Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-20
ADVANTAGES FOR THE
NORWICH DISTRICT WORKERS.
Will Be Given at the Wilimantie In
stitute Aug. 9-12.

The Willimantic institute will be held
by the Epworth league at Willimantic
camp ground Aug. 3 to 12 it being an
attempt to give the advantages of Sill
yer Bay and Mortified to the workers
of Norwich district who can afford
neither the time nor the money for at
tendance upon the older summer con-
ferences. Every one OF the corps Of
instructors is capable of giving expert
instruction. and perusal Of the pro-
gramme viii show that this institute
will compare with the best.
The institute will open Monday, Aug.
9, at Z a. m, and close with the even
ing session Thursday, Aug II, with the
following programmes:
MONDAY.
p. manipulation service.
s p. m.-Platform meeting. address
by Dr.. Homer e. StunIz, secretary of
the Board of Foreign Missions of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
TUESDAY DAILY PROGRAM.)
6 a. Nursing bell.
s7-Quiet hour and morning watch
Breakfast.
7.55-s.50-ChapeI and Bible study.
$3.50 Mission study classes. Dele
gates will choose between attendance
at class in home missions or foreign
missions.
1o-1O.5O-Junior league and chill
dren's work.
11-115O-Personal evangelism.
12-Dinner.
2-6 D. m.-Recreation, rest and quiet
study.
5-Period for interviews and Ques-
tions.
6-Supper.
7-Inspiration meeting.
8-Platform service.
The Platform Meetings.
The largest source of helpwulness
will of course come from attendance
upon the morning classes, but no one
can afford TO miss the excellent series
of evening addresses. The o'clock
evening services will be addresses, as
follows:
Monday-Dr. Homer C. Stuntz OF the
Board of Foreign Missions of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Tuesday daymen's evening)-Colonel
Elijah w Halford, secretary OF the
laymen's missionary movement, and
other laymen prominent in the New
England Southern conference.
Wednesday-Bishop Daniel A Good
sell, d. D.. resident bishop of New
York.
Thursday-Closing services of evan
gelism.
The exact outline Of the 7 o'clock
meetings will be announced later.
Among the speakers will be Thomas
Chew, founder of the famous Fall River
Boys club, who will speak on Work
With Boys. Miss Martha B. Hixson Of
New York and Rev. Ralph S. Cushman
will discuss the new Young Peoples
Movement of Missions in the Sunday
School EnWorth Ieapua Methods
Christian Stewardship. City Mission
Work and other-vital topics will have
a place on the programme and some
excellent speakers are expected.
Camp Meeting.
The Willimantic Camp Meeting as
ISOLATION has issued the following an
nouncement in regard to the remainder
Of the camp meeting week programme:
Aug. 1s-Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union day.
Aug. Missionary Sunday. 10 a.
m, Woman's Missionary society; speak
er, Mrs. Amanda C. Clark of Boston,
Immigrants home. D. M, Woman's
S. o. Benton. D. D., missionary secre-
tary, New York. 4 p. M, children's
meetings, Mrs. Lucie Harrison, Cali
fornia. ..-> ,esss sj3f. gs.ri, r.
Aug. 16-Connecticut Sunday School
union, forenoon and afternoon.
Aug. 16-23-Evangelistic services OF
camp meeting. Evangelist Harry Tay-.
Tor wilt preach every evening and
speak stSall other services John w.
Reynolds will, as usual, have charge
of the music. Prof. Charles F. Sitter
ly. D. D.. of Drew Theological seminary
will deliver three helpful addresses.