Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04
PROGRAMME MADE UP
 FOR BAPTIST AkNIVE RSARyEe

me Connecticut Ba ptist anniversar- les, Which comprise the 9sth annual meeting, Of the Connecticut Baptist coflVentlon, with meetings of minister ial association Women's and young peoples societies are to be held this year; Oct 1S. fl and 15. with the Cen tral Baptist church of this city. The following is the programme for the three days:
 Monday. Oct. 13.
 Thirty seventh anniversary Of the Conference of Baptist Ministers of Connecticut. President, Rev. George K Atha, Groton: secretary. Rev. Earle w. DarroW, West Hartford -
 Session at D. m.-Praise service; appointment of nominating commit tee; report of changes in the minis try; welcome to new pastors: address. Rev Henry F. StillwelT, D. ,D evan : geiistic secretarv American Home Mission Society, Cleveland. Ohio: ad- dress. Rev. Edgar R. Hyde. Middle town; tonic, The Grounds of the Hope of Immortality
 Informal reception to ministers wives and widows at the parsonage l5s Broadway at ?. m. Hostesses: Mrs. A. F. Purkiss and Mrs. Lucius Brown,
 Annual meeting of the board of trus tees of the Connecticut Baptist con vention al 4.45 D. m.
 o-3O r. m. supper.
 
 the Connecticut Baptist Educational Society. President. Rev. George " Nicholson. Bridgeport: secretary Rev. B: N. Tinahie, Meriden. 7.3o p. m.. de- nual report of the secretary: histori- cal. sketch. Rev. H. Nj. Thompson. DID,. Hartford address. Rev. Frank W Padelford. Boston: address P. H. J. Lerriso, M, D.. New York city; pres entation of centennial offerings from the churches.
 Tuesday, Oct 14.
 Ninety sixth annual meeting of the Connecticut Baptist Convention Pres ident. Rev. John Newton Lackey. D.D., Hartford first vice president. Charles F. Walker. New Haven; second vice president, Rev. Horace B. Sloat. Wa ter z ': secretary. Rev Albert E. Goa .~. D.D. Hartford: treasurer. Charles Edward Prior. Hartford; au- ditor. Edward I. Petze & Co. Hartford
 Session at 10 a. m.-Devotional ser vice. Rev George R. Atha,. Groton; lyn l.. Brown: response and presi- dents address. Rev. J.. N. Lackey, D. D.. Hartford; appointment of com mitteee3 report of board of trustees, Rev A: B. Goats. DID, Hartford; re- port of the .trea Surer, Charles Edward Prior Hartford: report of nominating committee and election of officers: re- port of committee to- nominate trus- tees, Rev. F. E. Gates Hartford; cleo tion of trustees: annual sermon Rev Ebert E. Gates, Hartford topic in Mansoul-Romans 1:14; report of committee on pro gram. Rev. A. B. Coats, Hartford; ad- journne ent
 12.30-Dinner served.
 Second session at ?. m.-Devotion- al service, Rev. George R.. Atha. Gro ton; ministers and missionaries ben eft board. Rev. Peter C. Wright. DID,, Hartford; report on national survey. Rev. Frank ". Padelford, D.D., secre- tary board of education: report of the committee on ministerial standing Gre rerred from last year9 reports of com mittee and unfinished business: 400, i of the new board adjourn i ment.
 5.s0-Supper
 Third session at 7so p. r.-S.ereor- ticon lecture. Rev.,R. MapIesden, Suf- ] field; address. W. Quay Rosefa Bos- ton, Mass, topic, A New Day for Bap- 1
 "Wednesday. Oct. 15. Fourth Session at 10 a. m.--Reffg- | ous. education; report of committee | ,n Bible schools. Rev " T Aiken | committee on young peo- ole's work, Rev. A. B. Todd, Hartford: | on social service Rev. CIar- l .nce HIN Frank Stamford; devotion II. service, Rev George. R. Atha, firo- on; address. Rev W. T., Thayer of | Hartford. director Of religious etuca-