Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08

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 Ths Baraca Fifs and Drum cSrps held 2 rehesFsal.at the chapel Mondey
 Hsnry Beckwith went to the Bactus h6Spitei lat week for treatment 3le alnder Brofhefs cornpa1y ase reftzfnished. B 10 eesin ssrvicss-
 The Chesterf1eld Baptist church will Dek1n services again the second Sun 6aX in May Rev. George c. Chao6oIl will speak at that time,
 Norman c. Allen was a businies- caller n Norwich Tuesday afterno0n.
 Mrs. A. F. Mitchell has returned from g visit to the south and Cuba.
 suhday School Eiscts of5eers.
 D0Hbting Castles was the sul15ect cf the sermon at the Union Baptfut church last Sunday morning. B{b1o school followed at 12. After half hour study of the lesson the annua1 sleeflon of omcers occurred with the following result: Superintendent, Mrs, N e. Allen; assistant superintendent, Miss Susie Wood; secretary and treas- urer, Miss Marion Henry: assiefant. Miss Florencs Chapman; pianist, Mrs George c. Chappell; assistant, Miss Smith; assistant, Miss George6beil kSmith. The school has enjoyed one Of the most prosperous years in its l1is- tory The attendance averages about l90 each Sunday The superintendent. Mrs. Norman c. Allen, who served faithfully the past IS months and was elected for the coming year, has done much to improve the school Tl1e teachers and officers have all done good, earnest work all through the balance on hand. The old library has has been renumbered and fine case in- stalled and the Grown and Cross" pin award system introduced. Miss Flor ence Chapman assists in fhe. Bible school music each Sunday with her violin.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hummel and Mrs. Hummel's father, George w. KiDgH- ley, have moved to one of Mir. Rum wells tenements back of the Union Baptist church.
 Thomas Hooper has gone to Loba- non to work on a farm.
 Roscoe. Dart who has been i'll with the grip for few days, is much fm- proved.
 To Attend Conference at Vale.
 Rev. George c. Chappell has arr ranged to attend the second annual conference of alumni and ministers of Connecticut at the Yale divinity school, New Haven April 24-26. Tha theme for discussion will be ''The Self f-Development of the Minister The Rev. Frank w. Gunsau1us, D. D., vii deliver the Lyman Beecher lecture on The Minister and the Spiritual Life" On Monday evening. April 2l. a banquet will be held in the circular room at Woolsey hall, with President lHad1ey as toastmaster. Dr.. Gunsau- 1us and other prominent men will re- spond to toasts.
 Miss Gladys Lattimer, student at vacation with fler mother, Mrs. Ara bella Latimer, at the Palmer home stead.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Latimer from New London are now settled ip tfeir home here. Mir. and Mrs. I6tiner Union Baptist church.
 9bason Closed with Supper.
 The young mems Baraca class of the Union Baptist church held their annual business meeting and banquet in the dining room of the chapel Wed nesday evening: Thirty-two were next fall was highly enjoyed The guests of the evening were General Secretary Richard w. Mansfield and Physical Director Robert LAtfmer and MT. Page of New London, Miss May Dafrow. Mrs. Thomas Watt and Mrs. c. B. Burgess. After grace was said by MT. Mansfield all joined heartily in enjoying the Baraca songs, which was followed by the Lords Prayer recfted together. After delicious supper served by Norman c. Allen and the stated that 21 meetings had been held since last September, with an average Attendance for the six months of IS. Received a gift of $1o and realized SIS from lectures given. Gave the finance committee $22 and expended in adj the class, said he hoped they would be on hand in the fall for the next meeting. MT. Mansfield spoke inter estingly from the subject Some Men and Boys Have Known. MT Latimer and MT. Page added helpful words.
 Meeting House Renovated.
 John r. Brown was in Chesterfield MOuudy III rIH6 Interest OL tHc D1PNiSe church there. Through Mir. BroWn's lead arstip the Baptist meeting house there has been painted outside and re- finished inside and is now in excellent repair.
 Miss Carrie Wood. who spent the winter with her aunt in Norwich, is spending her vacation at her homo here.
 Sunday morning at 1O.45 the Rev. F. ED. Luddington of Quaker Hill Baptist church will preach in the Union Bap- tist church in exchange with Pastor George c. Chappen. In the evening a Temperance concert will be given by the Christian Endeavorers with Mrs. George c. Chappell as leader.
 Miss May Turner. has finished her course of study in the New London Business college.
 MT. and Mrs. Angel and family have moved in the village.