Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-30
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
MoNI;WLLE.
Sixty Dollars voted Toward Church Rspairs-Thames Lodge, I. o. o. Fs
 Observes 18th Anniversary.

The supper and entertainment giv- en by the graduating class Of Palmer Memorial school last week was wei patronzed; $41 w&s realized for the c1Ans treasury. The feature was the mock triaI, Gun Against Nun
 The Palmer Memorial teachers and Mrs A. P. Mitchell, Rev. and Mrs George c. Chappell attended the week Friday afternoon.
 About fifty were present at the weekly prayer meeting at the chapel of the Union Baptist last week Thurs day evening.
 Frank Hart has gone to Bellows Falls, vt.., to work Will Watts has taken his place as clerk for Allen Chapman
 Progress With Church Repairs.
 The exeerior of the Union Baptist Tne tower doors have been replaced by windows and double doors have been placed in the center, with Eoncrete stps- The interior is nearly finished. among friends Sunday last and attend ed the Odd Fellows anniversary in the afternoon.
 sPastor's Anniversary Sermon.
 "A Man in a Basket was Rev. George C.. lChappe1I's subject at Pal sn1er Memorial hall last Sunday morn ing This was the first anniversary
 
 Montville as candidate, and he re- peated the seTU1on delivered one year ago. The Bible school subject was Warning and Invitation. About 100 were present, a gain of nearly thirty over one year ago. The school voted $50 toward the church repairs. A cray on talk was given by the pastor. A missionary meeting was conducted in P Mitchell. There was a piano vol untary by Mrs. G. c. ChapeH. The chorus of B voices sang Joy to the World Then followed scripture read Edwards; solo, Who Could It Be? by Robert Latiner; reading on Japan, by Miss Grace Lyon; hymn, Before Je- 11oval1's Awful Throne, by chorus; of G-~C- Chappell; solo, o ConQuerdng Cross. and chorus; notices by pastor; song Night is Der, Christian Endeav- or; benedictio on.
 Another $50 Voted.
 At the Young Peoples business meeting, held at the close $3e wae vot- ed for church repairs, making from Bi,le and C.. D. $50 voted Sunday.
 Miss Lee Of New London, who has been caring for Asrz John Brown through her illness, has retufMed home Mrs Brown is conifortable. The 18th anniversary of the o1xan- 1zation of Thames lodge, No. p, F O. o. F., was observed at Palmer Me- snorial hall Sunday afternoon, ,S April 24. There was large number of the order present, besides Q. goodly num- Der of the townspeople. Several att tended from Norwich and New Lon- don. The order of service was as fol- lows: Piano voluntary, D'Orso's Reve d un Ange. Mrs. G. c. ChappeA; scrip ture reading. IT. Samuel, 1st chapter, Davfdss lament over Saul and. JoaBa- than, by Rev. s. F. Maine, and prayer by Mir. Maine A quartette, Robert l.atsn1er first tenor, Fred J. Hopo, sec- ond tenor, Fred Chappell first bass, Roy Woodmansee, second bass, sang Looking This Way. The speaker was Rev GeorKe c. Chappell, pastor of the Union Baptist church, who chose as his. subject The Man Who Counts MT, Chappell said there were three charac- terfstics of the man who counts in this world in any walk in life-Grace. Grit and Sumption. These three points were developed by the speaker Tho unartette sang When the Roll is Cali- ed Up Yonder The benediction was pronounced by Rev. $. F. Maine, paa- tor of the Uncasville NJ. B. church.
 RehearsaIs Held.
 Rehearsals for Aunt Almira Pease' $ Album were held at the hall Monday and Wednesday evenings.