Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23
Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam
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 Friday Evening.
 The slight shower did not prevent l the audience from gathering at the auditorium on Friday evening where l the praise service led by Mir. Reynolds began, but after the Glory Song the l rain began to fall and the meeting | adjourned to the tabernacle, where ] MT. Reynolds sung very touchingly, l 1 Love Him, and at once MT. Taylor be- gan his sermon. He took for his subject, What is a Christian? with l an Awakened Man. A Christian Man 1 is New Man. An Obedient Man. He is Victorious Man. He is Man with a Future. At the close a consecration service was held.
 Saturday Morning. 1 The early morning meetings were well attended. At the Stafford Springs house a meeting was held at p. m. The meeting was led by Brother J. J. t'itten of Stafford Springs. On Satur- day morning there were ffty-one tes- timonies in the hour. The singing under the leadership of Prof. w. o. 1ulutT IS d ltdIuIe Ol IH6Se IleellHSs. At 10 a. m., with the sun brightly shining the people gathered at the preachers stand. A praise service led by John Reynolds was much enjoyed. The district superintendent gave out the notice. The scripture lesson was read by Rev. A. A. Grant of Stafford Springs. Prayer was by Rev. F. c. Baker of Fairhaven. Rev. J. s. Thomas gave a scripture recitation from lea 2A Mfr RnNnnldC a solo. Rev. G. A. Grant then preached the sermon of the morning from John 1:45-4l. MT. Grant preached a ser mon to laymen.
 Saturday Afternoon and Evening.
 At p. m Mir Taylor spoke in the children's meeting in the New London house. The children's meetings have been the best attended for seven years. children being present on Saturday.
 At ? D. m. an audience with many additions since the morning service, gathered at the auditorium. Mir Key holds lead ttie praise service. Rev J. H. Newland gave out the notices. A collection was taken. Then MT. Rev mold sang a solo. Why Should l Be Discouraged? Dr. Coote read the scrip ture after which Rev. !. z. Thomas offered prayer. The audience joined in singing Myles Lane. Then Dr. Coote took for his text Psalm 110-3d verse.
 At p. m. under the EpWorth league a meeting was held under the Ii ne tree by the flag pole. This was an ideal meeting place and a spirited meeting was held. T he meeting was led by Rev J. F.. Fischer.
 At p. m. there was a large audi l ence at the auditorium. A feature of the service was the praise service l which has been enjoyed everv one, ,ss,TF I'M. trict superintendent gave out the no- tices. Rev. Harry Taylor read the | scripture lesson. Then Rev. J. H. | Newland offered prayer. Then brother l John sang a solo, What Will You Do | with Jesus? Then MT. Taylor began i the sermon. taking for his subject, | Pilates Perplexities Mir. Taylor | preached the most powerful sermon of | the evening and at it's close the audi | ence went to the tabernacle where an | after service was held
 First Katy Did. |
 The first Katy-Did was heard Fri | day evening. They have made their | appearance a little later than last year.
 Work for the Post Man.
 The season of the post card is with | us. Mir. Arnold, our accommodating mail carrier, one day this week took to the local office over 400 cards. From s to $S worth sof stamps are sold daily, Mir. Arnold has brought to the grounds the past week as high as thousand pieces of mail
 Camp Echoes.
 Rev. r. F. Brooks of Moodus is an over Sunday guest.
 MT. and Mrs F. c. Barker of New London are also at the Barker cottage
 Miss May Darrow and Mrs. II. Manuel of New London are at the Caulkins cottage on Foster avenue.
 Charles E. Gardner and c. P. Caulk- ns of New London are at the B. E. l Gardner cottage on Haven avenue.
 Mrs. Theron Graves and two chil- lren and Mrs. Ella Clark of Ciroton are spending few days with Mrs. r. Barker of Wesley circle.
 Harry R. Wilson of Moosup, who led he singing on the grounds for twenty six years and has been to all of the fifty meetings, is here for the meet hgs this year.
 pr. c. F. Sitterly, whose series of ectures on the first epistle of St John have been so thoroughly enjoyed, eft on Saturday for West Hampton. '. l.. where his family are spending he summer.
 At the Beth-El the Rev. F. A. Hillery )f Providence, editor of the Beulah Christian, Charles H. Robinson and wife of Providence are registered MT. Robinson is one of the directors of Douglas camp meeting.
 Mir. and Mrs David Gorden. MT. and Mrs. George Gordon and Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Tyne all of Hazard file, visited the grounds on Thurs lay Co hear Dr. Jordan. The party made the trip in automobiles.