Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-25
WESTERLY ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL
rs. Joseph Buret Dies From Injuries Received When Irol
 ley and Automobile Code-Insurance Inspector Investi gates Squadrito FHe-Wech- Budlong Marriage.

The one hundred and forty eighth an nuaI session of the Warren Baptist as sociation, with which Calvary Baptist church of Westerly is affiliated, was 3,e1d in the Second Baptist church, Hast Providence, Wednesday: Dele gates from the twenfy-eight churches of the association were present, ana the session was one of the largest m attendance for many years
 Rev. J. A. Jones' of the First Sap list church. the moderator Of the as- sociation presided, and after prayer Rev. Frank l.. Wilkins, pastor Of the entertaining church, submMteo the Fs- port of the committee of arrangements. The devotional services were led by Rev. Magnus Johnson, pastor or the Swedish church, of Providence. Ene annual sermon was preached Dy Rev. c. M Gallup, of the Central church, Providence, on the theme, The Cut- ting Edge oS Christian EnorC Ihe report of the treasurer of the renel fund followed by ,an offering TOT tne fund. reading of. church letters, prayer and adjournment of morning session
 The afternoon session was opened with devotional service led by Rev. n. W. Watzer, D. D., of Providence; me report of the committee on affiHation of ministerial relief with National Benefit Fund was opened with a stafe- ment by Rev. Everett T. Tomlinson, ID. D., who graduated from Westerly High school in the class of 1875, his father at that time being pastor of the Sev- eral secretary of the Ministers and Missionaries Benefit Board of the Northern Baptist convention.
 Several addresses were made under the head. The Efficient Church, as fol- flows: Rev. Frederick M. White, Ph. Training; Row. Edward Holyoka D. D.. Tn Social Service and Civic Better ment: Miss B. Carol Hodge, In Tenn perance Work; Rev. John Stewart, secretary Rhode Island Baptist Con- vention, On Our State Work; Rev. Franklin G. McKeever, D. D., Our FTl- ture as Baptists.
 The election of officers resulted in the choice of Rev. Clarence M. Gallup moderator, and Rev. William T. Green clerk and treasurer. Rev. F. e. A. Jones. pastor of Calvary Baptist church, Westerly, was elected 8 mem Der of the permanent council and also to the committee on state of religion. It was voted to hold the next meeting of the association at the Calvary Bap- tist church in Providence. Rev. John F. vichert was selected to preach the Peacock of Westerly, as alternate.
 A resolution was passed at the even- ing session protesting against the .petuafe the liquor business and retard that such an arrangement would per- petrate the liquor business and retard the advance of prohibition. The see- sion was in this order: Devotional service, led by Rev. F. A. Cunningham; reports of committees, Introduction of moderator and clerk for coming year: Ringing; presentation of plans to pro- ,vide vocational guidance for the young people of the churches. by Rev. Will liam T. Greene; address. Modern Methods in the Kingdom Work. Rev. P. H. J. Lerrigo, M D. joint Missionary Home Mission and Publication society; singing; offering for relief fund; ad- dress, Masculine Christianity. Rev. Loren 4. Clevenger. D. D.. of Provf- dence; prayer and adjournment.
 Mrs. Joseph l.. Peacock, of Westerly state director of the Women's Home and Foreign Mission societies of the association, gave an address on Our Responsibility, at a. union meeting held at the noon recess, at which Mrs. Sidney Hobart president Miss Ma thilda Brown, of 4,oston gave an ad- dress on Experiences at the Boston Wharf. There were the usual devo- doa1al exercises,