Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-19
MnNTVILLE
Social and Entertainment Affairs of I
 the Weei<-What is Going on in Church Circles.


 MT. and Mrs. Flank Sawyer have moved into the Rhodes tenement.
 Frederick Palmer and Robert Lati- naer attended the Asosa class supper at the Union Baptist church Monday evening.
 Services at Chesterfield
 Services were held at the Chester ne!d Baptist church Sunday afternoon. The Rev. A. B. Coats of Hartford was the speaker. The male quartette from Montville sang three selections. Sew eral young people took the ride from Eere.
 Union Baptist Church. At the Union Baptist, church sun day morning the pastor spoke on the subject, A Man Sent from God. Near 1y one hundred were present at the Bible school. The Cross and the Grown award pens for perfect attend ance were distributed. The crayon talk to the school was given by the pastor. Tomorrow will be rally day in the school.
 At 6.30 the Christian Endeavor tenn perance meeting was conducted by AL bert Edwards; topic, The War Against the Saloon. MT. and Mrs. Fred Spen- Ger played violin and piano duets, and the chorus sang The Home Protection Song. Rev. A. E. Coats, D. D., of Hart ford spoke at o'clock on The Beauty of the Lord, to the edifcation of all. The ladies choir sang a special sseiec- ton, with Miss Gertrude Olson soloist. At the c. F. business meeting the members voted to adopt the pledge No. in the constitution leafet Feast and Oratory for Mems Class.
 The mems Agoga Bible class of the Union Baptist church. twelve in num- Der, gave their first supper in the din- ing room of the church Monday even- ing at o'clock. There were 5 guests present and a total attendance of 63. The supper comnlittee-N orInan c. AL lon, chairman, and Everett Chapman furnished q delicious collation, after which the president Of the class, Ed l win $. Henry, made opening remarks and called on Rev. $. H. Maine of Un- casvile to ST eak .On Broth erhcod. The speakers were G. Turner Loocnis, Rev. c. c. ChGpIyell, Principal Murphy. Hon. 1 George S. Palmer of New London. The principal address was given by the 1 Dev. J. F. Danfortn, pastor Of the First l Consrega t1onal church, New London, America was sung in closing. The 1 men spoke in highest terms of the plea mt evening. Hoard About the Village. Mrs. Elisha Palmer of New London 1 was the guest over Wednesday night of relatives in the Palmer homestead. MT. and Mrs. Jesse Watt left Mont
 
 1 in Hartford.
 ! Rev George C. Cfappell was in War 1 renVille Tuesday afternoon at the re- l opening Of the Baptist church there, 1 where MT. Chappell was the pastor for 1 frteen years before coming to Mont i vile in May, 1907. Br Chappell made an address on "Reminiscences. Dr. A. P. Coats of Hartford preached tine ser mon.
 Athletic Sports Planned. 1 Ninteen young men were present al | the Baraca class social gathering on 1 Tuesday evening. The recently pur- | chased wrestling mat was enjoyed. The soon.
 1. o. o. F. Roll Gall. The I. O. O. F. had 9 pleasant time i at their roll call Tuesday evening about eighty members and guests being pres i eqt. Music and Comedy. | The Young Ladies' Friday Night club of the Union Baptist church, un- der direction of Mrs George c. Chap music and comedy at Palmer Memorial hall Wednesday evening. Prof. R. E Reyes, violinist. from New London, and the ladies' violin quartette and duet selections delighted all. George Pratt i and Miss Elsie Pratt played the banjo sweetly. The comedy, X Peck of Trou- ble; the illustrated poem, Those Old | SWoethearts of Mine, by the club la l dies; the pantOniime entitled AIS Well That Ends Well, and the negro character song, I Wish l Could Sleep Like Rip Van Wrinkle. by Fred Hope bsr, Come Where My Love Lies Dream ing, Miss Gertrude Olson solist and i quartette chorus, was well rendered $37.64 was cleared