New Britain herald., 1922-02-10
W|GHTMAN AGAIN IS
 CITY MISSION HEAD Miss Bartlett Makes Annual Re- port.-Fresh Air Camp Pictures

Workers of the City Mission visited 27s homes during the past year in which people of 20 different nationali- ties resided. according to reports a, the annual City Mission meeting held in the South Congregational church last evening.
 About 200 people were present, F. M. Wightman. chairman of the board of directors. had charge of the meet Ing and Walter O. Cook offciated as secretary in the absence of Secretary c. H. Barnes.
 Wightman Re e-electe1. | F., NJ Wightman was chosen unani- ] mously to succeed himself as presi- dent for the coming year. F. F, Neu- mann was reelected honorary presi- dent; Attorney Mortimer H. Camp was named vice. president; W, L. Da- mon, treasurer; A. W, Upson, auditor The executive committee comprises c. Platt, Rev. l.. $. Johnson, A. r. Hancock, Miss Louise Noble Succeed ing H. B. Moore). Mrs J. H. Kirk ham, and the pastors of the follow ing churches: First Congregational, South Congregational. Stanley Mem. orial Trinity Methodist. First Baptist. St. Marks Episcopal, Peoples, swed- ish Baptist, Swedish Bethany, English Lutheran. German Lutheran. Swedish Lutheran and German Baptist
 Upson Reelected.
 A, w upson was re elected trustee to serve until 1925. E F Neumann's term expires next year and W. L. Damons in 1924.
 The finance committee is composed of Paul Rogers, E. J. Skinner. W. r. Damon. H. l.. Mills, H, s, Walter Luclus Taylor. B. B Bassette, NJ. K Pasco, Miss Flora Humphries. Miss Eleanor Lewis, Miss Agnes Vance and Mrs. William Judd
 Recitation and songs from the New Britain fresh air camp at Burlington last summer were rendered by some from the mission Stereopti- | con views were shown of last years fresh air camp.
 Mrs. D'Addario Reports
 Mrs Nicolo D'Addario. who has charge of the Burritt Mission reported Qn the splendid work being done by the junior achievement clubs at that place. She told how the boys are being taught to make useful articles and toys and are learning how to conduct meetings She told of her Saturday afternoon play hours
 Sewing Schools
 Miss Margaret Crawford, of the Methodist, church, reported on the Methodist sewing school. conducted under the auspices of the mission She said there are 90 girls in the school, representing l4 nationalities There are IT teachers and helpers. Miss Estella Dickinson is in charce
 Miss Louise Noble reported the troubles the Lafayette sewing school had In finding a home How 1t had 1rifted around from one meeting place to another and finally located m the First Baptist church There ; are S5 pupils and 10 volunteer lead srs in this school The sewing school It the Burritt Mission was reported lpon by Miss Helen Rsckliffe.
 Junior Achievement (
 Tn the absence of Mrs Fred Hew. i tt. Mrs D'Addario reported on the girls junior achievement club at the Burritt Mission She told of head 0 foot club now meeting there, where young girls are being taught how to make clothing and hats,
 Mrs. J, H. kirkham. who has 'harge Of the boys junior achieve nent club meeting in the First Con- ,regational church. told of the work hc hove a ro doine- opd ,,,ootio,ad tl.z l . unior achievement bazaar at tho 1 3oys' club gymnasium. March 20.