Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-17
UNCASVILLE
Personal ltems-Reiieious interests
Special Services at Chesterfield Bap-
tist Church.

Miss Charlotte NJ. Kicks of Hartford
was the guest OF her cousins Misses
Gertrude and Lydia Olson, over Sat
urday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sawyer We're
guests of friends in Hadlyme Monday
and Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs William Grnnell
spent Sunday with Nj. and Mrs Long
a Bozrah
Mr. and Mrs. Farrar. who recently
came to MOntVille, are making their
home in the fine house where Or. Tay-
lor lived last winter Mr.. Farrar is
machinist for the Robertson Paper
company.
Miss Robie Boynton is enjoying two
weeks outing in New York
Miss Maud A. Wood, who began her
normal school training at Willimantic
last Tuesday, spent Sunday at her
home here.
Services at Baptist Church.
Rev. George C. Chappcn preached
last Sunday morning at the Union
Baptist church on The Lost Crown, to
large and appreciative audience. A
large chorus sang I'm Subject of the
King of Kings. Miss Nellie Chapman
and William Mckensie sang beautifully
Just For Today. The offo~ing for state
missions was large. The amount to
raise is $50. Mrs. A. P Mitchell is
the chairman of the missionary COM
mitteC.
The evening Christian Endeavor
meeting was helpfulIy conducted by
Miss Ethel Boynton Topic Proud
of What? A large chorus sang, assist
ed by the flute. Misses Gertrude OIL
son and Charlotte Hicks sang sweetly
He Knows It All. The pastor deliv-
cred brief sermon from the suject,
A Great Motto. The motto was the
words of Samuel Mills. uttered at the
haystack prayer meeting in 1908: I'VE
can do it, if We WILL Text, Phil. iv:
IS. The Christian Endeavor business
hold evening meetings at $50 instead
of :, for fall and winter.
Attended Baptist Convention.
Those attending the New London
Baptist associa ton meetings at the
Huntington Street Baptist church, New
London, on Wednesday and Thursday
were the pastor and Mrs. George G.
A. p. Mitchell, Mrs. ID. D. Lyon
Mrs. G. A. Chapman, Mrs. Norman c.
Allen. Miss May DarroW, Deacon and
Mrs. Edwin S. Henry, Miss Bertha Ly-
on Miss Alice Hooper. Miss Florence
Chapman and Miss Carrie Comstocl
The next meetings of the association
will be held with the Union Baptist
church next September.
Old Home Sunday at Chesterfield.
al tiIt ltttSlCl AIC4h peAptlSl Glidl II
las Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock OLD
Home Sunday was observed. There
was large attendance, including IL.
from different sections of MontVille
The house of worship has been refin-
ished inside by murescoing the walls
and retouching the pews. outside
blinGs haze received one coat of paint
All bills contracted are paid. Beauti
full flowers decked the pulpit. Rev
George c. ChappeIl of the Union Bap-
fist church MontVille, who has con-
Quoted services one Sunday each month
since May. conducted the services. The
musical part Of the programme was
inspiring. Miss Marion Henry was or
ganist, Mrs. George G. Chappell, Miss
Florence Chapman and Miss Peabody
violins, and Frank Sawyer. cornet
helped greatly in the leading of the
songs. Rev Leonard Lester of New
London, once a preacher there, led in
prayer. The pastor. Rev. G. {. Chap
peIl. prea ched from the subject, ouI
Glorious Heritage. y quintette, com
posed of Misses Gertrude Olson and
Maud A Wood Frank Sawyer. Moses
Chapman and Rev. G.. G. Chappell
sang Nearer. My God. 10 Thee. and
Need Thee Every Hour. John Brown
recited poem al the close which was
enjoyed.
Miss Julia Craft, returned mission
airy from Burma, was the guest Of her
cousin Mrs. Everett Cha pman. Tues
day.