Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-18
NORWICH HTOWN

At the First Methodist church Sunday evening an Easter concert was given. Mss Florence Brown had charge of the pro- yranHne which follows: Preluda song The Day of Resurrection all; reading. From Hymnal, The Easter Selection. all :: prayer. pastor. Rev. j. B. Aldrich Angels Silently Watching. Claude Stanton: The Easter Call, Mark Aldrich; the Easter Message. Josephine Hill duet. Christ Arose. Miss Florence Bennett. Miss Lou ise Lllppert: recitations, The Bllesed Promise. Fife Ladd; Resurrection and the Life, Calvin Edmiston; Tell Me the Easter Story, Beulah Rogers; Where is He Risen, Gladys CrJ4hers; solo. Joy Dis pels All Sorrow Miss Lurpert; exercise. An Easter Message. Gladys Cruthers, Au- gusta Miller. Effie Ladd, Inez Edmiston i: recitations. Easter Lilies. Ebert Perkins i: Resurrection, Claude Stanton: Flowers for the Saviour. Mark Aldrich. Isabelle Gembel; song, Welcome Happy Morning. all; readings, Mrs. Manning Miss The odora Brown. Mrs. Manning: offertory i: remarks by pastor; song. Golden Harps Are Sounding all; benediction.
 At the Christian Endeavor service al 6.45, which preceded the concert, Adelber Rudd was leader. The topic was Citizens of Two Worlds.
 At the Sacred Heart church. Easter morning. Loesch's high mass was sung by the choir, assisted by several soloists. at the ten o'clock mass, which closed with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. The pastor. Rev. Charles w. Brennan, read the Gospel of the day from the sixteenth chapter of Mark, the first seven verses.
 Joseph Hill, of Farmingdale. N. Y.. formerly of Norwich Town, has been passing a few days tthe home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert Hill of Clin- ton avenue.
 Having been the guest for several days of her sister. Miss Isabel Egan, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Wagner, of West Town street, Miss Josephine Egan has returned to Mystic.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Weisenberger of New York, returned Easter Sunday fol- lowing a visit of three weeks at the home of Mrs. Weisenbergers' brother-in-law and sister, MT and Mrs. John L. Browning of West Town street.
 Miss Mildred Amelia Avery Kinney has returned to Ledyard, where Monday morning she resumed teaching at the Church Hill school, after passing week vacation at her home on Town street Miss Kinney had as her guest Easter Sunday. iNay IlOiuA SOu or JuuSe or HTODaLc Samuel E. Holdridge of Ledyard.
 Mrs. Stanton W. BrCwn of Wightman avenue. returned Monday from visit of week at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Addison E. Dodge (Martha Brown) of Springfield, Mass
 While driving on Wauwecus hIII Sum day afternoon, shortly after three o'clock when near what is known as the Charles Holt place, John and Jeremiah Murphy of Otrabando avenue. were thrown out on a pile of rocks, the latter being seriously in- jured. The brothers recently purchased green horse and of late have been using it to draw wood. Sunday afternoon the horse was httched into buggy and they proceeded in the direction mentioned Some boys were playing with large black dog and the dog startled the horse driven by one of the Murphy boys, the animal running away. The Bacl1us hospital am bulance was called and Jeremiah Murphy who sustained deep wounds about the head, was conveyed to the hospital. where it was reported Monday morning, he pass ed as comfortable a night as coSId be ex- pected