Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-09

Clarke, Providence: 11.2o, devotions, led by Rev. Francis G. McKeever, D. E. Burr. Providence: offering for ex- penses of meeting; music; greeting to pastors who have settled in the state during the past year, by the president; response. Rev. Carter B. Cate, D. D., Pawtucket; prayer: adjournment.
 2 D. IT,, call to order by president; hymn; prayer, Rev. w. W. Hackert, D. D., Davisville; 2.15, five minute snapshots from convention workers: Rev. J. Stewart, superintendent; Rev. William A. Wood, missionary pastor; Rev. Anna F. Chase, colporteur- mis- sionary; Rev. A. Devos. French mis- sionary, Woonsocket Rev. Magnus Johnson, Swedish pastor. Providence; Rev. N. c. Edwall. Swedish mission ary, South Auburn and Hillsgrove; |; Providence; Mrs. M. l.. .Minntilla, Italian missionary. Providence; Rev. F. W. Becker, German pastor. Paw tucket; Rev. Thomas E.. Bartlett, spe- cial agent.
 3.25, address, Rev. c. A. Brooks of New York. representing foreign mis- sicns, home missions and publication societies; offering for expenses of the netting; 4.15, address, The Church and the Foreigner in Its Parish, by Rev. F. M. White. Ph. D., Providence; 40, address. How Can We Solve the Fin ancfal Problem of the Local Church. Rev. Silas F. Perry, Pawtucket; 5.o5, of Effort. Rev. c. M. Gallup, chairman: nominations, J. F. Vichert, D. D., Chairman; evangelistic, Rev. c. E. Burr. chairman: deceased life mem bers. Rev George W. Kinney, chair man: place and breaches for next an- nual meeting; prayer, Rev. J. H. Wi- ley, Providence; adjournment.
 p. m., call Ito order by president: hymn; prayer Rev. D. B. Iathrop. Providence; reports of committee on credentials, resolutions, on reports and enrolment; appointment of commit tees to report in 1915; business; hymn.
 7.45, address. The New Task of the Baptists, by Dr. S. z. Batten, of Phil adelphia; offering for expenses of the meeting; music, church choir: report of committee on department of Young Peoples Work
 mocracy, by Prof. Gerald E. Smith, Chicago; announcements: closing words by the president: hymn: pray CT; adjournment.
 New London county Pomona grange, No. 6, Patrons of Husbandry, will meet next Thursday with Stonington grange No. 168. at the Road church. The morning session will be devoted to DucAilCSS dllQ LIlOS6 ucSlEl LO USCOItlS members of Pomona will be obligated in the fifth degree. Dinner will be served at noon. The lecture will be open to all fourth degree members. After the welcome by Fred A. Barnes, worthy master of Stonington grange, Rev. Luther M. Kennerson will give an address on Agriculture as an Avo- cation. There will be music and other intreesting numbers.
 Rev. J. w. Fond, D. D., of WaipoIc, Mass, former pastor of the First Bap- tist church in Westerly, of1iciated at the funeral service of Harriet Stead man, wife of Samuel K Steadman, at her home in Park avenue. There was a large attendance of relatives and friends including a delegation from Hope Lodge, Daughter of Rebekah Among the many floral tributes were a wreath and bar from Hope Lodge, and a large spray from the Rose club. Burial was at River Bend, and the committal service was in accordance with the ritual of the Daughters of Rebekah. Mrs. Steadman was an ac- tive tmenber of the First Baptis church, and it was mainly through her efforts that the stained glass windows