Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-04
WILLIMANTIC

Ministerial Association of the. New Eng
! land Southern Methodist Conference is
to be held in the First Methodist chuCch
| this city Monday and Tuesday, Fsbruary
1 6 AMI Z There are to be two sessions each
| day.
| This is the usttsl meeting Of the minis
| tiers of the district preceding the annua!
Conference. Rev. William II. Bath o.
| Norwics1 superintendent of the district
Will preside at the meeting.
| The general subject of the two days
1 will be '"IHhe Leadership and Works of
the Holy Spirit" The following program
will be carried out: Monday afternoon,
! o'cfock. devc{ionat axercisss led by
/ Rev. G. H Wilber of Oneco. business
session will be held. Rev. ". E. Paxton
of Hazardvilie wifi then be heard on The
Teachings of Jesus on the Holy Spirits. :"
The session will close with an address by
Rev j. A. Rock of Putnam whose subject
will be The Leadership OF the Holy
Apostolic Church"
The The evening session viii open at
$50 o'clock with sermon by Rev. Samuel
matched of East Hampton.
The first session Tuesday will start
at $50 o'clock, with devotions led by
Rev. John r. Miller of East Thompson,
/ q
John z. Duxbury Of Tllonpsonyille viii
give an address What Paul Teaches
! about the Holy Spirit" The session will
close VITA an address The leadership of
the Holy Spirit IN the Modern Church
by Rev. V Y. Sawyer of Rockville.
The afternoon session will begin at $50
o'clock with devotions led by Rev. ]. 3.
| Aldrich of Norwich Town followed by
short business session. Rev W, II. Dun
mack of Burnside will speak on THE En-
downeut of Power The conservation
service which Will close the meeting, Will
! be led by Rev. William H. Bath, district
E.Eaintendent
Officers Of Les Artisans were Installed
| Thursday night at st. Joseph's hail, as
| follows: President, joseph Lefebyre;
vice president Harvey Morrissette; sec
| end vice president, Osias Chenette; sec
rtary and treasurer Alfred J. Larivisrre
cc'nord, first, Arthur Lacasse; second.
| Oliver Benoit; auditors. Har .ey Rock,
! Paul Belanger and Arthur Fortier. The
i,ss55a ion was by Organizer Napoleon
Ls-vegne 81 Noonsocket, the master of
ceremonies was Alexander Laroque Of
! t,as,eyr,e. Brief addresses were made
by Rev H Belec, Camille BoJtcler, IIor
m.sdas Dica, Alexis Caisse, Joseph Lee
fsi3rvre and Na9oleon Leyerne.
The Rockville Leader says. Captain
Frank P. F'entoa CT the Spanish War Vet
Grams bowling team of Wlllimantic has
challenged Captain Martin LaubschAr of
the Si-anish War Veterans bowling team
Of this city to a bowling contest to be
held either in Willimantic or Rockville.
I The losing team is 10 buy the winners 2
turkey supGer on the evening of the game.
Captain L4aHbscher will probably accept
the challenge.
The less sustained TUESDAY night in the
fire at the Hills block by Virginia Baker,
Morton Baker, Dickerson G. Baker and
MISS Hannah Sullivan who occupied the
/ apartment on the FORTH floor. and which
was estimate st $1,000 was adjusted Fri
DAY for s2.509.
William Rabidean. 10, giving his home
as circuit town of Stafford, was before
she local court Friday morning charged
with trespa ssiTlg on railroad property.
lie was arrested early Friday by Officer
William Andersen Of the Central Vermont
railroad. Through his guardian ad Item,
Rabideau said he was guilty, but that he
had been out CT work for some time
and was seeking employment. He lande5
in Wilhman4c Thursday night, and be
ing broke knew ne must go to the polic;
. station for the night. instead he went Il
sleep in {. car OFFICER Anderson said tie
, boy Old no. break into the car. Judge
Foss suspended judgment and told the
BOY he had q hours to start for home A
! man in court room gave Ra.3ideau SUI
feiert funds to get him to his home.
A lecture and reception under the
auspices Of WIlimant;c City oGee No. 362
l. O. B. A., is to be held Sunday after
noon at O'Clock at the town raj Il
/. honor of the tenth anniversary of the
lodge. Prominent speakers are to be
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