Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-10
NEW ENGLAND METHODIST
 MEN AND WOMEN
To Be in Attendance at Big cenven-
 tions in Boston.

A number of Norwich people are planning to attend the New England convention of Methodist Men and the New England convention of Methodist Women, which will be held at Fremont temple in Bos- ton Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
 A preparatory meeting will be held Tuesday evening at which pr. $. Earl Taylor will give an illustrated lecture on North Africa and the Moslem World. The two conventions will hold g, joint program Wednesday morning and afternoon at the temple. Dr. Ed gar Blake will speak on Methodism's Debt to New England, and Bishop Hughes on New England's Debt to Methodism. Our Relation to Other Religious Forces in New England will be discussed under several heads as follows Baptists, by Dr. o. P. Clifford: Congregationalists by Dr. H. A. Bridg- man: Protestant Episcopal. by Rt. Rev. William Lawrence: Present Day Corporations Among Christian Com munions, by J. Campbell White.
 At the afternoon session Dr. E. J. Helms and P. J. Burrell will both talk on New Americans in New England. Dr. Ward Platt will speak on The American Conquest: Bishop Luccock will speak on IT." ""nntier, and Bishop T-T''~~--
 ---,4 will hold their evening session at the temple and the women at the First Methodist church. At the mems meeting President AIurlin will tell of Our New Opportunity in Flu rope. Professor Harry F. Ward will give an address on New England Methodism and Community Service and Dean Birney will speak on New England Methodism and the Spirit of Wesley. At the evening session of Bishop Thirkield. Dr. Edgar Blake and ". E. Doughty.
 A joint session will be held by the men and women at Fremont temple Thursday morning. The Capture and Training of Youth. will be the subject of an address by ". F. Doughty; pr. Thomas Nicholson will speak on New England Methodism and Her Students, and pr. J. B. Hingeley will speak on The Relation of the Church to Her Ministry.
 In the afternoon at o'clock, there will be a demo .7stration on Boston Common. The speaker will be Bishop Mcdowell, and his topic The Fathers.
 In the evening the men will again meet at the temple while the women meet at the First Methodist church. Chancellor Franklin Hamilton will talk and Dr. J. H. Crool1er as another speaker, will have as his subject, A Saloonless America in 1920. Ameri- can Methodism's Educational Oppor- tunltIeS and Achievements, will be the subject of a discourse by Bishop Me Connel1. Bishop Quayle will talk on The Uplift of a Race. At the evening session of the women, addresses will be made by Bishop Hughes and Bishop Quayle.
 A joint morning session will be held Friday. Dr. W. F. ldham will speak on World Task and Opportunity. There also will be stirring addresses by selected missionaries, and an Around the World stereopticon lecture by pr. s. Earl Taylor
 In the afternoon, sectional meetings by conferences and districts will be held. In the evening the men will meet at the temple and the women at the First Methodist church. At the mems session Dr. w. $. Bovard will talk on 4 Mans Work. Judge c. c. Stanley of Wichita. kas., will speak on The Wichita Movement, and Bishop Hen derson on The Spiritual Power and Method Adequate to the Task. Judge Stanley and Henry F. Ward will also deliver addresses at the evening ses- sion of the women.