Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
WILLiMANTIC CAMP GROUND. Good Speakers Heard on Friday-DroP in Temperature Appreciated-Late Arrivals.

Several hundred enjoyed the open air service in the auditorium Thursday evening. After the praise service. MT Taylor said the prayer of life is the essential life of the Christian" and he urged all to pray as Rev. 4. c. McGH- ton. D. D.. of Westerly prayed.
 Jas. f: 2 and 3, was Rev. Harry Tay- Ior,s text Many people say God never answers prayer who have no right to say 1t. Keeping the commandments is a condition of having prayer answered Do you keep them2 Nol Then you have no right to say God don't answer prayer. Two classes are mentioned in the text, one don't pray at all,. the other pray wrong They ask amiss.
 Bro. Taylor told how Jesus taught the principles of praying. Don't pray to be seen of men, but go to the secret place. Forgive, believe, be importunate, agree together in wrestling for bless ing
 A number came forward at the evan blessing
 Fridays Services.
 Human Derelicts was the subject and Amos 8: was the text, They shall wander from sea to sea- on Friday morning, when Rev. F. w. Gray of East Clifton of Westerly, who was called home to a funeral. Israel was wander ing from God time after time. So in these days there are human derelicts
 
 out captain, pilot, crew or port. Here the welcome drops of a shower were heard on the limited roof of the audi torium and the people sought it's shell ter and the books of the Methodist Book concern were hustled beneath it. Human derelicts are not only the buns but the so-ca1led 1fberalists who tie up to nothing, who cut out Christ, the in different ones who let down the bars to little sins. as they term them.
 Miss Walker sang Let the Lower Lights Be Burning, Rev. c. H. Van Natter accompanying.
 Evangelist Taylor said: Conscience is not infallib1e but the word of God only. Some say if a man is only in earnest he'll come out all right. It's false. The more earnest a man sails toward the rocks, the bigger will be the smash
 Friday Afternoons Services.
 At D. m Rev. Harry Taylor ad- dressed the children's meeting in the tabernacle. It was largely attended, many adults also being present
 At ? ?. m. Rev. Ernest G. Wesley of Providence, a Hneal descendant of the English Wesleys, was the preacher. He read his scripture lesson and Rev. L. M. FIocken Of Willimantic offered prayer. MT. Wesley's text was John V: 10 ''Ehe record God gave of his Son. Do you know if you do not be- Heve the record you throw the lie in Gods face? All the truth man needs to know is in this book Other so-caN- ed religions have bits of truth but lots of error. The Bible has only truth. Cut Christ from scripture, what would be left? Completeness of life comes only from trusting this record.
 The o'clock meeting was held in the grove and was conducted by Mrs Morgan.
 The usual D. m. meetings were held in the tabernacle and the Stafford Springs house
 Camp Notes.
 Mrs NJ H. Adams of Groton has been at her cottage, Pilgrims Rest, No 16 Haven avenue. all summer.
 The sudden change to cooler weather after the short thunder squall Friday forenoon was greatly appreciated by the campers.
 At Hills cottage on Church circle are Mrs J. M. Hill and son Arthur of New Harlan c. Hill and Mrs. J. M. Weir of East Hampton.
 Mir and Mrs. l. F. Goodwin of Nor Haven avenue, all through the sum mer season. Mrs James F. Brooks of Jewett City and MT and Mrs. Palmer of Lisbon and son Earl are }ooming also at Bide-a-Wee
 Dr. and Mrs. Gal p5ns- Of New York have been missed fron~theIr cottage, Buena Vista, during institute and camp meeting weeks though on the grounds earlier in the season. They have been ar 8 Galpin fanilE feunion at Canan daigua. N. Y-,4 where tha doctors. par ents live. Mrs. GaIpin is expected on the grounds again next week Mrs.