Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-16
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 PUTNAM, CONN
PUTNAM, CONN.

hand stove for church kitchen, etc There is $E2Q.61 in the treasury. Supt. Lathfep said that there are AS mem hers in the main Sunday school 15 in the home department and 27 in the cradle roll Missionary gifts included S29 towards educating a girl in India. There is S19.94 in the trea sury.
 Mrs. Lathrop's class of girls has a
 fine record. They are contributing to | the support of a French orphan and
 an Armenian girl have given money to various charities, filled three large
 baskets at Thanksgiying, etc. They have raised s13S.5s during the year.
 Mrs R. T. Bixby gave the report of the Weman's Missionary society; 16 ] meetings were held last year with an average attendance of 15 3-4; three study books have been used. Sewing has been done for St. Jo6eph's Fospi- tai. welfare work and for the family of missionary in Dubois. Pa. Clothing valued at $4g sent to the latter Barrel of second hand clothing sent to Chan dler Normal school. Lexington Ky Comfortables have haen made and tied, etc. The Easter offering amounted to $l0. The presidents ex- penses to Nortfrield were paid.
 Delegates have attended meetings in l the< state; two special meetings witt, special programs were held, Mrs
 Higbee entertaining at the chapel with | reeitations and music and Mrs. Bixby gave an interesting account of her visit in Norway a. few years ago There are 40 members in the; auxiliary
 There is s11.7S in the treasury. No ! report was given by the c. E. society, but they have held meetings regularly given a number of socials and ice cream sales. contributed to various l missionary objects and are now work ing to raise second pledge of $25 to the tereentenary nInd.
 There are 1s1 members in the chNrch. Last year seven were re- ! eel ed on confession of faith and one i by letter; six were dismissed and there
 was one removal ty death. the latter ] being Mrs. George S. Moulton. who from the time she united with the 1 church in 1872 until she removed to Boston in 1890 was a loyal and faithfui worker. Mrs. Mou1ton retained her 1 membership here and sent an annual contribution.
 The henevolences of the church amounted to $6ss.60 and exceeded inc apportionment. H. C. La1hrop was i-e- | elected church clerk and treasurer and
 Sunday school superintendent Al ] three are .ofices in which he has | served faithfully for maax years. Mrs ! r. member of the church committee. Ali.
 ter a few minor matters of husineas
 were discussed the roll was called and
 the meeting closed with the singing oi sBlest Be the Tie. s9 1 Mrs. NJ. R. Plumb and son Charles 1 of Providence were recent visitors at | Cha harles L-arrabse's.
 Miss Dorothy Brown has been visit 1 irlg relatives in New Britain
 There were 1T present at the meet
 ing of the Missionary society held with Miss Gertrude Arnold Tuesday. Sey- ] eral communica tons were read and
 the last chapter of Christian Ameri- canization was given. It was voted tc ] observe the nation wide day of uraver 1 for home missions Feb goth by a spe-
 cial service. The new foreien mis- sion study book wifi be conirnene9d ai the next meeting. Tea val served The c. F. society Is to hold free public peanut social in the chanel this 1 (Friday) evening.
 Because of the inability cf properly heating St. PauPs church. services will
 he held in the parish rooms at 3 o'clock | for the present. Mrs. Charles c. Abbe of New Jersey | spent Sunday with Mrs Walter Abbe l Miss Julia Burnham of Hartford wal calling on relatives in town Saturday
 Rev. Joseph F.. Cobb, fevsaArly ej l Norwich. was the preacher at the Con | sresational church last Sunday.