Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-07
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n {. nual meefine of fife( afesrIy E17cH
 Of the Rhode Island sint6 Ecl6
 Sociatfcn, opened In tfe e[0nGfe&dtl6H~
 al church, Pawcakuck Thursday eye=
 nine with laf6e attendance The
 lngfitute fs to promote the c4uee of Blble Sunday school work Tn Me4fer-
 ly and surrounding towns.
 The Thursday evening session was opened with ofgdn voluntary, and de- votional exercises led by Rev. C1aytou
 A. Burdick of the Seventh-day Bap-
 them by the chorus choir. the readinG of noticea and ofeer1nG the Kanf9 Businens being sung during the odsr<
 tory. Tho annual uheeS.{g 0f le Westerly branch Of the Hhode: 1sIGnd
 Sunday School asgociation was held. liam D. HOward and Treasurer Ethep
 Wi1cox were submitted and approFed.
 OMcers for tho ensuing year were elected as followg: pfeeident Rev.
 Joseph L. Peacock; vice presidenf
 John H. Austin; secretary, William D.
 At the close of the buSiuess ses-
 sion, Willard B. Wilson, secretary of
 the Rhode Inland Sunday School as
 sociation, made an address upon the
 general work of the Associatlon. He
 was followed by Rev. Dr. F Sx; Win | C11GS bCIS VA DOS<OAA. tt@tV 11k<kkAE 444%<>-
 estinely on The Ed1cfent Sunday
 School The evening seeston was clos
 ed with prayer ti1e sfng1n1 Of hymn
 and the benediction.
 The second sessien will be AsAeld this
 morning .. 10 o'clock. when there VIII lead3rsliip of Rev. pr. A. Q. McGilton Of Grace Methodist church. Then fol-
 lows a conference, The Sunday School
 and the Home, led by Rew Dr. Vim |schester. p
 Rev. John G. Dutton of the Broad Street Christian church will lead der votional exercises at the afternoon
 session which is to begin at 2.S0. Aft CT the offering, Miss Frances Weld
 Danie1son will give an address on Lessons and the Child's Life Dr. Winchester will give an address on
 follow conferences. For Teachers and Workers in Elementary Grades, led by Miss Danielson.s and For Teachers
 and Workers in Intermediate and Se-
 nior Grades by Dr. Winchester. Cues tions and discussion invited at these conferences.
 The Friday evening session will be- gin at 7.30, organ voluntary and the Glory Song by the church choir. Rev F. c. \. Jones of Calvary Baptist
 church will lead the devotional exer-
 cises, which will be followed with the IC001A8 VI iAOlASCS anu eQtA <<t AA@&b' Winchester will then deliver an ad-
 dress on Men and the Sunday School.
 The closing address will be by Mist Margaret Slattery of Boston, the well known Sunday school educator. who will speak on The Way to a Child. The institute will close with prayer. the singing of hymn. and benedic- tion Tine institute, will be under the
 direction of Rev. s. H. Eathcart, pas tor of the Congregational church. and on Friday evening supper will be serv- ed in the church parlors by the ladies of the church.
 Public sentiment is not unanimously in favor of changing the name of tho viilaao of Mantle to Bradford, as an advertising feature of the Bradford Dyeing' company that is to locate there, especially at this time. and in advance of the estahlishment Of the proposed industry. If the change is to be made for advertising purposes the name of East Wester1y has been sugeested as this would tend to far ther popularize the granite industry of the town, as several Quarrfcs are located in the Mantle section,
 If the change is to be made to avoid confusion of Niantic, R. l., and Man. tic, Conn, it is claimed East Westerly is more to be commehded than Brad ford. as there is already placesof thai name in Rhode Island. Mantle Is the fourth name that has been given to