Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-02

CTS drill, The Church and the Nation, six girls representing the church, Gladys Cruthers, Isabell Gimball, Grace, Mitch ell, Effie Ladd, -Buelah Rogers, Augusta Miller, and six boys carried flags repre- senting the nation, Mark Aldrich, Ralph Mitchell, Norman Johnstone, William Moore, Calvin Edminston, Claude Stan ton. The choir rendered Onward Chris tian Soldiers as a march for the drill. Solo, A Band of Americans, Lewis Ald- rich Seven Little Women; Virginia Ward, Annie Mitchell, Doris Seagraves, Helen Rudd, Ruth Miller, Annie Kumzoo solo, The Voice Within, Edna. Judson {; song, Go Forth to Conquer; remarks by pastor, Rev. Mir. Aldrich; free will offer ing; benediction.
 The programme was in charge of Mrs. Richard Carter.
 Preceding the programme the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor society of this church held very interesting meet ing with Mrs. Albert G. Miner, leader.
 At the Methodist church Sunday morn- ing, the pastor, Rev. James B. Aldrich, preached a fine sermon from two texts. Proverbs 14:34. Righteousness exalteth nation, but sin is reproach> to any people and Habakuk 3:15, Thou didst walk through the sea with thin horses, through the heap of great waters.
 By special arrangement, Rev. Mr. Aid rich accompanied by Mrs.s5 Aldrich, paid visit Sunday afternoon to a home on wauwecus street, where at 3 o'clock the rite of baptism was administered by Rev. Mir. Aldrich, to five children and one adult The candidates represented three families, there being three girls, two boys and one woman as follows: Three children belonging to Mrs. Lauxr one child gof Mrs. Yetke and oneA child of Ms. McGraw of Bristol. Mrs. McGraw who is sister of Mrs. Yetke, was the adult baptized.
 At a recent meeting of the Congrega. tional church, Herbert l.. Warrington wal the delegate appointed to go with the pastor, Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey, to the conference of Congregational churches o Connecticut, which is to be held in Bris toI, Wednesday and Thursday, Novenbel | and g. X At the Sunday morning worship of th, Congregational church, Rev. MP. BaileI will cfficiate at the Sacrament of tn, Lords Supper, which will follow stht sermon. =
 The Sunday afternoon service. at. tn sheitering Arms, will be in charge 0 Norwich Town Methodist Epifcopa church.
 The Young Peoples Christian Endeav or society of the Methodist church hel a Halloween party Monday evening, i ] the basement at the home of Mir. an
 Mrs. Richard Carter, of Pleasant stree
 There were thirty present who represent ed witches, ghosts, a very attractive San
 ea Clause and gypsies A ghost met th
 guests at the door and escorted ther
 over the rough places to the next room
 from which they were escorted to th
 guests room where each one had to giv
 the right knock to be admitted.
 Various games were played after whic
 all proceeded up stairs to pass the r, mainder of the evening. which was d
 voted to music. Besides several sone by the entire company, with Miss Blancl Wheeler and Miss Hazel Cruthers altel nately accompanying at the piano, se, eral Victrola selections were enjoyed | those present. The rooms were decorate with black and yellow. witches and blaS cats. During the evening douxhnut } cake and coffee were served by Mrs. Ca ter, assisted by Mrs. Aldr1ch. Lew ! Aldrich was in charge of the plsasnnt q l fair.