Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-27
IN AND ABOUT WESTERLY
SevenhDay Baptist Associations Annual Sessions in
 Hopkinton-How Memorial Day will be Observed Joseph s. Cris Sent Jail for Theft of CothSn1sli
 Strike shawayPl for Fourth of July Celebration

l The Pawcatuck church of Westerly l is represented at the seventy fourth annual session of the Seventh day Baptist Eastern association, which is l being held in the Rockville church in l HOpkinton. The session began Thurs | day morning and will end Sunday eve ming. The opening devotional exer- cises were held at 10.30 and led by Rev. L. F. Randolph of Hopkinton, after which there was a sermon by Rev. Jesse E. Hutchins of Berlin, N. Y., the morafng session ending with routine b1siness In the afternoon there were reports by delegates, read ing of communications and general l discussion followed with sermon by N. Y. closing with devotional exer- cises. The programme for Friday, Saturday and Sunday follows: Friday morning-1O. business; EI- Wfitford DID,, Alfred, N. Y.; devo- tional service
 Afternoon-2.15. Tract society's hour, Rev. Edwin Shaw. Plainfeld. N. j.; praise service. prayer and testimony meeting Rev. Edgar Van Horn. New York.
 Saturday-Morning, 10.so. sermon, N. J.: offering for missionary, tract, and education societies; afternoon, 2.30, Bible school, Harold R. Gran dall, Rockville: offering for Sabbath
 
 tian Endeavor; evening. 7-30, praise service; sermon, Rev. Henry N. Jor- dan, Dunellen, N J.. testimony meet ing.
 sunday-Morning. 10s0 missionary society's hour, Rev F. B. Saunders, Ashaway; offering for missionary, tract and educational societies; devo- tional service; afternoon, 2.30, woman's hour, Mrs. Anna c. Randolph, Plain field. N. J.: collection for woman's board; business: evening, 730. young peoples hour, Miss L. Gertrude Still man, Ashaway: address by A. Clyde Ehret Salem, W. Va; adjournment.
 BudTone and Hancock posts, Grand Army of the Republic, will unite III observance of Memorial day. The pro cession will form in West Broad street at 1.3O, right resting in Elm street, in the following order:
 Platoon of Police
 Chief Cornelius Bransield
 Col. Charles H. Ledward, Marshal
 Col Everett E. Whipple. Capt
 Arthur W. Nash aids
 Westerly Brass band
 Charles o. Gavitt, leader Fifth Company Coast Artillery Corps
 Capt. Bourden A. BabcOck Budlong Post, No. IS, G. A. R., Dept.
 of Rhode Island
 Lorenzo D Richmond Commander Hancock Post. No. S1, GA. R. Dept.
 of Connecticut. Walter Price.
 Commander
 Robert Brucker Camp, No. 6, United
 Spanish War Veterans
 Shelby c. Nichols. Commander Orator, Clergy and Invited Guests in
 carriages.
 The procession will countermarch down Broad street to the bridge, where a halt will be made, and the impressive ceremony will take place of casting flowers upon the waters in memory of those who served in the civil war and ii ho were buried at sea The march will athen be continued to West Broad stfeet and Liberty street to St. MichaeIss Eemetery, where flow CTS will be placed upon the graves of dead comrades of the Grand Army men, the Spanish War veterans do- ing likewise in memory of their dead. The procession will then move back through Liberty and West Broad streets to Dixon square and board trolley cars for River Bend. The mem bers of the Woman's Relief corps and diSa bled war veterans will take a car l in Dixon square for River Bend inn 1 mediately after the ceremony the l bridge. At River Bend cemetery the exer- l cises will be as follows: Music. Near l CT, My God to Thee, by Westerly 1 band; Memorial day service by Bud l long post; music. America by West 1 erly band; benediction by Rev. Fred | erick Douglas Thomas; taps, by bu-