Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-09
WILLIMANTIC


 Willimantic Christian Endeayor union was organized Oct. 2. 1888. The present union officers are: Rev, Theodore Balch, South Willingtpn, president; Merritt J. Hopkins of Willimantic, first vice presi- dent Rev. Arthur W. Clifford of Wind ham, second vice president; Miss Isabel Service of South Wilmington. secretary i; Clyde L Lariin of Willimantic, treas- urer; eommittees-Mrs. w. H. Hall of South Wilmington and Mrs. A. D. Carpen- ter of Willimantic, junior work; Rev. H. B. GoodselI of Andover, pastor adviser i; H. A. Thompson, Andover, good citizen l ship; Mrs. F. 5. Willoughby, Scotland |, missionary; officers of union. intervisita- tion
 The societies and presidents of each so- ciety that belongs to the union are An- dover, H. A. Thompson Chaplin, Mrs. B. M Welch; Columbia, Raymond Lyman ; Gilead, A. W. Ellis; Hebron, Philip Clark {; Liberty Hill John Clark; Mansfield Gen. ter, Arthur Barrows Mansfield Depot, Ethel L. Klein; Scotland, Mrs. F. B. Will loughhy South Coventry Miss Marion Coleman Spring Hill. Mrs. John Nichols i; South Wilmington, Miss Marion Smith i; Storrs, Henry F. Fienemann Warren- vile, ". L. Durkee Willimantic, Mer- ritt J. Hopkins; Windham. Ralph Eaton.
 The program of the rally at Columbia follows:
 Afternoon session, 2.3o. Merritt J. Hop kins, Willimantic, presiding: Song ser vice, Rev, R. c. Paw, Mansfield Center scripture. prayer, Rev Charles G. John son, South Coventry welcome, Rev. New ton Owen, Columbia; roll call of socie- ties music, Sc lth Wilmington society reports, secretary, treasurer, pastoral ad- wiser, good citizenship, missionary, jun iOrs; business violin and piano, Rexford Crane, Miss Frances Crane of Mansfield Center; offering; hymn; address, Chris tian Endeayor in Connecticut, Herbert Wade Hicks. state field secretary of the Connecticut Christian Endeaxor union Hartford; music, Willimantic society New York, 1921, Merritt J. Hopkins, Will. limantie; hymn; announcements, Ray. mond Lyman, president Columbia society D. m. benediction; 43o-5.30, opportuni- ty for all to inspect the c. E. literature table; 5.5O, supper, Secretary Hicks lead CT of songs and cheers.
 Evening session, o'clock, Rev. Arthur W. Clifford, Windhan. presiding: Song service, Rev R. c. Pavy, Mansfield Cen ter; scripture and prayer, Rev. Marshall Dawson, Storrs A Prescription for g Sleepy Society, Field Secretary H. " Hicks music, Rexford Crane Miss Fran. ces Crane, Mansfield Center; pageant Four Decades of Christian Endeayor, di. rected by Miss Edith C. Tracy, Soutl Coventry; The Spirit of Christian En. deavor, Miss Dorothy B. Burdue, Willi. mantle The scenes were enacted by 2 hundred characters from the various so cieties as follows: Scene 1. Storrs, Gilead Spring Hill, Columbia; scene 2, Soutt Wilmington, juniors scene 3, Andover Scotland scene 4. Hebron, South Coven try. Windham, Mansfield Center. Colurn bia; scene 5, Warrenville, Chaplin, Go lumbia, South Coventry. Mansfield Depot Liberty Hill; scene 6. Willimantic, jun iors. Then followed the award of ban ner, hymn. and at SJ5 benediction b, Rev A. H. Gates, Scotland.
 It Is expected that there will be n IarS attendance at the meeting of the board O aldermen to be held tonight (Monday) ii . the council chambers at the town build ing. Many persons in the city intereste, in keeping Union street a two-way stree i as it is now have been active during tn past week working up support of thei measure. The measure to make Unio, street one-way street was proposed b AlderHan John P Carlsen at a specia April meeting of the aldermen.
 . Another hearing that will attract attep ton is on the proposed ordinance pro ? hihHing the Keeping of fowl or poultr within the limits of the city. At tn special meeting of the board it was deem ed advisable to have a public hearing be fore this law was put into effect Man now keeping hens arc planning to atten the meeting to prevent others from put ting the ordinance into effect
 The report of the Red Cross publi health nursing service for April, submit ted by Sara A. Keevers and Alice NJ Al [ ford. follows: Number of new cases 2; . cases cared for 65, nursing visits mad 240 welfare visits made 1S7, total nun her of visits 4S7 attendance at clinic 4S; Metropolitan visits 127; money du from M. Ins. Co S59.05; fees colIecte |. SAP; total S191.95.
 Mothers have been invited to attend th , baby conference held every Wednesda n afternoon at o'clock at the Red Cros = rooms, No 751 Main street.
 Saturday, May 21, at 10 a. m. at S Joseph's cathedral, Hartford, Rt. Re
 John J, Milan will ordain to the pries hood II deacons, One is Francis Chicoir of Willimantic. Mir. Chicoine attende L St. Mary's parochial school, made his pr, paratory studies for the priesthood at, S