Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17

lS& I1H | one bond into every household and famlly by the method of house to-. mouse canvass carried out so thorough ty3by the, Boy Scouts A the meeting the subject of camp was discussed and rom now on. every scout will endeaVor to%ohtaIn the mark set for him by Scoutmaster Rose, thereby enabling
 him to attend the camp which will be; opened July 5th for two weeks ati Crystal lake. 20 miles from Whitman tic: An invitation to attend the camp was extended the Boy Scouts of South
 Wsfndhan1: ~
 Miss Madeline Shepherd was award eel one of the German helmets as a
 prize for having sold the largest num-
 per of Victory bonds among the mem
 bers of the local Girl Scouts. There
 are six other helmets yet to be award
 cd along similar lines, but as some of
 the final reports of the teams are not
 completed encouragement of just to
 whom they go will be made later.
 E1e second in the series of dances given under the auspices of tlle Span isfl War Veterans was held Friday
 night in the state aTmoFy and drew good crowd. The proceeds of these dances Is being added to the fund for defraying the expense of the dedica- tion exercises of the memorial tablet for Company L. 1e2d infantry, 2sth di- vision, to be held at an early date: At meeting or returned service
 men i'll the town of Windham and vii pinity a new organization was formed to be known as World War Veterans ! association of Windham. Officers were nd fa1I Ia
 A: Shea, secretary, Harry Morrison; treasurer, Elliott R: Meshier: Every soldier, sailor or marine in the town
 and vicinity Is entitled to membership ill the new organization, which is formed for the same purpose and along similar lines to that of the G. A. R. and the Spanish War Veterans Plans are being made for a national organization of world war veterans and as soon as It is formed the local organization will join the national body: At the meeting 8 ways and means committee was ap- fpeinted to make arrangements for a mass meeting of all returned soldiers and sailors In this section Speakers are to be secured to address the meet ing upon the needs of an organization ] of world war veterans aud reasons for its formation. The committee consists of Charles A. Reynolds, chairman, Ed ward A. Donovan. William c. Maas, Ernest l.. Butler and Fred L. Duprey. There has been no session of the police court since last Tuesday.
 Christian Science service is held on Sunday morning at 10.45 in the Wom- l an's club room, sos Main street Sub ! Ject Of lesson sermon, Mortals and Im-
 mertals: Gelden text. l. Corinthians 15! 8.
 
 Methodist Episcopal church. Willi- mantlc-South Coventry. Rev. c. liar i ley Smith, minister: Sunday services, 1 l9.45 at Willimantic and 12.45 at South Coventry. Recent Questions Answered l and an object lesson message, The Tale
 of the Parsonage Boxes. Sunday
 schools and Epworth league at the usual hours. At Willimantic at D. m, a stereopticon lecture will be given.
 beautiful colored views of Korea and 1 on Tuesday. D. m.. the W. F. M. s. meets with Mrs. Capen, 106 Prospect street. Reception to Light Bearers, mite box and thank offering opening. l At South Coventry. the Korea stereop-
 Iicon lecture Monday at p. m.
 St. Paul's Episcopal church: s.45 a. m.. church school: 1o.30 a. m., morning worship Suffragan Bishop Edward Campion Acheson, D. D., will adminis- ter confirmation and celebrate holy communion. Bishop Acheson will de 1 liver the sermon, and also preach in l the afternoon at Wiudham
 A. M. E. Zion church: Il a. m., our home missionary, Mrs. Stokes Watson, will of1iciatc, assisted by the pastor in i the ritual services 1920 D. m. Sunday school p. m.. Christian Endeayor meets with Mrs. H. E. Toney leader. Jo Df Czl Lessons; D. m., the pastor will preach one ill his series of sermons. Subject, Am I My Brothers Keeper? ? Theme, Mans responsibility to Man. Special singing.
 First Congregational church: Order of worship-Organ prelude. Johnson; call to worship; Doxology and Lords prayer: anthem. Hear. o My People, Stevenson; Psalter lesson. selection 35; Gloria Patri: scripture lesson, I. Timothy, |: 3-17; choral response: pastoral prayer and choral response; children's sermon, The Horse That
 hymn 147; anthem, As Torrents in
 Summer, Elgar; sermon. A Good Con-
 science, I. Timothy 1: B. hymn 3s4;
 benediction and choral amen; organ
 postlude, Recessional. Steane; s.45 B.
 m., the church school will meet in the
 church house; 10.45. morning worship;
 ! D. m.. the Sunday evening story hour
 in the church house. Do you know
 ''Glad?" Not very much like Jeanne
 d'Arc, but she saved Anthony Dart and
 leavened a whole 'ump of humanity.
 The first part of Frances Hodgson
 Burnett's story, The Dawn of a To- morrow, will be told. MT. and Mrs
 Caswell help with the music. First Baptist church, Arthur D. Car
 penter, minister: Sunday, 1o.45 a. m.,
 morning worship, sermon by the min
 ister. Theme. A God Planned Life.
 Junior congregation. Subject. The
 Great Magnet. 12. church school for
 the study of the Bible. 6. Y. P. S. C..
 E leader. Nelsie French. Subject. Life, the School of God. and It's Les
 sons [. community service. The May
 meeting of the Woman's Home and
 Foreign Mission circle is to be held in
 the church vestry Wednesday after
 noon at o'clock.
 GARDNER LAKE