Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-02-07
NORWICH TOWN

About rs attended the very interesting
lecture at the First Methodist Episcopal
church Friday evening when Rev. George
Il StrouSe, pastor Of the First Baptist
church, Norwich, related his experiences
while missionary in Africa The enter
tafning program opened with a song
service, followed by prayer by Rev. Will
church Rev. Mr.. Crawford then pro
sented Mr.. Strouse. who spoke for one
hour and = quarter. Following the lee
tune, all were invited to the vestry, where
sandwiches. fancy cookies, cake and CO.
coa. were served under direction Of the
social committee, assisted by several
young women.
ThsRS was evening prayer and an adj
dr13 At the Sheltering Arms Sunday af-
terncsn At sac. Rev. William F. VIII
Llama, acting rector Of Christ Episcopal
church. Norwich, conducted the service,
taking for his subject Charity. The text,
! Cor. u: 10, And now abideth faith,
hope, charity, these three; but the great
est Of these Is charity. Rev. Mr.. Will
hzuH was accompanied by 10 members
OF the boy choir connected with this
church, who sang In fine harmony from
the church hymnal; Love Divine, All Love
Exeering. Oh. for Closer Walk With
God. and Softly Now the Light Of Day.
Organtst Ernest NJ. Tbbitson played the
piano accompaniment.
The Ma~ks Of the Veteran was the
theme Of the impressive sermon Sunday
morning at the First Congregational
church, when the pastor, Rev. Gurdon r.
Bailey. took for his text Galatians 6: II,
From henceforth let no man trouble me
for bear in my body the marks Of the
Lord Jesus. Following the church ser
Woe, the Mems Forum held its first meet
Sng. with Rev. Mr.. Bailey leader. II was
BRggested that a secretary be appointed
and that sessions be held weekly at the
close Of the Sunday morning service. The
topics used will be taken from the Sun
DAY school books Opportunity will b
given for all men interested to part!ci-
pate IN the various discussions which viii
apply chiefly to religious questions The
question discussed at this first meeting
Il Heaven Reward for or the Result
Of Right L&vtng3 proved most helpful.
Mas Marion L Bailey was the Leader
At the Young Peoples Christian Endeavol
service at $50. The topic was A Surren
Gered and Victorious Life. Col. 2: l.
Decision day). The Junior and Inter
mediate c. E societies met at o'clocl
in the chapel
General Agent Arthur +. Young Of tn
Connecticut Humane society was a call
er Friday and Saturday at the home o
the local agent, DR.. Charles II. Lamb
Agent Young investigated cases in tn
interests OF the society In Norwich, Mont
Vile, Lebanon and WiI1imantic on tn
two days mentioned
Clarence Woodwork has entered tn
employ Of Julian L. Williams Of Nor
Tich Town, having succeeded Waite
T3rbox, who resigned recently.
At the Near East supper given at tn
Community house Saturday evening tn
hostesses from Norwich Town include
Mra Gurdon r Bailey, Miss Helen n
Lathrop and Mrs. Joseph p. Boylan.
IN the absence of Letter Carrier Fran
E. SterTy, his route at Norwich Tow
HRs looked after Thursday and F,rida
by Carrier Edward WEIGH Of Norwici
Francis Bissette returned Saturday al
ternoon to his horne In Baltic. fcIowin
weeks visit at the home Of his brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallac
Y. Lar1in.
Mr. and Mn. Archibald Mitchell, Jr
ind family GTs Occupying the William