Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-10

The fourth quarterly conference. conducted by District Superintendent Rev. e. e. ScreYener of Norwich. in the N F. church Friday evening With Dudley C. Perkins, secretary was opened by prayer by Rev. MT. ScriV- ener.
 Tho election of trustees. stewards, and committees, were held in the fol- lowing order;
 Trustees for three years, D. R. Povey. H. w. Huributt. D. .. Perklns; for two years, Rufus w. Hurabutt, C. A. Satterlee, E. E. Tubbs; for one year, C. H. Chapman, C. E. Colver' R- Irving Hurlbutt.
 Stewards-'C. H. Chapman. .. E. Colver. D. C. Perkins, George F. Dean, R. l. Hurlbutt, Miss Jennie G. Per kins, Rufus W. Hurlbutt, Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine, Mrs Henry. w. Hurlbutt Mrs. D. c. Perkins, Mrs. Charles J. Pierce. Mrs. c. A Satterlee, Mrs liar mon L. Perkins. Mrs. Elmer D. Tubbs, Miss aKte B. Colver, Miss Laura A. Perkins, Miss Sarah T. Latimer.
 Recording steward, Dudley C. Per kins; treasurer of benevolences, Miss Jennie G. Perkins; district steward, C. B. Colver; reserve steward, D. c. Perkins; finance committee, Rev James M. Potter, c. E. Colver, Miss Jennie c. Perkins, D. c. Perkins. Miss Alice Satterlee.
 Foreign Missions-D. C. Perkins, R. Irving Hurlbutt, c. E. Colyer, Miss Sarah. T. Latimer; home missions and tchurch extension-M ssiKate E. Colver, Mrs Charles J. Pierce, R. Irv- ing Hurlbutt; Sunday schools-Mrs. c. E. Colver, Mrs. Fanny A. Mol throp. Mrs; c. J Pierce; tracts and and Grace A. Chapman, Mrs. Delphine Fish, Miss Alice Satterlee: temperance -C. H. Chapman, D. C. Perkins, Ru- fus W. Hurlbutt, Miss Olive Rogers;
 T -IN1- &,s-, Mrs H. W. Hurlbutt. Mrs. ID. C. Perkins; Freedman's aid-Miss Alice Satterlee, Mrs. Lucy A. Hurlbutt, Miss Jennie G. Perkins; church records-D. accounts-Noyes B. Allyn, c. E. Coll yer; parsonage and furniture Kate B. Colver. Mrs. D. c. Perkins. Miss Amelia Mathewson; church music-Mrs. E. JaFontaine. Miss Alice Satterlee. c. B. Colver, c. H. Chap man, Mrs. D. c. Perkins, D. R. Poyey: estimating ministerial support-C. E. Colver, D. c. Perkins, c. H. Chapman, N. B. Allyn; camp meeting-Mr. and Perkins, Miss Kate B. Colver. Miss Alice Satterlee; flower fund commit tee-Miss Alice Satterlee, Miss Laura A. Perkins, c. E. Colver; trier of ap- peals-D. c. Perkins,; delegates to an yer, D. C. Perkins; alternates-R- Irv- ing Hurlbutt, Miss Jennie G. Perkins
 The years report of the pastor, Rev. James M. Potter, the report of the Sunday school were received and or dered placed on record with the re- port of the Epworth League, by it's president, R. Irving Hurfbutt, as were also the several reports of the W. H. Nj. society, the Ladies Aid society, the trFstees' report and the treasurer of benevolences, Miss Jennie G. Per- kins.
 It was ordered sthat the report of n, As,--- 7-1 in before the converting of conference. It was the unanimous wish of the conference that the pastor, Rev. James M. Potter, who has been in charge of this church for three years. be re- turned the coming conference year.
 Recovering From Illness.
 Courtland F. Colver, who has been his little son. c. F. Colver. Jr.. who has also been i'll, with pneumonia, under the care of a graduate nurse, are making improvement.
 At Free Academy Contest.
 Mrs. Joseph DeRusha and Miss Mabel Smith, of the village, attended the Newton Perkins prize speaking last week Wednesday evening.
 Personal Items.
 Mrs J. Edmund Norman and little
 
 mans sister, in Norwich, Friday after noon.
 Holy communion was administered by Rev. James M. Potter in the M. E. church last Sunday morning.
 Mrs. J. Edmund Norman was the appointed leader for the Epwctth Lea que evening service with this topic My Attitude Toward My Social In- feriors.
 Rev. James AI Potter was invited to conduct services at the Bradley Street Mission, New London, Sunday eve ming.
 Mrs. William D. Allen and daughter Miss Gertrude, were entertained at the home of Mrs. Austin B. Allen in New London, Saturday.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Miller of the