Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-14
NOEWICE TOWN

The first meeting of the season of the Mems League is to be held next Mon day evening in the Norwich Town chapel Rev. George II. Strouse, the re- tr.n- pastor Of the Ficst Baptist church. Norwich. is to give an illus t-ated lecture on Africs.
 Rev. Elias Jackson, pastor of Mt. Calvary Baptist church, and the choir Of that church, vii have charge of the Sunday afternoon service at the Shel- te-.rs Arms
 The Young Peoples Christian En- 6-avcr society of the First Congrega- tlelal church. vii omit it's service Sun day evening. Sunday afternoon, how ever. this society will unite with the Scotland Road C. r. society at the hall on Scotland road. At tho meeting Miss Martha Taylor will preside. The theme 1a Lessons From Patriots of the Iast and Present. Nehemiah 4: 1-14. Citizenship DayD
 William E. Iorse of the United S.-tcs E. s. 9 writes interestingly to relatives here as follows: We left Mag alarl bay for H-lo, territory of Ha- w1i., Sept. 2 and arrived there the 1-th where we stayed for Q day or two to zee the largest and most attractive volcano Of the world which has been
 
 ot land iu one stretch of boiling hot 'ara. Not far from this volcano is a stopping place known as the Crater hotel, pleasantly situated among palms and various other kinds of trees. The Interior is decorated with beautiful scenes of the volcano; one I greatly en- joyed was an oil painting which was f1- salo Co anyone who cared to pay tho price. $500.
 also visited what is called the lava tubes a1 undsssround passage an e--htl of a mic long. The entrance is admirable but as you proceed it be- comes very dark, so much so in places i- is almost Impossible to navigate without interfering with the sides of the tute or possibly running into the per s9n ahead Of you. Returning, one has to follow the trail back to the starting nlar-. The volcano is thirty-fve miles from the city of Hilo, one of the larg- ost cities of Hawaii. The scenery here i7 hsauiiful from the time you hit Hi'o bay til you leave t out of sight We proceeded from here to Pearl Harbor, arriving the following day, Sept. Is. Pearl Harbor is as beautiful If not more attractive than lilo, the surroundings o1 both sides of the harbor being grand. A very pretty place called Wa kaili beach, and what is known as Diamond Point Head mountains. are To- cated just the other side of the beach,
 We expect to leave here for Guam, which is just half way to Cavita; Phil iDnines Oct. 31, for a short stay to take on fuel and water supplies, then proceed on our journey.
 Preparations are being made for a good overhsuIing to the U. s. S.2 and possibly VIC will enter dry dock for a week or two, scrape and paint the body Of boat. On my return trip. homeward bound, l will be able to show views of these beautiful places.
 former pasto- cf Sacred Hear, church, Rev. Christopher T. McCann now pastor of St. Bridget's church. Manchester. continues his jealous work there The Manchester Hera,d states that Sunday afternoon Rt. Rev. John ! Milan. bishop Of the diocese. visited the church and confirmed a class of 128 children, who had been carefully pre- pared by Father McCann. Each can- didate had been thoroughly grounded in the catechism and had passed g. rigid examination before receiveng a conlr- nation card At the early mass Sun day morning the 12S boys and girls re- eeived holy communion from their de- voted pastor.