Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-06
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 DIOCESAN CONVENTION. Programme fer Session in New Haven Norwich Names in List of Nem-1 nations.

The complete programme to be fol- sloWed at the annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Con- necticut, which Is to be held in St. E'auls church, New Haven, on Tues day and Wednesday of next week, has been announced and shows plans for a busy session. On Tuesday preceding the convention session there will be a diocesan missionary conference start ing at 10 In the morning. The pro- gramme for the occasion will be as fellows:
 10 a. m.-Sunday scheoI hour: (a) The Teaching of Missions In the Sum- day School Rev. Arthur P Greenleaf: l: 6b) The, Raising of Money for Mis- slens in the Sunday Scheel Henry F.. Rees.
 T a. m.--Woman's Auxiliary hour: ea) The United Thank Offering, Dea- eoness Masseyi (b) The United Thank Offering from the Point of View of the Board of Missions, Rev Ernest deF. Mfel: Co What Connecticut is Doing for the United Offering. Mrs. Lucy B. Clapp; (d1 The Junior Department and the Babies Branch. Rev. George w. Barhytlt.
 12 m,-Prayers for missions Social service heuri (a1 Social Work in Ru- ral Districts, Rev George B. Gilbert; 0b) Social Work in Town and City Rev Jehn N. Lewis, Jr.
 Tuesday.
 p. m.-I4uncheon In Steinert Athe- naeum, corner of Orange and Court streets.
 D. m.-Exhibit of missions in Chi ma, with demonstrations also exhibit Of missionary literature in St. Paul s parish house. These exhibits will be open during the convention.
 Following Is the remainder of the convention programme:
 D, m.-Gathering of the conven- ton In St. Paul's church. Prayer bishops address and business session.
 ' p. m.-Diocean dinner in Memorial hall at Yale. Addresses by Rt Rev, Edward M, Parker. D. D.. bishop CO., adjutor of New Hampshire and oth- CTS
 !. Tuesday, 7s30 a. m.--Holy commun- !, a. m or any hour to which the convention may adjourn-Morning prayer and business meeting. Election of standing committee and of depu- ties and supplemental deputies to the general convention.
 1 D. nn.-Luncheon in St. Pauls par ish house.
 After recess resumption of business session of the convention.
 Official announcement is made that the following nominations for mem bership on the standing committee are before the convention: Rev. E. Champion Acheson, Rev. William A. Beardsley, Rev. J. Eldred Brown, Rev. George H. Buck Rev. James H. George, Rev. George T. Linsley, Rev. J. Chauncey Linsley, Rev. Dr. Stew art Means, Rev. pr. Oliver H. Raft tery, Rev. Charles. o. Scoville, Rev. Dr. Storrs O. Seymour, and Rev. MT. George Thompson.
 These are also nominated for depu- ties and supplemental deputies to the general convention:
 Clerical -Revs E. Champion Ache son, Charles M. Addison, William A. Beardsley, Harry I. Bodley, J. Eldred Brown George H. Buck, James H. George, Charles L. Gomph, James Goodwin, D. D., Frederick w. Harri- man, D. D.. Samuel Hart, D. D., Louis B. Howell, John N. Lewis. Jr., William H. Lewis, D. D., George T. Linsley, J. Chauncey Linsley. John ]. McCook D. D.. Stewart Means. D. D., Ernest deF Miel, D. D., George L. Paine, John F. Plumb, Oliver H. Rafttery, D. D., Arthur T. Randall, Brit B. Scthnlitt, Charles o. Scoville. Storrs O. Seymour, D. D., John D. Skene, James B. Werner.
 Lay-George M. Curtis, Walton Fer guson, Gardiner Greene, Harry H. Heminway, Burton Mansfield l.. P. Waldo Marvin, Charles IT Nettleton, Charles A. Pease, Henry E. Rees, A. Heaton Robertson, Morris w. Sey- mour William w. Skiddy. Charles H. Tibbitts.