Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-13
arranged A valentine party is arranged for St. Valentines day.

arranged. A valentine party is arranged for St. Valentines day.
 Secretary john IT. Corbett has ar ranged the following announcements relative to Windham County '. M. C. 1 A. activities in various towns of his dis tTict:
 Putnam: Monday evening the second meeting of the Putnam Hi r club was l held in the library of the high school building. c. l.. Southey, sub-nlaster, is l acting as leader of this group. Theyl are planning to hold meetings each 1 Monday evening, from T.30 to g. They will use An Older Boys Problems for their discussion course. l The Radio Pioneers, under the lead ershap of Alfred Barber. have held two meetings, the first. an organization meeting, at MT. Barber's home last week. The meetings in the future will be held in the basement of the Congre- gational church. The Fire Brand Comrades, with Geo. II. Warnsley as leadee. had a very en- Sports and hot dogs were the main fea- lures Of the event. Another group of Pioneers has been organized by Rev. John stoddard They are holding meetings ever::' Saturday af- ternoon, sometimes at Mfr. Stoddard's home and other times in the Baptist church basement.
 Thompson: A Pioneer group has re- cently been organized in Thompson, un- der the leadership of F, s. Badsus. It {, is being arranged for this group to have the use of the Thompson Boys club 1 room for weekly meetings.
 l Plans are also being made for the or 1 Ganization of a senior '. M c. 4. group l in Thompson. to be led. by A. Maitland. 1 Moosup The Ioosup Pioneers had their first meeting Wednesday evening 1 of last week in the basement Of the Rap | list church. This s a union group com posed Of boys from both churches. They ! are looking forward to 6 very pleasant and profitable winter program. Their leader is Richard Daggett.
 Two Comrades groups are under pro cess of organization, one of Baptist
 boys under the joint leadership of Paul Roper and Thomas J. Seaton; the other
 of Methodist boys under the leadership 1 O. H. Richardson and Rev. E. C. Wag-
 ner. They are planning to secure Mill ner hall in which to play basketball and carry on other features of the physical program.
 Woodstock: The local committee met
 last Monday evening in the home Of Dr..
 E. +. Pike. Seven members were pres
 ent and George Wethereu was appointed
 leader Of the senior Y Nj C. A. group in
 East Woodstock, Rev. Henry D. Baker
 to assist in the conduct of the religious
 program. Owen White and Rev. Eos
 dick Harrison were anpoint ed joint lead
 CTS Of the Woodstock Academy Hi '
 club. The committee ir arranging to en-
 certain a college deputation team iron,
 Wesleyan Jan. 2122
 County Secretaries Conference: Two
 especially fine addresses were delivered
 at the monthly conference of the Con-
 nec-icut county secretaries held in New
 Haven last Wednesday and Thursday
 Rar. J II. Niece, pastor oF Calvary
 Baptist church, New Haven. spoke or
 Fellowship in Thought and Prayer. Rev
 Samuel GraifIand, religious work secre- ! tary of the West Side branch. New York
 snoge on The InsDirational Life of a Sec
 -eta7y. The personalities of these two , men as well as their message made a
 profound impression on all who heard
 them
 4 summary of the Y. M. c. A activ.
 tties !n the eight counties of Connecti cut brought out the following facts , There are 96 groups in the various coun. 5 ties holding weekly meetings, enrolling 1900 or 2o00 men and boys Also some ] form of county Y. M. C. A. activities 1.
 being conducted in 1S3 different co4rsnu
 mites in the state. These figures in . dfcate that the county Y. M c. A. !. making good in Connecticut. If everyone will be good until tosnor row (Saturday) at midnight, Putnam . i will have made the fine reconi of round 2 Ing out the first two weeks of 1922 with out an arrest being made in this city ant
 without session of the city court. Miss Emma Barrett Of Mission Crou1
 Of the BaCSlst church had the mem
 bers at her home for a meeting Thurs f day afternoon. There was an in+ar.xt = ing program.
 The body of Mrs. Emma ChambsrIi, Whtppie, who died Sunday at the az,