Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-19
WESTERLY

Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the Wickford church Rev. Byron W. Hatfield of Westerly, who was to have preached the annual sermon at the two-day session of Narragansett- Baptist association, will not be able to do so on account of q re- cent operation to his throat. Rev. Wilbur Nelson Of Newport will be the chief 1 speaker. Addresses will be made by other clergymen. Business will be trans acted on the first day. The convention will open with devotional exercises and Rev. E. Allaby of Quidmuscet will speak. The moderator will be Hacry $. Dixon i; clerk. Edwin Moves; treasurer James E. l Reynolds, The officers of the associs- tion will respond to greetings extended ! by Deacon Charles B. Reynolds. At 1e.3O | will come the presentation of the associa- l ton program for adoption and commit tee will be appointed to nominate officers. l The sermon by Rev. William Nelson of Newport will precede the business meet ing and appointment of standing commit | tee for next year Introduction of new 1 pastors. invitations 10 visiting clergy and reading of reports will follow.
 The afternoon session will be opened at , o'clock by Rev. Theodore C. Gleason | of Allentor. Rev. W A. Talty of Wake i field will speak on Personal Evangelism. | Rev. E. F. West of East Greenwich will make an address on Evangelism Among 1 Young People; Our Evangelistic Pro- gram, Rev Williem Reid. general secre- tary, and The Claims of Ministerial Edu- cation. Rev. Frank Rector, D. D.
 1 At o'clock Thursday evening a song service will be held and devotional ser vices will be led by Rev Wilbur Nelson 1 of Newport, and will be followed by an | address by Rev. Mir. Rector on the topic I 10 o5 bx- 4l, Birth
 Friday only two sessions will be held 1 Rev. r. M. Mitchell of Brockton will open the meeting Friday morning at o'clock with prayer. The reports of the treas | urer committee on obituaries. state of re- ligion. resolutions and anti-saloon league will be in order Miss Viola Olson oi | Providence will give an address on Amer icanization Problems. Mrs Clarke Pot. ter. president of the Woman's Mission SO. cieties. will speak. and. Rev Emma c
 J. Park, first medical missionary 10 India and Rev. Francis M. Mitchell of Broekto will be among those heard
 Westerly baseball nine made biz hi
 Sunday afternoon at Riverside parl
 when they played the New London 1nde
 pendents. winning 3 to 2 in one of tn, most thrilling games played this season Foley and Field played a fine game il
 the infield and Solomon did his share be
 hind the bat in helping to win the game
 The visitors had Silva at third and Snitl
 in left and both did fine work The loca
 team tied the count in the fourth ant
 darted ahead in the sixth inning In tn
 ninth inning the visitors tied the score
 but in the 11th inning the winning rul
 was made by Westerly.
 The Shore Line electric ears the frs
 Monday in October will discontinue msk
 ing trips to Atlantic Beach To Watel
 Hill only four trips daily will be made.
 Monday evening a farewell reception
 was held at Crompton by the member
 of St. Philips church for their rector
 Rev. G. Edgar Tobin, and Mrs. Tobin. H,
 with his family will move Wednesday [, Westerly, where he will become rector o
 Christ church, succeeding Rev Edmun,
 J. Cleveland. now of Fsi River Mass.
 The cutting off of the corner at HiEl and Canal streets and widening Of Cana
 street was finished Friday and the nsT
 section received a good coating of e.
 ment and cars were allowed Sunday .
 stand on the section completed. Th
 sidewalk on the north side of Grant
 street has also been completed by th Fhighway commission and the gutter
 from Newton avenue to Summer stree
 received coating of bltuniinous con
 crete. They have been raised so ,h
 water will drain off Granite street mu..
 better. Work has been started on th 'vo'i'h side of Granite ~sroct f-pfl f'i'r-i