Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24
NORWICH TOWN

The union prayer meeting at the Meth odist Episcopal church was largely at. tended Tuesday evening. The pastor, Rev. William J. Crawford. conducted the service, assisted by Rev. Gurion F. Bailey, who read the scripture lesson and offered prayer. The meeting opened with a praise service. Mrs Frederick H. Bush nell accompanying at the piano. Rev Wilbur D. Hetherington. pastor of Fitch vile Baptist church, who delivered a most impressive sermon, brought as hA nessage What is Your Life? Rev. M-. Hetherington also pronounced the bene- diction. At the union communion service this (Thursday) evening in the First Congregat tional church. with the Meth odist church uniting, Dr. Charles H. Lamb, tenor. is to give His Loving Thought, by Hardness. He will be ac- lcompanied by Organist Herbert L. Yer rington.
 At the Sacred Heart church trss fHoly Thursday morning there will be mass at 7.3o. Good Friday morning at the same hour there will be mass of the presanctf fed That afternoon there will be sta> tions of the cross at o'clock. Saturday morning there will be mass at o'clock at which the blessing of the Easter water will take place. Easter Sunday morning the Holy Name society connected with l ti1lS CHuTCn VIII receive nOly communion i in a body at the S.30~mass.
 The funeral of John Ryan was held Wednesday morning at his home, 124
 West Town street. At 9 o'clock in Sa-
 cred Heart church the pastor, Rev Charles w. Brennan. celebrated a re quiem high mass. Hiss Elizabeth A Malone was in charge of the musical ser
 vice. Mrs. Morgan Cronin sang sympa.
 thetically Pie Jesu at. the offertory, ana for waiting hymn Beautiful Land or | High. As the body was borne from tn, church the choir sang Nearer. My God, t, I Thee. In the large attendance were man,
 tiful floral pieces. The bearers wer Henry Croker, Joseph McNamara, Vii liam Campbell, Martin Keough, Johl Curran and William. Reddy Burial wa
 in the family plot in St. Marys ceme
 tery, Greeneville. Undertakers Shea Burke were in charge of the funeral ar
 rangements.
 The 7Sth birthday of Mrs. Annie Wood
 member of the Sheltering Arms family
 was observed at that institution Wednes ! day. Mrs. Wood received calls and to kens of remembrance from friends I the morning there was postcard shove from the members of the family. At noo 1 her favorite dinner was served, and a supper time a birthday cake adorned tn
 table and ice cream was enjoyed by al
 During the evening there were Victrol i selections. Mrs. Wood has gently con s pleted a patchwork quilt which she pr.
 sented the Sheltering Arms on her birth
 day.
 :. Having had most enjoyable visit 10 days with friends in Philadelphia, M
 and Mrs. John Olsen and little son Dor
 aid returned home Monday evening. The | were entertained at the home of MT. an < Mrs c. R. Champ. who returled wit s them to Norwich Town and 1t preser : are their guests. The return trip WI 2 made by automobile.
 h A specially arranged musical pregra f is to be given at the Sheitering Arr1 y service Easter Sunday afternoon. Re
 E. E. Jackson. pastor of Mt Caivar | Baptist church, will conduct the servie z He will be assisted by the choir of thi !. church,