrians. Lately Mir Carr and 1 10 other Brown men received the high : est honor Dossible-the Italian war
 cross-conferred by an official of high degree Mrs. Carr is expecting soon to welcome her son home, and the community will also welcome him heartily as one Of it's war heroes, II MT and Mrs. George R. Pollock and
 infant daughter of Jersey City have recently come to make their home
 with the Graffs.
 II Harold C.N George, U. s. N., lately honorably discharged of Brooklyn. N r.. is visiting at Mrs. Ida Shorter's
 MT. Georeg was on a transport carry ing troops and crossed the ocean safe
 ly eight times each way. on the
 kroonland, twin to the Red Star linel
 Finland.
 Allen Moody has returned from hi.
 work in Pennsylvania.
 Forest Bennett. son of Otto Bennett native of Westminster, is visiting a
 the home of his cousin, A. A. Bennett
 His own home is now in New London Oscar Salminen. his wife and tw, little girls, Agnes and Edith. are tn