Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-06

succeeded in getting but [ points
 while the local boys piled up a total Of 26 points. The final score was:
 Teurtellotte 2S, Windham High
 School z1.
 The new headquarters of the Sal
 vation Army on Church street was formally opened Friday night by Bri-
 2adief William Andrews of Hartford, who is the divisional officer of the Southern New England branch of that organization. Promptly at 7.3Q o'clock the members of the Salvation Army gathered at Lincoln square where
 they held a brief meeting, short speeches being made by several of the Salvatiepists. At 8 o'clock they marched to the Church street head
 quarters where Brigadier Andrews teok charge and welcomed everybody most heartily. The service of the ev- ening was an old time Salvation Army | meeting with speaking by the lead- CTS, instrumental music and songs by 1 the audience and members of the ar my. Among the officers present from towns other than Hartford and Will 1 lin,antie were Captain William Addy
 and Lieutenant A. ". Anderson of 1 Norwich.
 l The Willinaantie branch of tn. Sal vation Army will be under the charge Of Ensign Daisy Whipple who has seen many years service in the army, and Captain Mary Coibourne who has
 been an officer for the past four years. | Both officers named above were .>lns- | feFred to this city from Montpelier. 1 Vt. where they had been stationed. At l the present time the meeting nights of l the Wiilimantic branch are undecided but announcements will be given la ter. The officers will follow the usual ] custom Of the Salyationists and hold llepen air meetings, but the place has mot been decided upon, This is the second time that Willimantic has been favored with a branch of the Salvation Army, the first time being I some fifteen years ago, At the rear of the hall is 8 platf T for the use of the sneakers. The remaining space in the hall has been taken up for seats for the followers of the organi-
 zation.
 | At the First Baptist church Sunday Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter pastor, will preach Time 10;45. subject, sTAe Call of the New War" Church
 school meets at noon. Meeting of
 the Christian Endeayor society at 6
 o'clock, evening service at ', subject,
 "Tlle Meaning of 8 Christian Service IFlag."
 i Sunday service at the First Con
 gregat tional church will begin at l0:45. Rev. Harry $. MeGready, pas
 tor will preach on "Can You Change Human Nature%' Church school at
 ts:A5. Mems Forum meets in GreX
 Iefub room at 12:t5. Rev, Mir. Me-
 Cseady will be the speaker, subject , 4What's the Matter with the Optimist ; Who Says Gods in His Heaven, AIS r Right With the World?' Meeting of the Happy Home Circle at p. m. ? Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. c Harley Smith, pastor, will preach al the morning service at 1o;45 or The Message of the Gospel by Mark | kSunday school for study of the Bible lat 12;1o. Evening service at o'clock l subject "The Strength of Iron" Christian Science Service is hsIe 8 Club room, No. sos Main street al ] 1o:45. Subjectt of lesson sermon ] God. the Only Cause and Creator ! Golden Text Psalms 127:1, Respep- 2 siVe reading, Psalms 66:1-1o, 20,
 Threads. e Mrs. Lillian M French of Wcs s Main street left Friday to visit he 0 daughter in Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Ciena Laerox and Leona Lort ' left Friday to spend the week ent y Iyisiting friends in Hartford. Mrs. William Week and little sol e Howard spent Friday visiting rela s tives in Yantic.
 s Mrs. John Brick and daughter . Mrs. Marjorie Church were Hartfor, q visitors Friday.
 | Ira WiclSham was in Willimantic ol = business Friday.
 E Mrs, Lyman Manil and little SO
 1 spent Friday with friends who liv n lin Norwich Town. e