Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-11

cussed q sub division under the topic
| In the Church. He named three things
esquired in the modern church: i.
Training of the young people: z, To
preach an up to date gospel; 3, To
reach all classes in the community
For the Mission Field was treated
by Rev. c. H. Ricketts, He referred
to the business methods now being
applied by laymen to missionary enort.
The present outlook is presenting more
and more tendency to self-help and
Independence in the missionary field
The so-called pagan nations of the
world are rapidly developing political
consciousness which is due largely to
Christian missions. Thirdly, the sup
port of Christian missions is WORKING
itself down to the bedrock of Scien-
tffic basis, and finally there is a RAPID
growth of mans conception OF ms
larger missionary responsibility. me
great Jehovah is still laundering
against Goddess Pharaoh and we are
moral towards if we hear not the cry
of the victims of drink and the white
slave traffic.
[ Rev Mr. Danforth of New London spoke
on The Outlook for. Deeper Spiritual
Life. The years have been burning
away the barriers and man is coming
closer and closer to a deeper spiritual
life The outlook is expressed in the
motto of Connecticut, which is also
the motto of the Christian church,
that he who led US across shall still
sustain. There is the brightest of all
outloolzs for the deeper spiritual life.
On motion of Rev. Beadle, a vote of
thanks to the entertaining church was
given by rising. This was followed by
adjournment of the conference at about
4.45 p. m
Delegates Present.
of delegates to the conference:
Bozrah-Mr. and Mrs. C. ]. Abel.
Colchester-Rev. E. c. ingalls,.
Exeter-Rev. A. J. Park. Mr.. and
Foot
FranIzlin-Rev. H A Beadle, Dea-
son and Mrs. William C. Smith, Deacon
and Mrs L. A Robinson.
Goshen-Rev. Marcus Burr, Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Geer, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Curry.
Griswold-Rev. c. L. French. Deacon
and Mrs. Edward A. Geer.
Groton-Rev- James r. Danforth,
Deacon Thomas A. Minor. Mrs. Charles
E. White, Mrs. Douglass.
Hanover-Rev. Charles II. Peck,
Pratt A. Allen, Mrs. E. G. Smith.
Deacon and Mrs j. C. Hawkins. Alex
McNicol, Mrs. G. A. Haskell.
Lebanon-Rev. Eugene B. Smith,
Deacon William Wetmore, DR.. and
Mrs. E. L. Danielson, Miss Ellen Hunt
ington.
Ledyard-Rev. William F. White,
MIR. and Mrs Charles Hewitt. Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Gray.
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Henry Kendall
Mohegan-Deacon G.. R. Saunders,
Mrs. Ella Avery, Mrs. DoIbeare.
Montville-Rev; Henry 7. Arnold
Deacon David Johnson Francis f.
Parker, Mrs. Frank E. Scholfeld, Miss
Jessie NJ. Scheduled.
Mystic-Rev. A. F. Earnshaw, Mrs.
William Murphy, Miss Annie A Rath-
bun, Isaac o. Cundall.
New Uondon-First Rev. ]. Romeyn
Danforth, Deacon and Mrs n. NJ
Rudy, Mrs. l.. E. Learned, Mrs. c. B.
Graves; Second, Judge Alfred Colt.
Niantic-Rev, and Mrs. J. W Knap-
penberger. Capt. Nelson Huntley, Mrs
c. A. Learned
North Stonington = Col. and Mrs.
James F. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
York.
Norwich-Fdrst, Rev. George H. Ew-
ing. A. w. Dfckey, Gideon Dickinson,
Owen S. Smith, Mrs. Fitch Allen;
Second, Rev. II. ]. Wyckoff, K. A
Prentice Mr.. and Mrs H +. Palmer,
Mrs. j. NJ. Huntington; Greeneville,
Rev. and Mrs. Charles III. Ricketts,,
Deacon and Mrs John McWillianls,
Deacon Hugh B1ackledge; Broadway,
Rev. E. S. Worcester. William Caruth-
ers, H. F. Dawley, Miss Mary A. Aiken,
Mrs. George Greenman; Taftville,
Rev. D. B. MacLane. Ennis Paisley.
Mrs Samuel Prentice, Mrs Archibald
Torrance, Mrs. Mary BeardoW; Park,
Rev. Samuel II. Howe, Emerson Tur-
son; Swedish, Miss H. r. Trumbull.
Preston-Rev. F. A. Holden. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Kellogg Hall.
Long Society-Mr and Mrs. J. r.
Peckham, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Chap
man.
Stonington-FIrst, Rev. G. B. spald-
ing Deacon Is. F. williams, Amos G.
Hewitt, Miss Grace d. Wheeler. Mrs.
Fannie williams; Second, Rev. Dwight
c. Stone, DIR. and Mrs. James Fl
Weeks, Jr., August o. Muller, Miss
Barbara Muller.