Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-18

The following attractive program
has been announced for the Seventh
Annua District Conference and Nine
teenth Annual Joint convention of the
Sunday School Union and Narick
Christian Endeavor Society of the A.
NJ. E. Zion churches of New England,
in the New London church, Bank
street and Ocean avenue, Rev. George
| Francis Green, pastor, from Wednes-
day, August %, to and including Sun
day, August p, 1916. All the sessions
will be public and instructive to all
who are interested in church work
Sunday school or Christian Endeavor
activities.
District Conference Day, Wednesday,
August %.
1870 a. m.-Opening exercises. An
nual address Of Rev. T. A. Auten,
presiding elder.
200 p. m-Greetings by Right Rev.
Alexander Walters, A. M, D. D.,
Bishop.
Stacy GUrley of New Britain, Conn.
500 p. n.-Welcome addresses 10y His
Honor, Mayor Ernest E. Rogers; Rev.
j. Romeyn Danforth, Rev. John w.
Sheldon, Mrs. E. F. Baxter, Miss Har-
riet NJ. Green and Miss Lula Dawson.
Sunday School Day, Thursday, August
| "a.
| 900 a. n.-DeVotions GncIuding your
! favorite Bible verse; conducted by
! Rev. J. w. Macdonald of Waterbury,
Conn.
$50 a. Observation-Disclosures of
Resemblance and Difference in the
| Four Gospels; Matthew Rev. r e.
| Roach, Providence, r. L; Mark, Rev.
| 3. W. Swain, D. D, Boston; Luke,
! Rev. c. c. Alleyne, D. D., Providence;
! John, Rev. E. George Biddle, Norwich.
1870 a. m.-"The Great Objective,
| Bishop Alexander Walters of New
York
1915 a. m.-AnnUaI address, The
Man Whose Spirit was Stirred. Rev.
Jacob w. Powell Of Maiden. Mass,
President Sunday School Union.
200 p. m.-Devotions, Rev. E. A
Carroll Of TOrrington, Conn.
2.15 p. m.-Reports of Sunday school
delegates.
2.45 p. m-Report of Mrs. Gertrude
W. Brown, Treasurer of Northfield
500 p. m-Address. Teacher Train
ing Classes, Rev. A. S. Bush.
3.15 p. m.-Report Of Miss Catherine
z. Scott, delegate to Mortified. Mass.
Summer School of Sunday school
Methods"
$50 p. m.-1Iemories of Mortified
(Alumni), Mrs. Josephine Butler. Mrs
NJ. George Powell Mrs. T. A. Auten
and Mrs. Margaret Williams.
400 p. m.-QuestiOn Box Questions
on Sunday school work.
500 p. m.-Address, "The Worlds
Sunday School Army, Its Magnitude
and Methods, Wallace L W0odin
General Secretary, Connecticut Sunday
School Association; responses, Prof
J. w. Eichelherger, Jr., President A
NJ E. Zion Connection S. S. Union;
Bishop Walters and others.
Varick Christian Endeavor Day, Fri
day, August Is.
1890 a. m.-Address, Rev. c. S.
Whitfield, D. D, Secretary Ministerial
Brotherhood.
HOO a. MANUAL address. Rev S. L.
Smith, President Varick C. E. Union
$50 p. m.-Address, Rev. !. J.
Smyer, D. D., Secretary Zion Loyal
Legion of Financiers.
400 p. m.-Question Box on c. E.
work
500 p. n.-star concert by local and
Recreation Day, Saturday, August 20.
Beach. Basket lunch at Riverside
Park.
Glad Tidinss Day, Sunday, August 27.
$50 a. Move Feast, conducted by
Rev. W. H. Eley, D. D, of Bridgeport.
l0.45 a. m.-Sermon, Rev. B. w.
Swain, D. D., of Boston.
200 p. m.-Combined Sunday school
CIaSS session ana Young Peoples G.
E. rally. Address by Rev. L. T. Con-
quest of Danbury, Conn.
$50 p. ma Trilling Message from
SIN 40 Bo!IJV III pIoL4 uoIssITg mo
Henrietta E. Peters of Quittah, Gold
Coast lin costume).
! 7.45 p. m.-Holy communion; sermon
| by Rev H. NJ. StovaIl of New Haven.
The churches represented: Maine,
Portland; Massachusetts, Amherst,
| Attleboro, Boston, Cartridge, Great
| Darlington, New Bedford Sheffield,
| Springfield, Worcester; Rhode Island,
dence (Second); Connecticut, Bridge
port, Danbury, Derby, Hartford, Hay
den Windsor, Meriden, MiddIetown,
New Britain, New Haven, New Lon
! don, Norwich, Plainville, Putnam, Tor
| rington, Waterbury, Willimantic, Win