Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-16
NORWICH TOWN.

There was an attendance of twenty at
the March meeting of the Mems League,
Monday evening. in the First Congrega-
tional chapel Vice President Allen La
than presided during the short business
session. Two names Were presented for
membership, Harry CARLSON and George
Kelley who were received into the league.
Roy B. Keller, Secretary of the county Y.
NJ. c.. A., addressed the league, taking
for his subject, Work With the Boys in
New. London county, giving an outline of
his work among the boys in the suburban
towns bringing out many interesting
facts from business, educational, social
and moral standpoint. 1t is his highest
aim to get the boys started right and thus
exercise such influence ever them that
they will aspire to things in life worth
while. Meetings are held weekly in the
different towns in the country, wherever
a suitable building can be procured.
Places of meeting have been town halls
community houses. school houses, etc.
Young men should procure an education
and get on the right road, in order to
meet with success. In SO doing they can
do much good in a community, he said.
To get in right means ogo to church
and at all times live near Christ, and so
lead Christian lives. A short time ago
when Secretary Keller was introducing
Y. NJ c. A. work in a certain town, he
asked the boys how many belonged to or
attended church? Upon learning that
none of them did either, he inquired as
/ to how many would attend church the
following Sunday, all ten in number) re-
sponded that they would
The highly interesting talk which last
/ ed for over one hour was listened to by
an appreciative audience which extend
ed a hearty vote of thanks, upon motion
of Herbert L. Warrington of the executive
committee.
At the Sacred Heart church this Owed.
nesday) evening there will be rosary, ser
mon and Benediction of the Most Blessed
Sacrament. Sunday next, palm Sunday,
palms will be blessed and distributed a
the 10 o'clock mass.
Miss Gertrude left was the leader a
tho Young Peoples Christian Endeavo
meeting Sunday evening, at the FRS
Methodist church. The topic treated wa
What Is Real Religion? James 1: 1927
John 1873.
At the First Congregational praye
service Thursday evening. in the chapel
the theme will be A Fruitful Life. Johl
Is: ZIG. The wonderful fruits of Christ
life. The fruits our lives may bear. How
our lives may be more fruitful. The fruit
Iof the spirit. Self-investment.
The third and last in the series of teas
under the auspices of the Home Mission
airy society connected with the First Con
gregational church is to be served in tn
chapel Friday evening.
The Sherman homestead at $50 Yves
Town street was sold Saturday to MI
and Mrs. James Kivlin. Annie Nagle) o
Hartford, formerly of Norwich Town. F'o
a number of years the Voelmer family ha
resided there. Previously the Princel
family occupied the house for twenty-si
fyears.
Mrs. William Tague is slowly recover
ing from serious illness of Two week!
Tuesday Mrs. Tague was able to step on
in the yard for short time. Her fathe
Joseph Wilson. aged SO, was visitor !
Norwich Tuesday for the first time /
in poor health all winter due to his az
vanced years.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Peck a1l SC
Crosby Peck were guests Sunday Of Mr.
: Pecks cousin, Mrs. D. c. Hill of VIII
, mantle
. Members. of the Uptown orchestra mi
for rehearsal Tuesday evening at I'll
First Congregational parsonage.
. Mrs. Philip Korr and infant son Ir-
ing have returned home from the Back,
hospital. Mrs. Korr's sister. Miss 70.
Jaffe who has been spending some tin
in Norwich Town, returned last week
New York
Miss Amy Markham has returned
her home in East Hampton, following Nv
( days visit with he raunt, Mrs Geor.
\ Peck of Plain Hill