Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.
Officers Re-eTected-Appointm ot
 Committees For the Year. --

At the fourth quarterly conference recently conducted by District Super tendent G. C. Scllrfbner in the M. E. church, following prayer by Rev. MT. Schribner. Miss Jennie , c. Perkins
 was appointed secretary of the meet ing.
 The reelection of C. F. Colver as superintendent of the Sunday school was confirmed by the conference and Dudley c. Perkins was appointed trler or appeals. The pastors report was read as were also the reports of the Sunday school.
 Epworth league, the Wou1au's Home Missionary society and the Ladies Aid society. The trustees report was also given and the recording secretaryis by D. C. Perkins. The folloWine list of stewards were reappointed: Charles II. Chapman, C. E. Colver, Dudley c. Per kins. George F. Dean, R. Irving Hurl- butt, RNfus Hurlbutt, Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins, Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine, Mrs. Henry ". Hurlbutt, Mrs. D. C. Per- kins, Mrs. Charles J. Pierce, Mrs. Charles !. Satteriee, Mrs. Harmon L. Perkins. Mrs. Elmer F. Tubbs, Miss Kate E. ColveT, Miss Laura A. Perkins, Miss Sarah $. Latiner, with Miss Jen- nie G. Perkins, who was elected to the vacancy made by the death of Thomas Latham; D. C. Perkins. recording steward; Miss J. s. Perkins, treasurer for benevolences, and C. E. ColVer, dis trict steward. were also reelected: Committees were named at this meet ing for the conference year as follows: Finance committee, Rev. James NJ. Potter, (. E. Colver, Miss J. G. Per kins. D. C. Perkins, Miss Alice Satter- lee; committee on foreign missions, D, C. Perkins, R. Irving HurIbutt C. l.. ColVer, Miss Sarah l. Latimer: horne missions and church extension, Miss Kate B. Colver, Mrs Charles I. Pierce, Mrs. Charles A. 5atCsriee, Mrs. Anan- ds, Perkins, C. E. Colver, E. Irving Hurlbutt; Sunday schools, Mrs. C. E. ColTer. Mrs. Fanny 4. Molthrop, Mrs. Charles l. Pierce; tracts and hospitals, Miss Laura.A. Perkins. Miss Grace A. Chapman, Mrs. Delphine Fish; tenn perance, Charles IT. Chapman, D. C. Perkins, Rufus HurIbutt, Miss Olive Rogers: education, Mrs. Eugene La Fsontaine, Mrs. H. ". Hurlbutt, Mrs. D. C. Perkins; freednlail's aid, Miss Alice Satterlee. Mrs. Lucy HuFlbutt, Miss J. c. Perkins; church records, D. C. Per kins, C, E. ColyeT; auditing Moves B. Allyn, C, E, Colver; estimating, C. E. Colver, D. C. Perkins, C. IT. Chapman. \, E, Allyn; parsonage, Miss Kate B. Ta-h Colver, Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins; !; church music, Mrs. La:F7ontaine, Miss Alice SaJterlee, C. IT. Chapman, C. E. Colver, Mrs. D. C. Perkins; camp meeting house, Mir. and Mrs. D, C. Perkins, Miss Kate E. Colver, Mrs.
 
 lee; delegates to annual lay confer eT1ce, C. F. c'olver, Mrs. J. M. Potter alternates Mrs. Charles J. Pierce and Mrs. T. c, Perkins,: delegate to will nantic carnn meeting, Mrs. Sarah J. Perkins; flower fund committee. Miss Alice Sstterlec, Miss Laura A. Perkins. C. F. Colver' custodian of deeds, ?. C. Perkins.
 Personal Mention.
 Attorney and Mrs. John J. TAWIeEz returned home fast Thursday with their claugater, Ernestine Talbot At torpey Lawless having been on q busl- ness trip in New York,
 Mrs. Fanny Adams Molthrop Is spending q few days with Mrs. Court . land E. C'ofver at tae navy yard, Airs, F., IT,, Tracy and Mrs, John cirisWold Of New London, @Ith Mrs. Litcius Brown or Norwich visited at the horne of their uncle, Noyes B. Ali. lylt, last Friday.
 Latham 2, Smith with helpers com pleted the rebuilding Of Mill Cove bridge on the river road to Nerx,ieh last SRturdsH.