Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-25
WESTMINSTER

The time of the Easter Sunday morning worship was used by the church school with the following pro- gramme:
 Organ prelude, merging into All Hail the Power of Jesus Name, school and, audience; prayer. closing with the Lords prayer, repeated by ali; Bible reading, The First Easter, Girls class; recitation, Our Greeting. Selma HoIf- man; Bible reading, Easter for Us To- day, Boys class; exercise, by girls, Cross and Crown; recitations. Anna Olsen and Viola Bennett; exercise, An Easter Secret. told by girls and boys; trio, Jesus Bids Us All, Edith Olsen, Selma Hoffman, Alma Olsen; recita- tions, Laura Bennett and Viola Lovett; music and, songs by tnoir; march by school led by '. S. and Christian Ser Vict flags, to music CT Onward Chris tian Soldier: story of the Christian Conquest Flag; salute to U. $. flag: U. $. flag dipped in honor of the Chris tian Conquest flag; return. march of Standard Bearers and school to mu- sic of Fling Out the Banner; pastors s talk; offering; reading. Miss Florence Jones; recitations, The Tulips Mission, Ellen Lawson; Three Monkeys, Boneto Dusenberre; notices; In the Cross of Christ l Glory. school and audience.
 The offering was for the orphanage at Tarsus, in charge or Mrs. Thomas . Christie, of whose work MT. Nilsson spoke when he was With Westminster last Christmas.
 The Reede place has again changed hands two Finn families being the new owners.
 Jack Johnson has sold the Christian place to a Finnish family named Un- kanien and he has gone in with the new owner of the Maxi place.
 Leon Lee of New York was a week 1 end visitor with his ramily at Rose dale.
 | MT. and Mrs. Albert Robinson and son, Walter. recently returned to U. i $. A. from France, in the 56th Regi- lnent spent a. part of Sunday with 1 their brother, William Robinson and i family and with MT. 5tnG Mrs. Charles BarstoW, the latter the sister of A i Robinson, returning to their home in 1 Attawaugan the same night A friend 1 of the young soldier came with the party.
 The Boulais place has just been sold.
 Private William Lawson, one oi
 Westminister's soldiers. will march ir the 18th Division in Boston, today (F'ri- 1 day). He was on leave at the home o1 his parents last week, returning tC 1 Camp DeVenS.
 E. A. Gooding has leased the Kocf place, occupied by him this past win ! ter. An auction box soc.af was held at thu
 parsonage Thursday evening under tn
 auspices of Westminfster guild.
 Supervisor Bliss visited the school
 Tuesday.
 Westminster Hill school has it
 regular teacher. Miss Eva Lathrop Wh
 has substituted the past two weeks a Frost school. The town Victory Liberty loan com nittee follows: For men: Marshall t'rink chairman James Townc. Clarence smith. Lev . Clark. Howard IIoXs,e, Clinton F'rinl . Fred Hicks.
 For women: Mrs. H. Hawes chah ' man, Mrs. Clinton Frink, Mrs. Colln bus smith. Mrs. Marshall Brink, MT ]. Emily Bushnell. Miss Grace DawleT. :. The first of this week all officer , the Federal Reserve bank of Bosto s to which district this place belong ,e went about town talking, up the Vic @' tory Liberty loan as d matter of ps Q triotiSm as well as d most. desira I1le il 6 yestDcnt. Marshall Hrin1. chajrma
 fer the town, accompanied the repr, i. sentative for this Federal Reserve di . trict. <, ~ The Fifth Liberty loan posters we a nspicuously placed in NVestminist q last week, before the drivew was opel
 ed. = h the Future.