Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-23


 possible to vote a substantial increase in the pastors salary aR> the conference invited Rave. George D. Stanley to return as pastor for another year.
 The Following officiahs were elected:
 Trustees, E. E. Kenyon. " c. Spar
 go, Stanley Edwards. Everest Kines.
 ley, W. J. Simmons, W. H. .Clapham. c. S. Fowler
 stewards: Thomas chadburn. ", H. Clapnafn. R s. 'Coope. A E. Cility; Benjamin Dover. ". L. Foster. Mrs. S.. Elihu osf1prne. John Park5r, " G. Spae- go. Mrs. F. E. Fowler. Mrs. J. T. Park ef,a Miss g. Sisson, Miss A Payne. Miss l Mae Travis. Miss Eva Neider, W. R.
 Fowler. Mrs. Albert spargo. Mrs. Will ] jam Heoke
 Stewards: Edgar Matthews Mrs. Kate Scott. William Whitaker, R. W. Munseif, John Hogg. - Treasurer: W. R. Fowler. .. 1. Recording Steward: Alice Payne. 1 District Steward: W. c. Sparko i, Reserve District Steward: Mrs. T. r. ! Nichols. ." | Communion Steward: Mrs. Rooke. | Trier of Appeals: Benjamin DoweT. Helegate to Wiliimantjc Camp Meet | ing: Miss A. Payne. President of Bpworth League: F. N. | Parker.
 President of Ladies' Aid Society: Mrs. | F. E. Fowler I President of women's Home Missionary | Society: Mrs. J. T. Parker.
 l Superintendent of Sunday School: Ea- l gar Matthkws
 I Treasurer of Benevolences: Mrs T. P. Il Nichols
 Committees on---Reiigious Instruction
 Mrs T. P. Nichols. Mrs. W. H. cis pham Ralph Spargo. Mrs. Ralph Spargo. | Home and Foreign Missions: Edgar Matthews. F. M. Parker. Mrs ". A Rooke. Mrs. J, T. Parker, Mrs. C. J. Rowling .> Temperance: W. G. .sparso, C. J. Row. ling. W. L. Foster. F. B. Kenyon. Mrs J. H.. Griffin.
 Music: Mrs. K P. Scott. Mrs. T. P Nichols. Miss s. C. veaie. , Finance Committee: ". c. Spargo, W { IT. ciaphsm, V. J. Simmons. W. R : Fowler. Mrs. T. P. Nichols. Mrs. F. E 1 Fowler.
 Negro Education: R. s. Coope, Mfs s. A. Sisson. Mrs. s. NJ. Lewis. g. , Church Records: " J.' Simmons, VI 2 G. Spargo. Everett Kingsley. | Members of the Elective Board: Fdgs Matthews, judge: ". C. Spargo, teller F. A. Kingsley, teller |. al Christian Stewatdship:. Mrs J T. Park e er Mrs. T. P. Nichols, Mrs, P. H [ Opie Tracts: Miss Alice Payne, Miss Ernfn !, Rowling. Miss Aildted Culley.
 Parsonage and Furniture: Oficefs 0 the Ladies' Aid society Estima ting Mlnisterial Support: ". c Sparro' ". R. Fowler. ". H. CiaShar r Mrs T. P Nichols.
 - Hoppital: Mrs. " ]. Simmons. Mfr, Edgar Matthews, Mrs. A. P. Datsoh. Mls ' Eya Neider Il Auditing: V. Fl. ciabham, E. A. Kings Il ley and Mrs T. P. Nichols. 1, Lacohies, s At. a. recent meeting of the westeri l. High School Athletic association. Ale, q ander Bissett '22. was elected niAhags ' nt the 1871 football team, and Howar 5. Broadfoot,, 'zs, was chosen sssistar r manager, ,. ]. The dark stretch that formerly ;e4iste [ on Granite street near the home of Re 5, 8. M Cathcart. has been, fliunipate 5. by a new electric street light which he Q been installed at the corner, of Hehlan [ avenue and Granite street d Mrs%S g. Hussey Reed of Spring stee, n delivered ar. address Monday morning D. \ fore the students of the wcntn's co l. ieFe ef thS University of NeW' Jersey. v-t New Brunswick. N ! Tf,estlty ' Mrs. ftes 3.'i went to Atlantic City where she viii a k,t IeHu LDt ESdltOidi COHkSfeHcS OE me Fei s.'f ferai board for Vocations Training, whil ,nI will last all week. = - IS Abraham LRhn of Man nsfisld. Ohio, d. visiting at his home on Hillside avenu t. Mfr: Lahn is employed ae civil engine H. by the Pennsvlvania railroad.
 Over one hundred couples attended Ii sF annual Junior dance at the high scho a Monday night.
 VI Charles N Kebbe win address the rpes ,n ing of the Westerly board Of trade 10 n. held Tuesday evening, March i. in | #. town hall. His subject will be "Bukdii he Laws for Westerly" 1ds The solicitors for the American cov Ic. Ulittee for Relief in Ireland have ca o.I vassed about fourth of the territory
 the first two days of the local drive. r. The three sessions of the 55th a ed hual convention of the Rhode ISa, -t Christian EndeAvnr. which wers held nk Thursday at the Pswcatuck Seventh D Irf Baptist church, Westerly, were well | xi- tended. Addresses were delivered ! ed several prominent speakers.