Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-20
PARK CHURCH ELECTION
AND ANIMAL, REPORTS


Weston C. Pullen, for four years SUI
pertntendent of Park Congregational
church Sunday school and for three years
previous to that time assistant super
ntendent of the sch Of, declined re-elec-
ton and at the annual meeting of the
church THURSDAY evening in the Hugh
Henry Osg3od Memorial Parish nous
George L. Ingalls, was named and elected
as his successor Myron B. Prentice for
several years clerk of the church also
declined re-allpointment and has been
succeeded by Robert L. Johnson.
The annual business meeting of the
church was preceded 10y supper. Covers
were laid for 100 and the menu was al
follows:
Beef Loaf
Cold Ham Escalloped Potatoes
Pickles Pineapple SAL
Rolls Squash Pie
Cheese Coffee
The annual meeting which was one Of
the most successful ever held by the
church, was called to order at 80 O'Clock
by Rev. Samuel H Howe D. D., the pas
tor. The clerks report showed the pres
ent membership as 321. The report Of
the church treasurer. Miss Adelaide L
Butts, showed the past year to have beer
a very successful one financially
Encouraging reports were made b!
| Weston C. PuHen, retiring superintendent
| cf the Sunday school, H. Downer John
son, treasurer of the Sunday school anC
| William II. Latham, the school secretary
| A splendid report covering the actiSi
ties of the Woman's Federation of til,
church prepared by Mrs. James A Bid
NTe.l was read by Mrs. w Tyler Brown
The report covered the various meeting
held by the federation, gifts made al4>
boxes sent to mission fields during TIL
past year.
lie activities of the boy scouts wer
covered in report made by Scoutmas
ter Jonathan L. Johnson. The report show
| ed that the scout membership has bee
doubled and that great progress is bein
made along scouting lines.
The report for the cIurCh society wa
made by Frederick w. Cary. 1t showed tn
past Year to have been unusually sue
cessful and Indicated another prosperou
twelve months N 1922 The church elec
ton resulted So follows:
Deacons for three years, F. w. Brown
| ing and Leonard O. Smith. New mem
bers for the church committee Mrs GEE
D. Colt, Miss Helen B., Rogers, DR.. "
w, Leonard, Neville Blicq, Clerk, RI
bert C. Johnson. Treasurer Miss AIDE
laide L. Butts, Assistant treasure
Miss Matilda Butts. Auditor, I
D. johnson.
Offertory officers, DR. John
Blackrnar chairman William S. Fle
cher, Robert w. Perkins ALE
Lalnanb H D. Johnson DR.. v
W. Leonard, chairman, Neville Blicq, RI
bert Cochrane Edward j. Graham, Hit
berd R. Norman. Delegates to county CO,
fereue, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Allis, NJ
and GSR B. A Wightman. Su-erintel
dent o4<8lday school, George L. Ingall
Assistant superintendent of Sunday scho
. Jonathan L. Johnson Honorary supe
| intendent of primary department, Mi
Sarah L. Huntington. Superintendent
primary department Mrs. George l.. L
gals. Assistant superintendent of pr
! mary department, Miss Marion William
: Miss Constance Clapp Miss Helen Clap
Treasurer OF Sunday schol, H. Down
r Johnson Secretary of Sunday school Wi
e liam H. Lathasn. Librarian, W. Mani
j Eastwood Mrs Frank Hampstead Eb
Learned and Henry A. Tirrel, were a.
= pointed a committee in charge of t
4 Thursday evening meetings.
The committee in charge of the cnur
:. supper consisted of Mrs. H D. Johnst
chairman Mrs. Frederick w. Cary, NJ
H. R. Branche. Mrs. Charles Burde
Mrs Wilbur Williams, Mrs. Neville Blk
Mrs Charles Garner Mrs Frederick
~ Sayles, Mrs. Robert Cochrane, Mrs W
= liam Eastwood, Mrs. James A. Bidwe
l. Young people of the church assisted
er serving.