Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-26

was seized, with a sudden attack and fell, sustaining a fracture of the hip.i Just how bad the fracture is could not be ascertained Sunday by Dr. Owen. O'Neil, who attended her. The funeral of O-igen Atwood Sessions was to have been Held this (Monday) afternoon at Mrs. Sessions home, but other ar arrangements have had to be made be- cause of the regrettable accident Ori- gen Atwood Sessions and the late Lu- eius Sessions were brothers. Announcement was made Sunday of the meeting of the spring institute of the First district Windham county Sunday school to be held at the Meth odist Episcopal church next Sunday. There will be sessions afternoon and evening and the following program will be given
 AFTERNOON SESSION. {, S.00-Devotional service
 3.13-Business session and. election of officers.
 F. s.30-Workers' conferences. l I-Children's Division. Mrs. Helen B, i Cummings leader.
 .II-Young Peoples Division, Mrs. 1 Cora Stevens leader
 HLHome Department. Mrs. Mazie B. Clark leader
 1 4.15-Standard of Efficiency and Summer School Mrs. Magic B. Clark.
 4.45-Enlisting the Youth in the l Church School Program, Rev. Marshall Dawson.
 EVENING SESSION. P. M. 1 Praise service.
 Evangelism in the Church School
 Rev. A. D. Carpenter
 Making the Flag. Doris Aver, Caro- lyn Cummings, Betty Everest, Mary
 Training for Leadership. Wallace T. Woodin. The funeral of 0. A. Sessions will be
 held today (Monday) from the funeral
 parlors of the J. C. Lincoln Go. at :
 p. m.-adv.
 ! The annual Church night of Boy
 Scouts and Girl Scouts of the Willi-
 mantle troops was held Sunday even |, ing in the church house of the First | Congregational church. Both troops ir i uniform attended, carrying their seoul banners. During the. professional and 1 recessional the Boy Scouts were led by Scoutmaster R. c. Rose and, Mir. Top Tiff: the Girl Scouts by Miss Rutt i Chappell and Miss Talcott. The scouts ] were given fine address by Rev. Har- ry $. McCready upon The Scout Re :; ligion: It's Three Maxims-Know Thy i ! After the meeting a review of botf J organizations was held upon the lawr I in front of the church house an6 proved most interesting to- those wht 4 saw it. The color bea Ter for the even. i ing was Scout James P. Shea; tht bugler, Eugene Jolie. rendered the Sa lute and Taps like 4 veteran. A. L T Clarke led in the congregational sing. ;, ing of Onward, Christian Soldiers, ant r The Battle Hymn of the Republic. ! The stockholders Of the WiiIimantit }1ndustrtal company are to hold anothe meeting, as at the last meeting the re quired representation of two-t thirds 0 ..t the stockholders of the company wer not present The directors recent, voted to go on per cent. basis ant : one of the matters to be decided i
 whether the stockholders will vote t
 instruct the directors to buy and leas more land to the Ressie Velvet Co Tn company recently. voted to increase it capital stock to s280.e00 and 1t is ssi the original stockholders will have tn | first opportunity of buying the .ney , stock. which amounts to about s4o,eot l, About 15 members of the Y. Nj. C. , participated in an all-day hike Satur day which took them up the. Williman , tic river as far as South Coventry.
 
 arrival Saturday night about o'clock 5 Delegations Of high school student : from all over the state attended Higl l School day at the Connecticut Agricul tural college Saturday. Over 40 school 1 were represented. Over 500 student ,i were transported from trains arrivin ; in this city. 430 of whom were girls t The attendance was. larger than laa 9 been planned for and some difficult 3 was experienced in arranging accom- : modations Athletic events were ru 9 off on Hawley field preceded by . baseball game between the Trinit
 baseball team and the Connecticut Az 9 gies. In the evening a dance was hel r which was attended by the larges
 gathering of any affair of it's kind a
 the college. A majority of the student r stayed oyer Sunday and will return t s their homes today (Monday). Thi was the third annual High School da !. held at Storrs and is held for the pur : pose of showing prospective student 5 the college and it's work