Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-01

'rlN Snlft IaCtOTy IS m Op-
 on schedule time and
 ilication of labor trouble
 onfnes of the mill prop
 .en and women who have
 ged and who claim to be
 re stiil on picket duty, but
 is made at open tntimida-
 r picxets are in special. evil
 raCrning. noon and night, the
 their time being utilized in
 vitat o- 10 strengthen the new To-
 h of the General kaborers'
 -ticnal union.
 hough there is not the slightest irftation of violence, since the arrest cf he Campello woman, the towns of Westerly and Stonington have com prsd with the requeet of the mill management for police protection. In addition the nillmen have engaged the services of RSputy Sheriff William Casey. as a special offlcar at the mill on the Connecticut side of the Paw catuck river, to preserve order and to prevent any attempt at destruction of pN)perV.
 Tha meeting of the board of mana aers of the Seventh Day Baptist Mis- sionary society was held in the church of that denomination in Westerly,
 
 The quarterly reports of the treasurer and corresponding secretary were read and approved, as was also the report of the treasurer and secretary for the year ending June 30, 1912. It was voted that these reports be adopted as the annual report of the board of man. agers to the missionary society. Correspondence was received from D. Fl Davis, in charge of the China mission, giving account of his visits and lectures while on furlough in this country, and also stated that Miss Susie Burdick was due to arrive from China on a visit in the homeland. A letter was read from Pastor Dom aid N. Kandzwira, of Africa, and lengthy correspondence of interest from represenfatives in South and Central Africa, Revs- Wilcox and Moore.
 Report of Italian mission work re- ported several families of Italians who are Sabbath keepers living near New Market, N. J.. and of arrange ments being made for holding regular Sabbath services.
 Rev. D. B. Coon reported recent wis., ats to two companies of Sabbath keep CTS in Michigan who have good houses of worship and are not affiliated with any other body of Sabbath observers. Rev. A. L. Davis reported trips to Denver, CosInas Colorado Springs and several other places, In all travel ing from Boulder some S,200 miles. The committee on program for mis- Eionary day at the general conference made the following report, which was adopted:
 10 m-Condensed report and mes- BEge. Corresponding Secretary B. B. Saunders, 90 minutes; Treasurer Sam uel H. Davis, 15 minutes; address, Miss Eusie M Burdick. 20 minutes; devo- fionals, 10 minutes; sermon, A. L. Da- vis.
 "a D. m--Addresses: J. H. Hurley, Wlsconsin field, 15 minutes; Rev. L. D. Seager, southeastern association, IS minutes; Rev. A. J. c. Bond, south western association, 15 minutes; Rev. J. A. Davidson. 15 minutes.
 8 D. m@Stereopticon lecture on China. Rev. D. H. Davis.
 A budget of the estimated money needed to carry on the work of the society for the year 1913 was ap- proved.
 According to the latest financial re- port of the Woman's Executive board of the Seventh Day Baptist denomi- nation, the Women's Aid society of Westerly contributed $50 to the sal ary of Miss West, missionary, and the Ashaway Ladies' Sewing society con- tributed SlO to the Tract society, SIG 10 missionary society, $10 to the boards expenses. and s25 to Miss Vests salary. The Westerly Women's Aid society also contributed $3605 to the salary of Miss Burdick, mission ary.
 There was 2 peculiar automobile