Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-21
WESTMINSTER


 Chndren's Day was observed Sunday In spite of very heavy rain in the morning and showers during the day there was a good sized congregation present. The church was prstsily deco rated and on the right of the eengresa- tion the Christian Conquest flag, sur mounted the national emblem, with young birch trees on either side. Young birch trees were also used in the plat form decorations.
 The inner trees were connectet will al arc:i covered with birch with ros.f arranged in the foliage. There weIa a-so daisies and roses in large v7ssi s1c there were two large baskets cf roses under the arch The pIogr1mrne was carried out as follows:
 Part Prayer by the pastor Amer | ica, children, congregation standing playIet. A Sunday Afternoon Call. cast Mr Welloff. Eari Macleod; Mrs We'll of. Bonita Dusenberri Little Susie. their child. Zola Page; Mrs. Sara Lovease, Dorothy Mi1er; Mir. Dowell, Douglas Macleod; Miss Dowell. Anna Olsen Mrs. Annie Dowell Annie Hagopiani | song. Jesus Bids Us Shine. children
 Part 2-Explanation of service and | ord's prayer in unison, Alice Bingham Victor Macleod Margerie and Rosa mund Page; recitation by Alice Bingham and Zola Page; solo l Think, When Read That Sweet Story of old. Bonita Dusenberri; the baptismal service of Norman Lee Macleod Hallowed Be Thy Name, We Love His Name. story read by Dorothy Merriield; Thy Kingdom Come, a Bible exercise, by Earl Mac | 1fd -4 plan. Douglas Macleod. Viola Bennett. Annie Hagopian. with recitation by Vio- la Bennett: Thy Will Be Done. On Earth As It Is in Heaven. Edith Olsen and Earl Macleod Gice Us This Day Our Daily Bread, Johnnie Soderbesg :; recitation. Alice Hagopian; and foC- give us our debts. as we forgive our debtors" Ameri Hagopisn. and Zola Page; "and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil" with presen- tation of Testaments to all baptized ard lchildren of the church school. able tc read; offering for C. s. s. s. s. collected by three children; song by school. su dience joining in chorus; Lords prayer and benediction.
 Mir and Mrs. Mann Page have beer spending some days at the shore.
 A very sad event the suddeI | Elds Erickson, wife of Eric Erickson of Bridgeport. while visiting at tn. Sacketts, close friends for many years The funeral at the Sackett home wa, conducted by Rev. T. Edward Davies and was simple and impressive. Thos' present included the step-nother, hus band. 15-year-old son. 13 yea--old laugh ts-. a friend of the family. Mrs. c. vii Hams, the Sacketts. including Mrs Sacketts son and wife and Rev. an' Mrs. Davies. Mrs. ETicSson's father i recovering from a hospital operation and unable to come.
 Wednesday the last regular inonthl meeting for this year o. Bnel Jnicn Can terbury W. C. T. U., was held with Mrs and Miss Hadley at South Canterbury and was the combined oliver mission ala redlcal red letter meeting
 Thursday was the annual school pic nic of Westminster diil and the threat ening rain held of until the affair Wa over. Football, games and ice cr7aI and pink lemonade. with caae and sand wiches for lunch. proved r5ore than se- ! isfactory to the % wno attended. I'll affair was held on tle grounds of Jnh Soderberg
 Raymond school closed its year c June and Westminster Hilf the 18th
 Thursday, June I5t1. was the dat frst appointed for the commencsmer exercises of the town schools. Later tf school board and teachers postponed n event until Tuesday evening. June %. Grange hall. Canterbury Green. al O clock. Julia Green, Dorothy Merrihel and Earl Macleod represent Westmii ster Hill school in the newly adopte plan of having undergraduates on u programme.
 A number of Westministerites ha, lately celebrated birthdays. among otl CTS being Mrs. William Johnson and Bel jamin Davies. Saturday June 10. a SUI prise party with usual pleasant accou paniments was rendered Everett Mou ton, 75 being present for his 5Srd bs-sl day anniversary
 Tuesday. June 18th was the Ladis day conference of the Windhau1 Mini terial Union at .windham. as guests Rev. Mir. Clifford. One of the nunbs, on the programme was a paper by T wife of the pastor at Woodstock. Mir T. B. Harrison.
 The many friends of Deacon Edw Edmond throughout the town learn wi regret of his illness.