Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-21


 reports were all accepted as printed.
 The list of officers for the ensuing year, as offered by the nominating committee-A. Thatcher Otis, chair lows: Deacons for six years, c. Edward Smith, S B. Palmer; trustee for three years. John H. Poweison; clerk, George A smith; assistant clerk. $. B. Pal mer; treasurer c. Edward Smith; as- sistants treasurer. James l.. Case; board of managers. Adams P. Carroll, John z. Perkins, Lucius Brown, Charles D. Moves, F. E. Beckwith, Charles W. Gale. B. H. Palmer. c. Fred Moves. Jaames M. Young, A. F. Perkins. A. Thatcher Otis. George A. Ashbey, Lou is Mabrey; nominating committee, A. Thatcher Otis, c. E. Whitney, l.. R. Church. c. H. Brown F. H. Cranston: :: printing committee, Charles F. Whit ney, A. Ernest Cherry, George A. Smith.
 Palmer, superintendent: c. Fred Moves. Charles s. Storms, assistants; Frank l.. Arnold. secretary; George l.. Richmond. assistant secretary; George A. Ashbey. treasurer; James l.. Case, chorister; c. S. Storms, assist ant chorister.
 Librarians-B. IT. Palmer, N Eu- gene Smith, A. B. Davies. Library committee-Mrs. Lucius Brown Mrs s. S. Thresher. Miss Jennie L. Spen-
 
 Davies, Mrs. F. A. Roath, Mrs. l.. w. Meech. James L. Case, Mrs. G. Fred Moves. Finance committee-A. P. Carroll, Walter II. Rogers. G. Fred C. F. Hopkins, Mrs. George W. Ham ilton, Mrs. F. A. Roath Officers of Preston chapel Sunday school-Miss Anna B. Storms. superintendent; intendent: LeRoy Storms secretary: B. B. Allyn. treasurer; B. B. Allyn and LeRoy Storms. librarians: Mrs. B. B. Allyn. superintendent of primary de- pertinent.
 The Sunday school officers had been elected last Sunday by the two schools and were ratified by this meeting.
 The only item of new business was the explanation by Judge Lucius Brown of the plan adopted by the board of managers to for mthe Gen. tral Baptist Church Improvement so- ciety, in which members agreed to pay one dollar yearly for five years, or the whole sum at once, to furnish a fund to be used for needed repairs. A num- Der of names have been secured and one person has offered to give S100 to the fund if 100 members of the society are secured This was the conclud- then adjourned, shortly before g o'clock.
 Park Church.
 At the annual meeting of Park Con- gregationa1 church. on Thursday even ing there was a large attendance, it being held in the parlors of the parish house. It opened with the singing of Onward, Christian Soldiers, followed by scripture reading and prayer. The report ef the clerk, l. Dana Colt. chow e5 that the present membership Is sS2. There were IA additions sy pro fession during shs year and nine by letter. Thers were four deaths and four removals by letter, making net
 Treasurer Henry L. Butts in his re- port showed that the expenditures had been $4,O75.9s. of which $1,2s4 was spent for work in America and $271 for Norwich. The remainder went for foreign missions.
 Henry L. Butts and Maj. B. P. Learn ed were made honorary deacons, Frank W. Browning and Anthony Peck, M. D.. deacons for three years. The other officers were elected as follows: Treas urer, Henry L. Butts; assistant treas urer Miss Adelaide Butts; clerk, J. Dana Colt; standing committee, dea- cons. clerk, treasurer, Allan Latham, F. w. Browning and Miss Alice Cogs- well; honorary Sunday school super intendent, Maj. B. F. Learned; super intendent, Oliver l.. Johnson; assistant superintendent. Weston Pullen; pri- mary superintendent, Sarah L. Hunt ing-ton; assistant superintendent, Mrs. o. l.. Johnson; secretary and treasurer, Benedict Pullen; librarian, William Ortman: assistant, William Perry.
 The reports of the different societies were read, the Home Missionary show ing that three boxes had been sent to different families. In the report of Superintendent Johnson of the Sunday school he paid an excellent tribute to the late Miss Madeleine Perkins for her work in the Sunday school, where she had always been a pupil or teacher. It was voted to change the date of communion services so that starting with March they will be held every other month.
 The report on the church charities by Mrs. F. W. Browning showed much work done. There were also reports by the flower committee, the Mems club and the Travellers club.
 The meeting closed with the singing of BleSt Be the Tie That Binds, fol lowed by benediction. Adjournment was then taken to the dining room, where refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Burnham, chairman, Mrs Junius Brand, Mrs. A. A. Beckwfth. Miss Bliss. Mrs. A. E. Beckwith poured chocolate and Miss Bliss poured cof- fee.