Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-29

erick C. Baker of Providence, Capt H. M. Randall presented the matter of raising $500 to pay for the land purchased last season. By a plan of Subscription a little in advance of the sum desired was raised in a little time
 Gospel Messengers.
 The preacher of the afternoon was the Rev. Myron F. Center. D.D-, of Providence His text was John xix: Is, Away with him. In these days they would take away our Christ by rob ping him of his divinity. We have an existence whether we want it or not, and, mark it, Jesus Christ has the only plan that explains all the plan of our human life Are you putting him out of your life2
 Miss Thyra Walker sang at the close. What Will You Do With Jesus |? Mir. Taylor closed with an exhorta- tion. A number responded to his earn est invitation.
 Wonen's Meeting.
 At D. 1n., Mrs. Morgan led the wo mems meeting in the front part of the auditorium. At there was the house and the Epworth league met at the same hour in the tabernacle.
 The final prea ching service was held at o'clock. Rev. Harry Taylor, the evangelist. being the preacher
 The closing service of the camp meeting was that held at the taber- nacle this morning at o'clock led by Rev. A. H. Withee of Eastford. Adjourned Meeting of the Association
 This was held at the Mantle house at D. n1-, Saturday. The district su- perintenGent, who presided, opened the meeting with prayer. The postponed subject of some betteE method of light ing the grounds at night was first brought up.
 Rev. E. NJ. Anthony reported on the 1aft nf joh hn electricity. It was stated there was a probability that the main electric light wire would be brought to the cottages near the entrance When that is done the cost to bring it here, but it is inn practicable at present. After some re- marks it was voted to refer the matter to the executive committee with pow CT.
 It was moved also that any violat- ors of the sanitary laws relative to having covered garbage cans should have their attention called to the rule must buy such sanitary pails.
 The w. c. T. U.. the Sunday School association and Epworth league were granted the usual courtesies Of the grounds for next year.
 The district superintendent report ed having signed the deed of sale of the strip of land to the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., which was mentioned in The Bulletin S. report Of the annual meeting of last Wednesday It was stated that an adjoining piece of land on the west had been sold to E. F. Clark for S10O. and another piece on the east side to another party possi- bly, for like sum.
 Camp Notes.
 Among the arrivals at the grounds Friday were MT. and Mrs. Charles l.. Morgan. Florence and Eleanor, of AIiddletown, and Mrs Alfred Morgan They are at Gales Ferry house.
 At Culver cottage. 90 Wesley cir cle are Mrs. s. A. Colver and daugh- ter Kate, Mrs. Charles H. Chapman and Courtland F.. Colver.
 At Rock Nook, 13 James avenue. are MT and Mrs. l.. O'Brien and daughter Iva Mrs. s. Vanderbrouk and daugh- ter Jennie MT and Mrs. l. C. Web ster. all of Middletown. and Harold B. Waldo of Glastonbury
 Bible Presentation.
 At the children's meeting yester- day afternoon, Mrs. Jane E. Read was greatly surprised when a young girl Miss Abbie H. Dennjson of Westerly stepped forward and presented her a large and beautiful limp covered Bi- ble Rev. J. H. Newland, Mrs. c. H Morgan, Mrs. H. H. Sterry and Miss Ethel Kellogg and H. G. Hill addressed the meeting.