Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-27
M0NTviLLE.
Services in. Union Baptist Church Dur,
 ing the Past Week.

Miss Florence Chapman, who is teaching near Baltic, spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Allen Chapman r
 The Sunday evening union meeting Of the Young Peoples society and the preaching service at the Unon Baptist church is now called the Pleasant Sunday Evening Hour" MT. and Mrs. Chappell will hereafter conduct song service. using Winona hymns, the or chestra assisting. An attractive pro- gramme with special musical features will then be given by the young peo- pie, followed by a gospel sermon by the pastor.
 Sang at Groton.
 The male quartette, Messrs. Loom is. Hope, Chapel and Woodmansee, sang selections at the Odd Fellows meeting in Groton, Monday evening.
 Miss Roby Boynton became an as- sociate member of the Union Baptist Young Peoples society Sunday eve ming.
 Mrs. Mary J. Wright spent Thanks giving with friends at Hope Valley, Rhode Island.
 Rev. George c. Chappell, Norman Allen, Leon Allen and Edward Smith attended the special revival meeting at Uncasville M. E. church Friday evening, November IS.
 John Hurlbut and Howard Rogers witnessed the football game at Nor wich Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Holmes and daughter spent the early part of the week with Deacon and Mrs. E. s. Henry.
 The tenement opposite the Palmer Bros.' factory is being put -in good condition for occupancy.
 Young Ladies' Society.
 v been organized in the Union Baptist church by the pastors wife. Mrs. George c. Chsppell. The name chos- en is the Friday Evening club, which will meet every two weeks at the chapel. The programme consists of music Bible drill and the preparation of special features for the church services and games. A delightful eve ming was spent by about thirty young ladies last Friday evening. A boys society will soon by organized by Rev. G. c. Chappell with the name of Adel- phians. The boys will use the ladies' parlor of the church, through the per mission of the church members.
 Miss Alice Hooper of Norwich spent Sunday at her home in Palmertown
 Additions to Church Membership.
 Last Sunday at the Union Baptist church, the pastor. Rev. George c. Chappell, spoke in the morning from the theme, Reasons for Thanksgiving to an audience of one hundred and twelve. The young ladies' chorus sang hymns, and for the offertory Mrs. G c. ChappeH played as a violin solo, Rubinstein's Melody in F. The pastor made a brief address to the five young people recently baptized, and gave them the hand of fellowship and cards bearing life motto texts from the Scriptures. Deacons Brainard Henry and Smith spoke words of wisdom and extended the hand of welcome in be- half of the members. The new nem- bers are Misses Florence Chapman Ethel Boynton, Maud Wood and Leon Allen and Edward Smith.
 There were siyty-one communicants at the Lords Supper which followed and an attendance of ninety-eight at the Bible school. The Pleasant Eve ming Hour from 6.30 to 7.30 was at tended by one hundred and ten. The Instrumental trio, piano, flute and violin, opened the hour with special arrangement of the gospel hymns, fol- lowed by song service and young peo- ples meeting conducted by Miss Ethel Boynton. Topic, Blessings of Thank full Heart. Miss Marion Henry and Miss Lena Miner read Thanksgiving poems and the. leader brought a fine message from the topic. A duet was sung sweetly by Miss Mabel Daniels and Miss Grace Lyon. Think and Thank was the pastors subject for a brief address. The largest number of people was at the services Sunday and evening since May 1.
 Mrs. Arabella Latimer has returned from an outing among relatives at Staten Island.
 School Entertainment.
 A Thanksgiving entertainment was given by the Palmer Memorial school Tuesday afternoon. Principal Mur- phy spent Thursday at his home in Dover, N. H.
 Rev. George C. Chappell addressed the mems meeting at the Y. M. C. A. building in New London Sunday aft ernoon. Subject, Christ, the Carpen- ter of Nazareth