Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27

port follows: . To the Members Of the First I5ap44IssS1
 Church.:
 Your committee is or tic obl2ion it can do no better than to submit a.j iss report, the following minutes .sot tfc action taken by q joint meeting, he'd November r. 1919. of the two. commit tees, appointed by the First and, Cal vary Baptist churches, reSpectiveIy. with every member present l:
 At joint meeting of the two com
 nittees heretofore appointed by the First and Caivary. Baptist ct. arches Of Westerly, respectively, ito conner tSs to what can; be done to bring .aeout . union of said two churches" Leld eIl Monday evening. November r, 1919, the following propositions and recon mendations were, after due cons: t!ei,a- tion, unanimously adopted: 1. The members Of said committees firmly believe that it would be foS tie mutual advantage of said churches ana for the@spiritual and moral wei fare of the community in the midst Of which: their. places of worship are .o= cated. should such. union be perfected. ]. Thus believing, the members, of said committees, hereby feconmend that Eaid two churches do, at the car Hest practicable date take the. neces sary steps to bring about such union. ,. The members. O. said 4 commit tees do further. recommend, as d defi- mite step toward such atnaIgamation the holding Of regular union prayer and conference meetings or each and every "Wednesday cVering and united Christian 8orsho and Bible school on each and every Sunday.
 4. The members of said committees do further recommend that the boards of trustees Of said churches shall de- eide which church bd;Tding shall be temporarily used for such purposes.
 Respectfully submitted,
 LEWIS $. 1d'NEIL..- THOMAS H. PEABODY. L. DAISY II. PEA BODY. @ Committee for First Baptist church. CHARLES SEGAR. ] WILLARD II. BACON, i ..a JENNIE E. STANTON. For Calvary Baptist church. l Mrs. Augusta. Kenneth, widow of i George Kenneth. q :rinter in Wrester- l l., for hSty years, died Wednesday at
 her nome in George street. She bad l been in failing health for two years ! Mrs. Kenneth was the daughter O MeiborT and Asenath Saunders and
 was born September 35, l849, al Dlnn's Corners. Westerly. She is sur vived by 2 brother, Van E. Saunders l of Taunton, Mass. MT. Saunders and lis wife have been with Mrs. Kenneth for the past year.
 i Local Lseonics.S
 Since tte death of Horace rose, tat
 turkey king, who always furnished the bird for the Thanksgiving dinner O the president Of the United States Westerly has lost prestige as d turlle. town. S @. The annual show Of the South Coun. IT,. Poultry" and Pet Stock Association opens today (Thursda.o. Miss Mattie. P. Babcocl1, formerly o Fawcatuck, has closed her house g
 Doobsr Ferry, \. r. and will spent
 the winter in los Angeles. Miss Bab
 cock has 9 fife interest iil the Barbe Memorial building In High street. ant
 was one of the heirs or the estate o John F. Eose.
 The Italian Young. Mems club ha attached money in bank to. the cred
 il of Frank Mamma, the man. who de serted his. wife and two children, an' si went away with the wife of Angel Cappuac.o. taking two Capuccio chil
 dren He was treasurer of the club. Howard Tayios. and Antonio Rims
 will spend Tha nlisg.viug day in Hart ford.
 Richard Leathan will spend the da .u afer.den.
 , ;a 4 union Thanksgiving service va held tn the Brnad Sr-e7t. Clristia l church. Wednesday evening. The ser mon was preached by rteE. George I : Stanley, pastor of Grace Methods < church. 5 Westerly Lodge of Ell1s enjoyed : l.eai Westerly turkey supper at tie I :odge room. Thanksgiving eve. = 4 dance Tas given in Westerly Fig s school hall Wednesday evening undt t he auspices Of the school athletic a
 sociation.
 , Lieutenant, James P. Nelson gave a .s interesting and instructive talk C v physical exercises used ill the arm
 at . meeting Of the Westerly Be
 Scouts. He used some or the scou ,4 70 demonstrate the work. '- Some Of theJTeteran employees ha' .o returned to work on the Shore Lii 70 electric road.