Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-12

who is suffering from shell shock. The
unfortunate man was taken Friday
morning to the Norwich State Hos
pital for treatment after being
brought to his home in this city by his
relatives from the Medical Corps Hos
pital at Fort Porter. n. Y, where he
had been under treatment. Many peo-
pie in Willimantic have expressed the
opinion that he never should have
been taken into the service owing to
his nervous temperament and condi-
ton.
The members of Francis S. Long
Post, No. 80, G. A. r.. are also invited
to attend the mid meeting of the Will
iimantic Chamber of Commerce next
Tuesday night in addition to all re-
turned solliers in this city and vicin-
ity.
Judge George <. Human ably adj
dressed the citizenship class at the Y
M. c. A. Friday night. his talk being
principally on State Government A
good number were present and much
valuable information was given the
class which Will aid them materially
in securing their citizenship papers.
Miss Katherine Maggie of New York
arrived in town Friday night and viii
be the guest of the Misses Cheney OF
Valley street fois a few days.
H. C. Foster of Lebanon while wait
ing for train Friday noon at the To-
cal station, was taken suddenly i'll an6
| tainted. DR.. Weldon was called anG
the young man was taken to St Jo-
seph's hospital. 1t was found he was
suffering from leakage of the heart
Later in the Afternoon, he left the hos
pital and returned to his home in Leb-
anon.
The many friends and acquaint-
ances of Miss Harriet Maria Taylor
will be grieved to learn of her death
which occurred Friday morning at the
home of her brother, george F. TAYLOR
| Of l93 Church street, with whom she
had made her home for many years
| Her death came after a long illness
Miss Taylor was 50 years old last De
cember 18th and had been a residen
| of this city practically all her life. Sh,
was born in ST. Johnsbury Center, VT
the daughter of Edward and Harrie
Maria CLARK Taylor, and received
her education in the Natchaug Higl
! and State Normal Schools Later sh
taught school in Northampton. Mass
| and also in the Natchaug School il
| N1llimantic. She was a member of tn
First Congregational church and tn
Ladies Society of that church and ais
a member Of the Willimantic Woman
| Club. Miss Taylor made many friend
IN this city owing to her fine an
agreeable personality. She is sur
vived by her brother. George F. Tay
| Tor, niece, Miss Ruth Taylor and
nephew, Harold L. Taylor. all of Viii
1imantic.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane C. Drown
lPanton was held Friday afternoon at
O'Clock from her late home in Wind
nam, Conn. Rev. M. r. Plumb official
ed. There were many handsome flora
tributes. Burial took place in tn
Reed cemetery, Lisbon
The following are the church notice
for Sunday:
/ Christian Science service. subiet
Oh lesson sermon Are Sin, Disease an
Death Real?
| AT A. M. E. Zion church, J. B. Wa
lace pastor, preaching morning an
evening; 1920 D. m. Sunday schoo
Mrs. Stokes Watson superintendent
I, Y. p S. of Endeavor convene; lead
err, Miss NeZzie Henderson; topic, Hor
to Give Gods Day to Godlike Deeds.
AT the First Baptist church, Arthr
ID. Carpenter minister, morning SCI
mon by the pastor; Junior congrega
t'tlon SUBJECT Thread II, churC
school; 6. Y. P. S. C. E.; leader, Fran
Pendleton; !. evening service: a
hour Of pictures, The Passion Play.
At Methodist Episcopal church, Re
| c. Harley Smith pastor, will be assis
ed by three or four Methodist minute
men from New London at the mornir
service unless it should be actual
a stormy SO that an auto trip would /
II quite unwise. Besides the anthem l
the choir, Miss Ruth Herrick will sir
Palms and Roses: l. m, Sunda
! school; 6 p. H. Epworth league devt
tional meeting. led by the pastor:
songs and sermon. Under the Ger
tenary movement all the church
called to special daily prayer for tn
Holy week preceding Easter. tt
! home prayer subjects are: Sunda,
Thanksgiving, Confession: 1nterce'
! sion; Monday. Prayer for Our COUNT
and President; Tuesday, Prayer f,
| Missionary Work Abroad: Wednesda
For Leaders in the Church; Thursda
For Our Young People; Friday. F,