Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-31
NORWICH TOWN

{. At the First Congregational mid
 week service to be held Thursday 7ev- Fl ening in the church, Rev. Cllafles A.
 Northfop of Beech drive, a former Il pastor, will give an address on sThe
 Results of Diseipleship.'' By request.
 Organist Herbert l.: Yefrington has
 arranged to have Shelleys ausheFn,l
 s'The King Of Love My Shepherd Is
 sung by a quartette, Miss Ruth l..
 Potter, Miss Louisa P. Bailey, Dr.
 Charles H. Lamb, and Walter S.II
 Marsland At the service the Sacra
 ment of the Lords Supper will be observed, Rev MT. NorthroI,s assist-t ing. This is the last in a series of | sermons in the study of Disc. pleship 1 with the Master, arrahsed ty the church pastor. Rev. Gurd5n F. Bailey.
 There has been a different speaker a. leach of these very interesting meet | ings, also special music. Miss Potter was the soloist at the m asting last week.. instead of Mrs. William Grove, l Jr-s, as. previously announced. Miss l Marion L. Bailey has been the acconf- panist at the piano, each week.
 | In cominemoration Of Holy Week, I the First Methodist Episcopal church l the first meeting being held Tuesday l evening to be followed by a meeting | Thursday evening. Good Friday ev-,
 ening the Dorcas Home Missionary society 5 connected with this church, will conduct the service, at. which, 4 time there will be roll call of the I society.
 I Funeral services for Charles Frank. [ lin Geer, were held Tuesday afternoon sl at three o'clock, at his residence. IS
 Bailey, pastor of the First Congfega-
 tional church. oficiated and 1eulogized
 Mir. Geer as a soldier and citizen.
 Tn the large attendafice of relatives
 ana friends were several comrades of !. the G. A. R. The casket was draped 'l with the national coiors. There were beautiful floral pieces. The bearers were these comrades: Commander li Orrin NJ. Price, Charles Burke, James } Mckee Edward j.. Wiley, Philip Spelifnan and Henry H. La Pierre Burial was in the family plot in Tan ! tic. cemetery, where .Commander 5 Price conducted the c. A. R, ritual ]. Rev, Mir. Bailey pronounced the ben 7 tdiction. Undertaken Charles A. Gag. ] CT, IT.. was in harge of the funera arrangements.
 Miss. Christine BacheIer of Eas 3 Town street, a student at the Nor, | wich Free Academy, leaves toda, 3 CWednesday), to pass the Easter va n cation at her home in Talcottville. e Miss Helen Vergason from Wellsle, r college. is spending the Easter va h cation at the home of her parents g Mir and Mrs. Frederick D. Vergason t of Eergasen avenue
 z Miss Mary Butler of Iafayett, $ street leaves today (Wednesday) fo z weeks stay at the home of lie z brother law and sister, MT. and
 Mrs. Richard Quinn of Stap1eton, N IS r., formerly of Norwich.
 : Former Norwich Town boys, Franl ' and Edward Mott. were visiting E friends here the early part of tn ai week Edward Mott recently receiv s ed his honorable discharge from Cam U Pike after four years in the servic, ! He enlisted in New Haven in Jahii n ary. 1916, being assigned to the Fit ;e Cavalry and stationed in New Mexi X. co, later in Texas. Before goin 2. across the Fifth Cavalry was trans s, ferfed to Headquarters Troop. Thir h, Division, Regulars After eightee r months service in France, he was i 1e the Army of Occupation in German os ranking as corporal. He was one ( ae the first Norwich Town boys to E ss overseas. Frank Mott who was wit Id the Field Artillery, received his flor P orable discharge several months az tn The Mott boys are members of u W. I. T.'s connected with the Fir
 Congregational Sunday school. Moi
 day evening this club was ertertains IT tat the home of Miss Jessie Hyde.
 Washington street.