Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-10
OFFICERS FOR THE
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS.
Ono of the Visitors Came 1000 Miles
from Isle of Pitcairn.

People have come from far and near
to be present at the conference of the
Seventh Day Adventists, which is now
holding its closing sessions. Places
represented are Hartford, Bridgeport,
New Haven, Willimantic and Hebron
in Connecticut: Providence, Pawtucket
and Westerly, in Rhode Island Attic
boro, South Leominster and South
Lancaster, Mass; Philadelphia, Brook
Ign, n. Y. and Pitcairn Island, in the
South Pacific ocean, 1000 miles south
west of San Francisco. This little is
land has a. population of 172. 1t is I'M
der the English government, and at
one time the people were members of
the English church. A leaaet came to
them describing the beliefs of the Sew
enth Day Adyenists, SO that now they
all belong to that order. An English
man o. war visits them once a year,
bringing mail and supplies. One rep
resentative of that people is attending
this camp meeting
The choir at the Thursday evening
service was assisted by two comets, a
French horn and the violin; the har-
nony and sweetness of the hymns with
these instruments accompanying them
could be heard far beyond the grounds.
OH How He Loves, was sung as a
duet by Prof. and Mrs. Dexter. The
service closed with the solo, The Judg-
ment Day. given in fine voice by Prof.
Dexter.
The Judgment.
The address of the evening was by
Rev. W. P. Andrews of Pawtucket r
l., on The Judgment. He said: We
NUTS all appear before the judgment
seat of Christ. There are two judg-
ments brought to view in the Bible
the investigative and the executive
judgment Rev. 22-12, Behold 1 come
quicklX-and my reward is with me to
give every man according as his work
shall be. BY ]. Thes. f. 16 and IT, we
see that the dead in Christ shall rise
first. John. 8, 26 90, shows that the
righteous shall come forth unto the
resurrection of life. and they that have
done evil unto the resurrection Of
dannation: thus a decision is reached
in every case. In Jude We are told
that Christ came eto execute judgment.
Before the executive judgment there
comes the investigative judgment,
iel, chap. I, . and 10. The books here
mentioned are the books of life and
DEATH
Preparation for Baptism.
The o'clock service on Friday
morning was led by Prof. Cobb. At
the service for young people held at
8 a m. Elder Nettleton gave an ad-
dress on Prepare ton for Baptism. Rev
c. II. Edwards had charge of the 3
o'clock class for Bible study. At IL
o'clock there was aSermon preached by
Ell Ne-fIe.on. Rev. J. \. Anderson
Of China gave an address at the after
noon service on Righteousness by
Faith. His address was upon the
needs of Chinese missions.
Officers Nominated.
The committee on nominations have
given tn efoIIowing report: President,
Rev. c. H Edwards; secretary and
trea surer, ". E. Fortune: conference
committee, Rev. C. II. Edwards, Rev.
J. G. Stvens, Rev. w r. Andrews,
Rev J A. Tefft. Rev E. F. Henry
and Rev G.. P. Coats.
At 9 o'clock a m. today Saturday
there's will be q Sabbath school session.
At IL a. m. Elder C. H. Andrews will
preach. All the afternoon service Rev.
J. n. Anderson OF China will make an
address. In the evening Elder Daniel
Nettleton of Seattle, Wash, will give
demonstrations on temperance.