Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-06-02
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mothers of honor roll men. acted as
chaperones. The committee in charge
of the reception consisted of Mrs. E
G. Sharpe, Mrs. C. f. Leonard. James
P. Bath, Robert o. Branch and Chas
w. Hill.
Final figures of the amount raised
in the campaign for the Salvation Ar
my Home Service Fund have been an
nounced by the committee in charge
as s2.lS1.35 against the quota of 81
400 for the town of Windham. The
drive was in charge of committee d
members of the Elks composed Of ex.
Mayor D. P. Dunn. V. L. Murphy, F
P. Lombardo, C.. W. Hill and c. w
| Alpaugh. Special praise for the sue
cess of the campaign, which occupied
! just a weeks time. is due these gen.
| tiemen The various amounts of sub
scriptions and the sources from which
| the fund was obtained follows:
Manufacturing Plants America,
Thread Co.. 1852; Quidnieat- Windhau
| Co. $10435: Windhanr Silk Co. S5195
| Holland silk Manufacturing Co
| $500, Rossie Velvet Co., $3.50. Hal
i Stewart Co. $3.50. Chaffee Mfg. Co
$3.50, vanderman Mfg. Co.. ss7
ith-Winchester Co. 1855.
Schools-Natchaug s24. Windhan
street, slsos, St Joseph's s1s. Wind
| ham High 81. Oaks 1921; State Nor
| NAL s1.25, Windham Center s9.1s
South Windham $3.50; North Wind
| ham $3.50
| From Windham Center
1927; South Windham, IS.
Collections - Metropolitan L.
agents S306.90. D. P. Dunn S2oI.o5;
T.. Murphy :s2.o5. +. P. Lombarde
t4o.S1, Emil Denis, $4,000; B. p. o. E
! SS9.45, A. r. Greene s11; box collec
tions, s14.57. Doughnut Day sale
| S564.s2; miscellaneous $3.50; total 81,
| 1915.
/ A NEST impressive service was he'll
| Sunday morning at the First Congre
! gational church in commemoration i
American soldiers who had made tn
supreme sacrifice in the various wars
The service was attended by member
Of Francis S. Long Post. No. 50 of thi
| city, representing veterans Of tn
| Civil war; members of Camp A. {
! Tyler, No. 8, of the Spanish War Vet
Grams: World War soldiers of the tow
of Windhan; Weman's Relief Corps
| ard the Boy and Girl Scout organi
! zations in command of Scoutmaste
| r. c. Rose. During the service, tw
| gold stars on the service flag of tn
honor roll of the parish were conse
Grated to the memory and in honor c
4 Herbert F. Watson and Cecil Fl. Prem
tiss, the church calendar for the da
| being dedicated to their memory. Tn
! professional of the boy and girl scout
was a feature, James P. Shea carryin
! the colcrs: the salute was given b
ALI Le
taps were sounded by Lloyd Wilco,
The sermon. Resolving That Thes
Dead Shall Not Have Died in Vail
delivered by Rev. Harry S. McCread,
pastor of the church. was an exceller
address, and was heard by lare
congregation. A solo, Christ in Flar
ders, by DIR. Taylor, and To Thee,
God; We Fly. by the quartette wei
finely rendered.
At the meeting of Natehaug Ioda
No. 20. K. of P, this (Monday) eve
ming, the first degree will be confer
red upon class of several candidate
after which a social hour will /
spent. ~ .-l.
Bishop John J. Milan Of Hartford az
ninistered the Sacrament of Confil
nation to, a large class of candidate
at the 9 o'clock mass in St. Joseph
church in this city Sunday. The res
ular 1890 high mass was not held III
til IL O'Clock.
No evening services were held SUI
day at the First Baptist or the Fir
Congregational churches, members
those churches attending the Sprir
Institute os the Windham Count
Sunday School Association held in IL
Methodist church.
A. the SUNDAY morning services
the First Baptist church the past
delivered a sermon in connection vii
Memorial Day and there was speci
music by the choir. Services of con
! munion was held at the close. aft
which a five minute talk, Bindir
: Boys With Gossamer Threads. ";
given the junior congregation. At
o'clock Miss Carabelle Carpenter X
The meeting of the Y. P. S. c. e.
The afternoon session Of the Win,
ham County Sunday School AsSoct
ton opened at 8 o'clock in the Met
J odist Episcopal church with a dew
tional service. led by Arthur Arnol
Prayer was offered by Rev. c. Hari'
Smith, after which q business NEE
ing and election Of officers was he
and resulted as follows: Harrist
Topliff, president; Henry Clark. vi
president; Miss Lillian Larkin, seer
tary; Miss Fannie Bishop, elements
superintendent. Wallace l. Wood
. had charge of the meeting of 4
Young Peoples Division. The hon
department conferences was conduct
by Mrs. Maize B. Clarke, who in
address outlined the work OF the Sta
Sunday School Association Depax
ments for the coming year and spo
of the Connecticut Summer School
Religious Education 20 be held at NJ
London the latter part of this MON
The main address of the afterno
session was given by Rev. Marsh