Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-12
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 sg charIess G1 FInney vllcox, secretary nfSrhe Assotfstfons of ..theiNVi Vilcax HaM1- ilye and Allied amln neass isz in Vest er4y arrangingffow the fourth annual reunion of the RsF0 lQn which will continue for three daya Sa4idf probably begin Ahg. IS All members of the Wilcox fan1ily.E or any family allied therewitll, byf blood Sore marriage, with their friends are privileged to attend this reunion, which will be Fheld in Calvary Baptist church. lAl ftentatiye program is beingSprepa1ed,s which will Invocation. by Rev. A. Jones. pastor of Calvary church: address of welcome: singing by assembly: ad- dress, Hon! William R. Wilcox, L.Il. D., former postmaster of New York city, and chairman of public service commission; address by Esther Will cox, librarian emeritus, of the Vest erly library, History of Library Oe- velopment, and Sketch of Founder of Westerly Library, Stephen Wilcox; address by Dr. William A. Hillard of Pawcatuck, on Colonial Governors of Rhode Island; address. Early Rhode Island Wilcoxes, by Ray Greene Rawl- ing, to be read by his daughter; read mfg, by Miss Nellie Wilcox, of West erly; music, Miss Ruth Wilcox at p1a- no: recitations, by Miss Florence Wll- cox of Milford, Conn.,, and Mrs. c. c. Wilcox, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; reeita- lion by Miss Gladys E. Case, Of Col linsviIIe, Conn; tableauX. presenting contemporaries of William Shakes peare; motion picture entertainment arranged by Ella Wheeler Wilcox at the theatre conducted by Courtland Bradford Bliven: address, by Ralph Webb Wilcox. IL. D., surgeon United States Army Medical Corps. 9nd pres ident of Therapeutic Society of America; address. Hon. Elias Bum dress, Charles C. Pinnev NFi'CcT, l.. M. secretary Of aSSociatit',, on Our Colonial Ancestors Contemporaries of William Shakespeare. Poet. Country man and Kinsr9n. a2d Other Sights of the Golden Age: address. Mrs. The odore Wilcox Martin, on Roger Will Hams. Founder cf Rhode Island ADos- tie Of the Free SouI and His In- fluence on Our Institutions. A ban ulset will be held at the Rhode Island house one evening during the reun- Ion. The general headqua rters will be at the Rhode Island house.
 The local committee of arrange ments and entertainment as comprised of Ethan Wilcox, Miss Fannie Wilcox, Francis Wilcox Aiken of Mystic, Asa c. Wilcox of Stonington, Frank Ma than Wilcox, pr. William A. Hillard Miss Abbie Hall, Mrs. Mary Coy Chap man, Courtland Bradford Bliven George R. Wilcox of Providence, Dr Horace Wilcox of Wakefield. Rev. F c. A. Jones, Miss Phebe Wilcox ot Mystic and Mrs. Elizabeth Hurley
 The officers of the association, are: Mrs. Theodore Wilcox Martin, o1 Rockville. Conn, president; Hon. Elias Runn Wilcox, of San Juan, Porto Rico Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, of Short Beach. Conn, and Harry Wilcox, o1 Charles c. Wilcox, Brooklyn, N Y. treasurer: Charles C. ITinney Wilcox 2f Brooklyn, N. V, secretary; Mrs caroline E. Wilcox, of Norfolk, Conn. assistant secretary: John Asher Will COX, of Hartford. chairman counse
 Dmnittee of forty eight members.