Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-14
LEE & OSGOOD,
 131 Main St.

Mrs. Alfred Sheldon of sufield. Jay N. | Shepard was in charge of the funeral ar engagements.
 Mrs. Helen Senior, widow of Charles l Senior, died Friday morning at the home | of her daughter, Mrs. c. E. Lovett of No. 106 Union street. She was born January $, 1S36 in Lancashire, England. the daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Speakrhon She leaves a daughter, with whom she lived, three grandsons, two granddaughters, and great grandson
 At the First Congregational church, Rev. H. s. MeCFeady, pastor. will preach Sunday morning at io.45 o'clock. Children's sermon, What Kept the New Chimney Waiting? Morning sermon, Hu- man Hands. Church school meets at s.45 a. m. Evening social hour at z O. clock. Third in series of Revelations of God Subject, The Inward Voice. Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, pastor of the First Baptist church, will preach on Sunday morning at 10.45 o'clock. The 1 church school will take place at noon 1 Christian Endeavor meeting at D. m. followed by community service at o. clock The subject is Baptist Meeting | House Night.
 l. Christian Science service Is held Sun f0ay mornin gat I0.45 o'clock in the Wo- l
 Subject of the lesson-sermon, Mortals
 and Immortals. Sunday school immedi- ately after morning service.
 ! The assembly hall of Windham High
 school was crowded Friday night when 1 the Girls Glee club and the Windham l High school orchestra, assisted by the freshmen chorus gave their annual pub lie concert. The program follows
 Hearts and Secrets, Kern. Windham High School orchestra; A Merry Life, Denza. Freshman Chorus; A Morning
 Serenade, Bennett vrs'Itatra My Lcrc Dwelt in a Northern Land, Edgar Girls 1 Glee Club; violin solo, Kwawiak, Wieni-
 awski Ralph Gibson; Spinning Song, Mendelssohn, Girls Glee Club exalta-
 tion, Coerne, orchestra America, Our
 Motherland, Conant, Freshman Chorus :; A Drowsy Afternoon, Lemont, orchestra ; The Mermaids, Dvorak, Girls Glee Club
 and orchestra; Alma Mater Song.
 The honor roll committee of the First Congregational church has announced a list of men of the parish who served in
 the World war. A bronze tablet, with the names of the men inscribed on it. is to be dedicated not later than Arms- tiee Day. The committee, R. O. Branch, chairman. H. D. Pollard, treasurer, and
 Elmer Ellsworth, has requested the members of the congregation to submit any names of men who served during the war and in this manner check up the list in order that no service man might be left off the honor list when the tablet has lbeen completed. The names furnished to date are: Timothy D Wallen, Russell B. ChappeH, Kenneth Harroun, Charles IPemeroy Everest, George Robinson, 1Lester Hart Larrabee Elmer Ellsworth, Roy W. Downer, Ward Mowry, Emerson
 Staebner, Robert B. Higgins, Raymond F. Gates, Raymond A. Parker Alden
 Whitmore, Clifton Adams, Carleton Pur-
 inton King. Lester Blish, Samuel Har- lvey, Hudson Barrows, Homer Harring-
 ton, Merwyn Suuires. verett Harrington
 Harold H. Frost William Gates Harold
 Hawley Foote, John H, King, John Har- vey Morris R. Livezly, Howard Morse
 Lawrence H. Frost, William Burns George c. L. Flamand, Leonard Brad
 bury, Dr. Harris Pomeroy Egbert B
 Inman, Elwyn L. Abbott. Ralph Staeb. Ener Charles E. Bill, Rev. Vernon W
 Cooke. Charles W Hill. Ashley BaFrews
 Dr. Clarence E. Simonds, Floyd Willett John Mcintosh. Homer Bradbury, Ceci | H Prentiss. William Thompson, Vale. Thompson. Herbert F. Watson. Hsrelt Anthony Gager. Maurice WalleH. Fred
 erick H. Birbarie, Frederick A. Fenton