Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-24

Rev T. 6 Horton d. D. OF Stafford
Springs. who spoke from the text st.
John IA. 9.
EpwoFth League.
The Epworth asue meeting was
held in, the tabernacle ut s p. NJ. r..
M. Holmes Of New London was the
speaker.
Large Audience Heard Evangelist
Taylor.
A good sized audience met in the au-
ditorium al Z o clock w ednesday eve n
ing. E. NJ Wheeler and large chorus
choir led the singing, Rev. F. E..Bakel
led tina opening hymn. Rev. Harry
Taylor read the scripture lesson and
Rev. ElmerxA Dent of New Haven OF
fered prayer. The district superinten-
dent gave out notices for THURSDAY.
Rev. Harry Taylor spoke on the text
Il show unto you the way that tran
scends all others" taking for the story
of his sermon the parable of the Good
Samaritan. He made a strong point OF
the expression crossed over on, the
other side pointing out the way TO
truth and the way to sin. He closed
the evening meeting with an altar
sci vice.
Bishop Hamilton Forced to Be Away
Bishop Hamilton on account of a
special and urgent call to meet the
ecclesiastical conference to be held in
Montreal in October, will be prevented
from being present at the camp ground
today Thursday. He is the only
Methodist bishop on the Atlantic coass
and it is necessary for him to repre-
sent the church on that committee
Rev. Harry Taylor will preach this
afternoon in the absence of the bish
OPP.
Camp Ground Notes.
Mrs. Lorenzo Bently of South Man
chester, spent Wednesday on the
grounds.
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Ladd of Will
mantle are among the Wednesday WIS.,
itors.
Rev. and Mrs. C. II. Van Natter OF
Grosvenordale are registered at the
Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Brown of Col
chester are guests ef Mrs. ]. N.
Adams of James avenue
Mrs Robert Bitgood and daughter
Roberta, of New London. are at the
Mantle house.
Miss Mary Gates of Mantle is tn
guest of Miss Flora Smith.
w. r. Price of Waterbury left Wed
nesday for Ocean Grove, n. j.. after
spending the day on the grounds.
The Misses Ruth Carter and Irene
Beville of South Manchester are al
the South Manchester for the rest OF
the week.
Among the ministers to arrive on the
grounds are Revs. S. w. Be1chef OF
Putnam. c.. f. Van Natter of eros
venordale, Samuel Thatcher of Oneco
Jerome Greer. of Mantle, 0. J. Aldricl
of Uncasville and John Oldham of New
Bedford, Mass.
Mrs. NJ. G. Dolbear of Norwich was
at Trinity church house Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Ellsworth and daughter
Evelyn of Windsorville, are at theil
cottage on Wesley Circle for ten days
stay.
Miss Gladys RisIey of Manchester is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. H. G
Keeney. Foster avenue.
Rev. J. S. Thomas of Collinswood
N. J., was among the arrivals of Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Mary L. Adams has Mrs. L. W
Cooper and daughter, Marion, OF Prov
idence,- with her for the week.
Miss Elma Dyson of Ardmore, Pa.
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Heller
Dyson OF Foster avenue.
Mrs. Frank Comstock has returned
to her home in New London for a Few
days.
At the Stafford Springs house ar.
Mrs. J. r. Parkhurst, Mr.. and Mrs
IT. J. Fitton, Epllriam Peck, Chauncey
Brown, all of Stafford Springs.
Miss May E. White of Wellington
Ohio, is visiting her cousin, Miss Lens
Eaton of Mystic avenue.
Mrs. Ida FIotchkiss and her daush
ter. Miss Elsie, of Meriden, are guest:
of Miss Alice Strong of Wesley Circle
! At the Wiflimantic house are Mis-.
Arleana LOOMS and Byron Potter o.
WilIimantic.
At the Colchester house are Mrs
Fred Smith of New Britain, Mrs. Elec
ia and Mrs. Edwards of Colchester
and Mrs Alice TAYLOR of Burnside.
Rev. r. D. Dyson and family spen
Tuesday in Norwich.
Mrs. DR.. Purdy and two daughters
of Mystic, are at the Root cottage OF
Foster avenue.
Master Donald Little of Willimantit
is spending the week with Mrs. II. H
Stsrry.
DANIELSON