Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-05


What Is Going On Tonight.
Francis S. Long Post, No. 50, G. A. r.,
meets in Memorial hall corner Main and
High streets.
Dance at state armory
Supervising Agent j. L. Meader. of the
state department of education, Principal
George r. Shafer of the Willimantic
State Normal and Training School and
Miss Miriam Skidmore, of the faculty,
addressed members of the senior class
of Windham High school Friday morn
ing on the advisability of continuing
their course of education in normal
school
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence e. Dilks, of
249 Valley street have announced, the en-
gagement of their daughter, Nina May,
TO Philip Arthur Smith, the wedding to
take place Wednesday, June 30th, at 10
a. m, at st, Paurs Episcopal church The
groom-elect is veteran of the world
war, having served four years in the
51st L. S. Infantry. Prior to this ser
vice he belonged to the Bedfordshire
regiment of the English army for eight
years.
District School No. won the attend
ance banner at North Coventry for May,
winning from School No. by one-half
of one per cent. The latter school had
retained possession of the banner for
four months. Those perfect in attend
ance were Bertha Hawkins, Lawrence
Hill, Lester Hill, Marion Hill, Lille Hill,
Margaret Hovats. Margaret Lojzin, Ste
phen Lojzin Louis Lehman, Andrew
Lehman and Margaret Lehman Miss
Elizabeth Schmidt, whose composition
on American Citizenship was selected as
the best of the schools in the towns of
Lebanon, Mansfield and Coventry is a
pupil in School No. 8.
A meeting of st. Anne's Charitable So
ciety is to be held Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock in the basement of st. Jo-
seph's church. -
Christian Science service is to be held
Sunday morning at 1915 in the Wo-
mans Club rooms, sos Main street Sub
ject of lesson sermon, God, the Only
Cause and Creator. Golden Text, Isaiah
45:12
At the Baptist church Sunday, the
morning worship will be followed by
communion. The pastor, Rev A. D.
Carpenter, will preach. Church school
will be held at IL m. Meeting of the Y.
p. S. C. f. at 6 p M, with Bernard Lar
kin as leader. At p. m. a community
service will be held with sermon by the
pastor. Monday evening the officers
teachers and workers of the church
school will meet in the Vestry at o.
| clock. Tuesday evening the June meet
| ing and social of the Good Cheer Circle
| will be held in the vestry.
Sunday morning service at. the Meth.
odist Episcopal church, Rev. c. Harley
Smith, pastor, at 1915. Subject of ser.
mon, Acquaintance With God. Sunday
school at 1910 Epworth League meet
! ing at 6.15 p. m. Evening service at
| o'clock. The subject of the sermon viii
be The Victory of the Weak.
Preaching at the First Congregations
church Sunday morning will be by the
pastor, Rev Harry S. McCready Church
! school at 945 a m. The kindergarten
class will meet in the .children's room a
! 1915. A meeting of the Sunday Even
j ing Circle will be held in the. churcf
house at I, with a discussion Of ques
lions relating to the choice of a lif'
i work. The Choice of q Life Work, Rober
H Fenton; Preparation for Life Work
Prof Roy Richardson; Legitimate Re
wards of Life Work Judge George E
| Human.
Mrs r. w Brewster will spend par
i of next week in Boston and will atten'
\ while there the annual meeting of tn
members of the First Church of Christ
Scientist, Monday, the 18th.
Rev. John E. Clark, pastor of St 10
sephs church, who has been i'll for som
time, is well on the road to recovery, &C
cording to a statement by his physician.
The summer time table of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railroa
viii not affect Willimantic as no train
have been added or taken off.
A freight car standing in the ives
end of the New Haven yard was broker
into recently and part of the contents
consisting of boxes of raisins and came