Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21

Thursday morning and afternoon thu 1toth anniversary of the Stoning- tod Onion association was concluded The morning session opened at 930 win ogVvtfunaf exercises, conducted by Rev. O. O. Buddington, of Poquon- noe BriGgs, uIis was followed by a buslne@ BeGsson, when reports of the trenBMruF and committee were read, Tho uKtou wss invited to meet at the 0rObcn Heights Baptist church, in June. lS14 which wnl be the regular June meeting. The pastor of the Croton Heights church Is Rev. George Atha- Ths speakers for the pro Eremme will be Rev O. G. BuddingtOu, Poauoun0c Bridge, Rev. W. s. Aiken Noank, Rev. H. H. Anderson Old Mysthn. ]. L. Payne Jewett City. The coRnrittee on resolutions was appoint ed and Rev. E L. Loomis of Moosup will serve in that capacity.
 The onoerfng was followed by the devotional sermon by J. W. Higgins. of Peckerville, which was of deep interest The address at eleven o'clock on Pearls of the Orient" by Rev. J. Francis Russell. Capiz, Panay, P. L, this proved a most interesting talk: st l1-so an address, Northern Baptist Convention Echoes by Rev P, c. Wright. pastor of the Central Baptist church at Norwich. held the closest attention of the congregation. At 1900 EdiouruSnent followed benedirtiop.
 At 1E-SO the ladies of the church servsd a delicious dinner and the del eFzees and friends who attended. about GO being cared for during Wed - ne9dzy and Thursday to dinner. The aut of town people were cared for by a conn1ittee who located them In Anu1es here.
 Al Lso the meeting of the Wonna n's Hosre Mission societies was of much interest and the address "Our SloVak Neighbors," by Miss Lydia Jenkins. of Pittsburgh, Pa, proved of beneht and interesting. At 2.3O the devotional ex- ercises were conducted for 10 minutes by Rev. N- B. Prindle, of Preston City. This was followed by unfinished bus mess held over from the morning; of - ferfng; at 3 D. m. an address was listened to with pleasure and profit from Rev. ". B. Madison of Nit. Yer non. W. T.; 3.S0 was consecration hour, conducted by Rev. ". F. Boles of Mys- thc. closed the programme for the two days. The weather being in it's favor, inc members Of the different societies represented went home with words of praise for the hospitality shown both by the people of Stonington and the First Baptist church,
 General News.
 Andrew Carroll, employed at the summer home of Judge Gilbert Collins is repidly recovering from a severe attack or appendicitis.
 J. s. Anderson. Sd son of Mir. and Yrs T. S. Anderson, Jr., dislocated his
 thumb while at play near hi:
 I $. Nightwine of New Ha-
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 George Sheffield and family
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 returned 10 Norwich thii
 a School Graduation Exercises,
 th- graduating exercises of tht
 .nelsn High school. much praise .aq gwen the students who spokt ..eGnssday evening. The class hister, b. Russell Hafnphiii. the salutatnry hA siis. Marie Kellogg and the vale distnrv address by Mary Starr Whehlei also the class prophecy by Harell - Eaten, wese esrseisliy hHst fh' Hirh schr-i orrsestrs siad ths elaAi elnelns prscsdes the presentation 9