Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-21
NORWICH TOWN

w. Russell Jarrett of the q. S. S. |
Oklahoma has been spending a 72 hour |
leave of absence at the home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Charles kimbalI of Washing |
ton street. having recently returned |
from Cuba, where he has been since |
early in January.
Miss Edna Smith Of Hartford is the |
guest Of Miss Bernice Underwood Of |
Upper Washington street.
Miss Helen Perkins of New York is |
visiting her mother, Mrs. Thomas Per /
kins, of Scotland road.
Miss Janet Miner of Town street is |
in lMiddletown for a week, the guest !
of her daughter, Mrs. Richard Hewitt.
Recent guests of Mrs. Susan P. /
Adams, OF Town street, were Mrs. |
Eckford Pendleton Of Preston Plains, |
Mrs. William Harvey and Miss I'm |
derwood of Plainfield.
Mrs. Sidney P. Smith and daughter !
Miss Eleanor Smith, Of Upper Wash |
ington street. are visiting this week
with Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Charles
Smith Of East Walpole. Mrss.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Lamb Of
Town street, motored TO Mystic q day
recently and spent a brief time with
relatives. III places along the route It
was quite noticeable how badly the
roads were damaged by the last severe
rain.
John Fields of the Z. S. S. New York
who has been spending few days at
TIE home CT his parents! Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Fields. OF Elm avenue. left on
Friday TO visit his brother, Timothy,
OF ridgeportA before returning TO New
York. -.-.,.v
Clement Perkins and son, Emerson,
oE Hanover. former RESIDENTS OF Plain
Hill, We're in Norwich Town Satur-
day, calling Oh friends.
Miss Edna Herbert, who has been
9pending the spring vacation at her
home in .tlriswold. returns TO Town
street this week aud will resume her
studies Al the reopening OF the Nor
/ wio1 Art school.
While in Norwich 10 visit relatives
Good Friday. Mrs. Harriet Brainerd
Of NJ site, purchased a rev touring
car. Mrs. Brainerd and party were
, taken to Mystic in the car.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert Bots
/ son OF Washington street expect TO
! move the latter part of this week. to
, East Town street. having leased Mrs
/ ". s. osgoods house for three years.
! A. tie Christian Endeavor social on
an cyening recently at Scotland Road
/ hall. those. present enjoyed games,
readings music and refreshments.
/ Howard Bushnell. president. played
! two selections On tie piano, and Misses
/ Tnell11a and Lillian Allen. members OF
the Musical Allen family Of Occuul.
! gave several vocal and instrumental
selections. .-
Nh. and Mrs. Rutherford Snow re-
tdrneti Friday to their home on Hunt
icston avenue. rom Cranberry, y Y,
! where they attended the funeral on
! Thurad2E Of Mrs. Shows mother, Mrs..
/ Emma II. Snow, Is. widow Of Abraham
| E. Snow. who died several years ago.
Mrs. SNOW died April 18th, after a
I lingering Illness. She is survived by
five sons. and two daughters. Mrs
, Rutherford Snow had been with her
mother -in-law ten days prior TO her
death
As has been the custom for several
wears, DorcaS Home Missionary socie-
ty Of the First Methodist church held
a special programme Friday afternoon,
Including prayer, responsive reading,
hymns. and readings. by Miss Ben
nett Mrs. Randall, Mrs Manning, Mrs.
Bushnell. Mrs. Miner MES. Hull Mrs.
! A. .. Zabriskie. Miss Martha Brown
gave the sole. Christ. Died For Ne
Much appreciated was the solo. He
Lifted Ne: sung by the pastor, Rev.
William Fl. Crawford. The service
closed With tbs Mi2pah Benedictio7l.
! The First Quarterly conference will
be held this (Mondayl evening at the
First Methodist parsonage on West
Town street. The new district super
intendent. Rev. William H Bath will
preside.
\ Home chapter of the Kings Daush-
ters, sent Easter cards to all shut-in
members
| William Frisbie and Sidney Smith.
we're in Mystic, on business. a day re-
cently'.
The New London County conference
Of King Daughters and Sons, which
usually takes place in May, has been
postponed until fall Mrs. George X,
, Prior Of Jewett City. Is county presi-
dent.
Easter was observed at Sacred Heart
church Sunday by music, decorations
and large attendance at the masses
The purple vestments worn by the
priest during Lent were replaced by
those of white, embroidered in gold
. Altar and sanctuary were adorned
with Gala lilies, carnations, daffodils
palms and ferns. Typical of the light
that shone among the Gentiles was
the Easter candle at the gospel side
OF the altar. At the $50 o'clock mass
J the singing by the children was full
Of sweetness and in good tone. Bene-
d1ction Of The Blessed Sacrainen.
closed the 10 o'clock mass. The selec-
tions were sung with spirit and har-
n1ony by the choir. the solo parts be-
, ing well taken by Mrs Morgan Gro
min, William Lyons and Francis Han
rahan. The singing at the masses was
; under the direction of Miss Elizabeth
t A. Malone.
: After reading the lessons for the day
, from the fifth chapter of Corinthians
: and the Gospel of Mark. Rev. C. W
Brennan spoke of Easter as the great.
est day Of the church year: on this
miracle is built the Christian faith
5 St. Paul compares Christ to the pas.
j cha1 lamb. AS the blood of the larnt
sprinkled on the doors in Egypt saved
the people from the Death Angel. sc
the blood of Christ takes away oul
: sin. The unieavened bread was the
forerunner Of the celebration OF Tnt
Holy Eucharist. During the Eastel
time we say. Queen of Heaven, Re
4 joice, instead OF the Angelus. At 1hi.
= time our souls should be reconciled t.
i Cod as Easter should be a time OF JOY
a and glad1less. a time of purity ant
v peace.
The sunshine Of Easter r,ornin,
t called together at the First CoHgrega
n tional church d good audience who lis
a tened. to lessons from Christ's resur
9 rection and appreciated the T-ell-ar
tranged programme of music The an