Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-18
DANIELsON

Ninety-three delegates representing
many communities IN Windham county
attended the second annual convention
Of the Windham county Y. NJ. C. A. at
the Baptist church Tuesday evening. The
annual reports submitted to the conven-
ton show that the county organization
has prospered. that the idea of service
TO youth that it fosters has solidly -aken
root and that the prospects for the future
Of the county organization are bright
The principal address was given by
F. l. Saxton of Norwalk. His subject
was Our Job, and what ne had to say
left fine impression. State Treasurer
C. Harold Gilpatric of Putnam again
heads the county committee he person
mel OF which follows:
Putnam-G. Harold Gilpatric, w. S.
Ames, Chas E. Dean, e. C. Morse. c.
D. Arnold W. r. Penny. John G. Johnson.
Danielson-I W. Davis, C. II. Stark
weather, H A. McEwen, Ernest r. War
rem. A. L. Reed.
Thompson-Dr. r. c. Paine, Il. S.
Backus. Alexander Maitland.
Piainfeld-Cecil L. Butler, Robert r.
West
woodstock-Dr z. R. Pike, Albert Fl
williams, Bert johnson.
Pomfret-H. H. Davenport, Frank K
Haines, Robert W. Boys.
Eastford-J. c. Tatem, c. n. Tatem
Goodyear. W. Buckley.
Dayville-N. L. Greig.
Wauregan-J. Arthur Atwood, Chas
~ Robinson.
Brooklyn-Marshail J. Frink.
Central Village-Charles H. Bragg.
p foh T.,
Cranska, Thomas ]. Seaton.
Sterling-H B. Mowry.
Willimantic-W. C. Hill.
The committee submitted resolutions tC
the convention and they were adopted
setting forth that it commended the state
committee Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Of Connecticut for organic
ing the 7. NJ c. A. work in Windhan
county: expressed appreciation to tn
men who blazed the trail as mem1cr
OF the county committee recommended
continuing the same type Il work TO
the coming year as Indicated in the frs
annual report thanked tho newspaper
for their loyal support in their new
columns: also the pastors IF the church
es for their fine cooperation, as we'll a
the men Of the local committees and tn
leaders Of the groups for their help Il
making this work possible.
The county secretary was thanked 20
the most efficient manner ii which h
has organized and developed the wor
during the past year.
Acknowledgment was expressed to tn
women OF the Baptist church for servin
The fine anquek
The committee approved the action
the county committee in cooperating wit
Hartford and Tolland counties in secul
ing the camp site on Black Pond for tn
oys' camp; also thanked the officers an
members Of the Baptist church fer I'll
use OF their building for holding cnI
vention: also, recommended TO all IL
towns and villages Of Windhara couI
ty that they adopt the program
Christian work for their oys aad your
ment, and in conclusion extended IL
thanks Of this association to Harry !
Smith. state secretary Of county wor
why by his untiring work, has made pc
sIble the success of tine Y. NJ. c. A.
Windham county
The committee comprised, r.
Haines, W. S. Ames and A. l.. Reed
The attendance at the convention VI
as follows:
Putnam-Chas e. Richardson, Mrs
E. Richardson. Mrs. Chester z. Child,
D. Arnold. Mrs. c. D. Arnold, Mrs. Sar
uel Rich, John Calder Stoddard, Jr., Sar
uel Rich, Mrs. John c. Stoddard, .Tol
c. Stoddard. F. A. Maryott. George Sta
ley Shaw, King James Bogardus, Erne
c. Morse, Clementine H. Morse, Mrs
d. Sharpe, c. D. Sharpe, Rev. ilathi
B. Burton, Ernest B. Kent, Mrs. y.
Ames, W. S. Ames, D. B. Gilbert. MI
F. A. Maryott, Mrs. E. B. Kent, C.
Gilpstric, George D. Clark, Mrs. Geor
D. Clark, J. H Corbett.