Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-25
WESTMINSTER

St. Mark 8: 3S. 'fWhosoever, therefore, shall be ashamed of Me and My words,
 - of him also shall the Son of Man be ashamed when He eometh in the glory of his Father, with the holy angels was the pastors text SunSay morning, an earnest appeal for the decision to live the Christ life, to unite with tine local church and live the vows then assumed.
 The subject for the midweek prayer hour at home altars Wednesday was Following the RedeeInev, St Luke g: 23; in sacrifice V. AS, in love for others: in neighborliness, St Luke 10: 17-37; in prayer. St. Luke 10: 3s-42, with Il: 1-13; justice and mercy, St. Luke II: 42. Prayer for all workers for Christ in hard places. in this and other lands. and for those for whom they work. The speakers in the Westminster Hill contest last week and titles of. their se- 1 lections. were as follows: Kiplings Re | ceSsional, Viola Bennett; The Rising If 1 1776, Annie HagoDian; Sheridans Ride, Malvina Margitis; Inchcape Rock, Julia Green; The Fatherlahd, Douglas Mac Leod; Incident in Life of Napoleon, Alice | Hagopian; The Childrens Hour, Izola Page; Old Ironsides. Isabelle Green MT. and Mrs. Ralph Sherman of liar risville, R. L, came by automopile Sat urday to visit Mrs. Sherman's mother Mrs. Charles Robbins. Laura Bennett daughter of Mrs Robbins, accompanied l them on their return trip, expecting to make her home with her sister Allen Moody and Clarence Joslyn came to the Moody house in honor of the speaking last week but were not able to return as planned, as MT. Moody had an attack of grip. from which he is recov- ering.
 A sneak thief-indications point to an 1 automobilist-took a new 50 foot rope and a bucket which Frank s. Linne1l had l just put at his well on the .old Hulin place.
 On hearing that their mother had sold her place. Mrs Robert Finley Mrs Jack Silverman and Mrs Vera Lee of New York and Mrs Louise Raymond of Dan
 ielson, daughters of Mrs Rosenzweig, l came to Rosedale to help break I'D the home. and they and other members of l the family were guests at the Coulter home much of the time until the follow ing Sunday afternoon.
 Westminster Hill school has lost two
 pupils by the return of Goodwin Lee to
 New York and SiGnona Raymond to her mother in Danielson.
 II Westminster had no school Friday, as
 the teacher was taking the state exami-
 nations at Willinantic
 A highly interesting spelling bee was
 held last Thursday evening at the Ray
 mond schoolhouse, open to those caring l to participate, regardless of age Helen Rinkenen was reported best speller ot
 the pupils and Mrs. George Dunn of the
 adults A social time with refreshments
 concluded the evening after adjournment to the William Davis home next door.
 Gayhead school has it's speaking con. T HT1nrSfaU fn 6afaT may enter the town contest to be held , , early in April
 T Miss Marjorie Russell teacher al : Westminster Hill, spent the week end ai her home in Brooklyn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Georg2 Dunn of Daniel
 son are visiting Mrs. Dunn's parents, MT
 and Mrs Charfe1 Lawson.
 II Mrs. Byron Bingham. who was i'll afte
 her sad hurry trip to New York state, i
 recovering.
 ; The Windham County Ministers unio,
 met in Woodstock with Rev. F. B. liar ; rfson Tuesday of last week. One of tn < topics discussed was Our Bloc System introduced in able fashion by Rev. VII : liam Fryling pastor at Wauregan. George Graf is working in A Ben : : hett's sawmill at Black HILL '' Mrs. Minnie Davis. sister of A. 4 Bennett. is recovering from serious at ' tack of grip cold.
 = Saturday morning word was brough
 to MacLeod's store that bonfire nea ' the Koch place had gotten beyond con D trol and the wind was drivin it towar the house. A boy was sent around speed . fly and as most of the men proved to b : absent elsewhere. help was summone
 by telephone and church bell The fir
 was controlled before it reached any c c the buildings.
 Word has been received from Mir