Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-13
w EST RLY

The one hundred and twenty -sev. enth anniversary of the Rhode Island Baptist Educational society and the i nirety-fourth anniversary- of the | Rhode Island Baptist State convention will be held in the First Baptist church . in Warren Tuesday and Wednesday of this week There will also be sessions of the State conference of ministers,
 the laymen-s orsa nization and the
 Young Peoples meeting. Features of the Tuesday morning
 session of the state convention, Which
 will begin at go a. m. will be the re-
 port of Dr. C. NJ. Gallup. president,
 and the annual sermon, to be delivered
 this year by Dr. A. B. Cohoe of Prov
 iience A devotional service wilk be
 conducted by Dr. L. A Clevenger of Providence; Frank E. Ballou will give his annual report of the committee on revision of bylaws, and account as general secretary.
 Dinner at 12:45 will be followed by an afternoon session given over in the heginning to the education society. Prof Woodman Bradbury of the New ton Theological Seminary will make an address 6n The Task of the Minis ter of Today Rev. Frank Rector. the president will preside. At o'clock the sta te convention will again con vene when Miss Helen w. Monroe of Japan will speak on Our Present Op- portunity and Duty. Other addresses will he made by Prof. A. Mangans of Brooklyn, N. Y.- and Dr. F. M. Poteat. secretarv for the promotion of re- ligious life of the general board of pro- motion
 Albert Knight will preside at a law mems sIDper at s:15 nd speakers will be D-- F. Holvoke. Allan P. Peacock and. Thomas W. Waterman At the ev- ening session there will be stereopti- cor nctures of foreign mission fields, ard Dr. Pnteat will give an address on The One Hundred Million Dollar Pro- gra mme.
 Rev. O H. Wallace of Bristol win lead devotional services at the open ing of the Wednesday morning session. Various committee will report. and at 1n- 90 Dr. C1evenoer will open the l fifth annual raeattnF of the State there will be reports. election of offic- i avs and T address by Dr.. Austin K l OePlofs of Boston
 The morning meeting Of the con- l dress on 'tre "fnto-- Church. World | by Dr. Frank Reeto~. and | ! conference oos avaneelisu eorducted 1 ". Dr. IT. F. St'1lwe1l superintendent | ,f evangelism Of the Northern Ban ist Convention At the afternoon ses- i 'ion devotiora1e will be led by Rev z Harrison of Providence.
 i Mrs. J. l.. Peacock of Westerly will !. peak on 'aThe Women of Our State | nd the New Order" and representa- hort addresses on The State Work ITS and Work"
 Miss Hilda L. Olsen will speak on he Women's Foreign Missions Jubilee: Dr. allups will make an address on the Report Of the Committee of Five on i ts Rela tions to Rhode Island" , Dr. 1 ,tillwells biect will be An Evange- istic Programme for Our Churches
 At the Wednesday evening young 1eople's supner over which Herbert l will, be made bv Mrs Frank Rector. | Raymond Hawthorne and Rev. F.ST. Peterson. Stereopticon pictures of the l nome mission fields will feature the | evening meeting Beniamfns Starr of the promotion depart ment of the American Baptist Pnhlf- 1 caion Societv will make concluding address on The Experience of Busf- | ness Man.
 Benjamin P. MoulAon, police com missioner of Providence, and, for years | I summer resident of Quonocontaug | chased the large house and extensive l ands of Herbert E. Peabody of Shell l ourne Mills. N. Y. has just purcha sed | he remainder of that property. Mir. l Moulton now owns about sixty five i lcres of 0uonocontaug extending from | the beatch to the highway. and he | Dla ns extensive improvements, which l includes a casino. club and a large | boat house. The closing season has | been very successful one at the | beach. and even now several of the ,otta ges are occupied.
 Local LaconTcs.
 Westerly will be represented in the | ierce today (Monday) by Narragan-