Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-13
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Annual Msstino ef Union 9sptist chureh-Mr. and Mrs. William
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tYM &~-~ ss rArs tl A Annual Msstins ef Union Bsptist chureh--Mr. and Mrs William Mitchell in Havsna. aIr and Mrs IeGrand Chappell, who have been making their home near wiliimantic, are now living in this vil- lage. Mir and Mrs. Jesse Watt of Hartford are guests of Postmaster and Mrs. Lewis Hurlbut for two weeks. MT. and Mrs. William Mitchell write that they are enjoying their visit in Havana, Cuba.
 offieers and Committees Re -sisetsd. The annual meeting of the Union
 Baptist church was held at the con ference room Monday evening at 5.3O, the pastor, Rev. George c. Chappell, presiding with Frank H. Rogers clerk. Reports from the officers and commit tee were heard and approved. Deacon E. s. Henry chairman of the finance committee. reported about $2,2OO ex- pended for repairs the last year and a half. and stated that as the same com mittee was appointed for the coming year they should repair and paint the parsonage at an early date. All re- ports were of an encouraging nature The same officers and committees were elected for another year: Frank H. Rogers, clerk; Mrs. Arabella Lati- mer, treasurer; Mrs. A. F. Mitchell and Mrs. Latimer. solicitors and col lectors. Deacon Henry, Norman c. AL len and Deacon Smith, finance commit Mitchell. Mrs. Melvin Furber and Miss Grace Lyon.
 Missionary Society Meets. The Ladies' Missionary society of the Union Baptist church held its regular meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Dart and Mrs. Melvin Furber. LeGrand Chappell has entered the employ of the Palmer Brothers. Mel win FrIrber has begun work with the company IS engineer.
 Church Interests. The Delectable Mountains was the subject of the fourth sermon in the series on Pilgrims Progress delivered by the pastor at the Union Baptist church Sunday morning. Ths Christian Endeavor meeting was conducted by Miss Nettie Gridley. Subject, Lessons from the Life of Moses. The evening address was given by Rev. Mir Hunt Missionary Movement. Mrs. Robert Latimer and Mrs. George c. Chappell made a trip to New London Friday.
 Burial in Lcca Cemetery.
 Deacon Edwin g. Henry attended Friday the funeral of his aunt. Mrs. Baker, in Westerly Burial was in the Comstock cemetery, Rev. George c. Chappell performing the committal service. George Edwards and children have moved into Charles Bogue's house on the corner, formerly occupied by Mrs. NJ. M. Rudd.
 rehearsal at the Baptist parsonage on Monday evening. They arei rehearsing an attractive play.
 Mir. and Mrs.. John Watt and two children of Poquonock Bridge were guests of MT. Watts parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Watt, Thursday, Friday and Saturday last week.
 Eightesn Members in Class.
 The Bible study class held it's sev- ion Baptist church last week Thursday evening after the regular prayer meet ing. The chapter studied was on The Institution of the Bible and the last chapter was on The Old Testament-A Necessary Preparation for Christ. The eighteen members of this class are Mrs. Arabella Latimer, Mrs. Norman c. Allen Mrs. A. P. Mitchell, Miss Susie Wood. Mrs. Fred Hope. Miss Bertha Lyon. Mrs. G., c. Chappell, Miss Jennie Wood. Mrs. Fred Phillips. Mrs Edwin 6. Henry. Miss Marion Henry, Mrs. Charles Turner, Miss Nellie Chap man. Miss Carrie Comstock, Mrs. Nell win F'urber, Mrs. Ray Woodmansee, Deacon E.. s. Henry and Rev. G. c. Chappell, the leader.
 Money Voted for Church Moods.
 The Agoga and Barsca classes re- ceived s15 from two lectures given by Rev. W. E. Bates and the pastor. which with S6 from their dues they-gave the church finance committee. The fife and drum corps also gave the committee s. making in all SPA, which with $25 ex- pended for physical culture apparatus makes about $50 expended during the winter. The Christian Endeavor voted $10 to the committee Sunday evening and ss.20 toward the church walk.
 Baptist Pastors Appointments. Rev. George C. Chappell has been ap- pointed director of the Connecticut Christian Endeavor union for four years and corresponding member of the State Young Mems Christian ssso- citation and the eastern Connecticut correspondent for The Watchman. MT. Chappell will deliver an address a t the Y. M. c. A.rooms, New London. ~Sun- day afternoon. March 19. Subject, The Gospel of the Second Mile.
 Funeral of William crinneli.
 The funeral of William Grinnell. Tuesday afternoon, March 2, the Rev. George c. Chappell offlciating- A large company of relatives and friends was present. Burial was in the COmstock cemetery. MT. Grinnel1 was of quiet ways. much respected by the com- munity.