Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-04
WILLIMANTIc INSTITUTE
AND CAMP MEETING.
Will Be Held at Camp Grounds in Au-
gust-Programmes Arranged.

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Will Be Held at Camp Grounds in Au-
gust-Proerammes Arranged.
The programme of the WiIlfmantic
Institute at Willimantic Camp Ground,
August 14-1S, follows:
Monday, August 18th.
400 p m. Meeting of the district Of
ficerS and faculty.
7.30. A social evening in the Taber-
nacle, Miss Hannah L. Davis of New
Bedford in charge.
Tuesday, August 18th.
a. M Rising bell.
$50. Morning watch in rooms.
to 7.45- Breakfast.
7.45 to sos. Chapel
SOS to S.55. Bible study: The big
Four Builders of the Early church
Tuesday, James at Jerusalem; We'd
nesday, Peter in Palestine and Asia
Minor; Thursday, John at Ephesus
Friday, Paul at Rome Instructor, DR..
c. H Morgan. New York.
to 9.45- Mission study: a, Home
Missions. in New London house; in
structor. Rev. J. Homer SIutz, Boston.
b, Foreign Mission in South Manches-
ter house: instructor, Rev. F. w Gray
of East Hampton
$50, to 1895. The Christian in Life
and Service; instructor, Rev. II. L.
Gale, Newton, Mass.
1910 to 1925 Junior League work.
instructor, Miss Beatrice NJ. Smith,
Warehouse Point.
11.30 to 12.15. Social plans for Ep-
worth League; address, followed by a
quiz, by Miss Hannah L. Davis.
1890. Dinner.
Tuesday Afternoon.
2 to 4.30. Recreation, in charge of
Miss Hannah l. Davis. DIR. c. H. Nor
gan will lead a mushroom. hunt and tell
how to know the mushrooms
to 5.45. Quiet hour. a, Women in
charge of Miss Frances w MacIntire,
Hartford. b, Men in charge of Rev. O.
H Green, East Glastonbury.
6. Supper.
I to 7.3o. A social event, in charge
of Miss Hannah L. Davis.
$50. Address, Rev. Fred B. Fisher,
New York.
Wednesday, August 18th.
All periods same as Tuesday, ex-
11.30 to 1215. An address. Subject
Neightorliness. followed by a quiz, by
Miss Frances w. MacIntire.
1920. Dinner.
Wednesday Afternoon.
to 40 Recreation, in charge of
Miss Hannah L. Davis. How to make
pictures TO win people: kodak, pencil,
etc, in charge of DR.. C. H. Morgan.
to 5.45 Quiet hour.
s. Supper.
to 7.30. A social event. in charge
of Miss Hannah L. Davis
I-3O. Address, by Rev. Samuel w.
Irmin, president East Greenwich Acad-
envy, East Greenwich, R. l.
w. c. T. T. meeting Medal con-
test.
Thursday, August 18th.
All periods same as Tuesday, except:
11.30 to 12.15. An address; subject.
The Devotional Meeting, Rev. NJ S.
Stocking, Portland, Conn.
1870. Dinner.
Thursday Afternoon.
? to. 4.30. Recreation, in charge of
Miss Hannah L. Davis. How to Walk
a la Weston. A Walking Party Lead
er, DR.. G. H. Morgan. :
to $40. Quit hour.
6. Supper
I to 7.30. A social event, in charge
of Miss Hannah L. Davis.
T.30. Stereopticon lecture; subject
Ober Ammergau, by Rev. r. S. Cush-
man, Fall River.
Friday, August 18th.
All periods same as Tuesday. except.
n.3o to 12.15. An address; subject,
The Boy Problem, Rev. F. W. Gray.
1870. Dinner.
Friday Afternoon.
1.3o. Taking of pictures of the del
egates.
2.15. Annual convention of the Nor
Wich District EpwQrth League.
5.45. Supper.
6.45. Closing meeting of the Insti-
tute, for all delegates; subject. What
Has This Institute Done For Me?
500. MacWatters' quartette concert,
in the Tabernacle.
The speakers are men whose ability
especially fits them for their places.
Rev. Fred B. Fisher, Rev. Samuel w,
Irwin and Rev. R. S. Cushman will be
heard with great profit.
The teaching force this year is as
strong as ever. The Institute is for
tunate in having again DIR. c. H. Nor :
gan. The Rev. Fl. L. Gale of Newton,
Mass, is well adapted for his work He
comes endorsed by s. NJ. Saylord. Miss
Beatrice NJ. Smith has had much ex-
perience in Junior work Miss Fran
ces F. MacIntire is well able to lead
young women to the highest and best
Miss Hannah L. Davis has had a
large experience in interesting young
people.
Rev NJ. s. Stocking, Rev. ]. Homer
Slutz and Rev. Q. Fl. Green are men
whom all will be glad to hear.
The well known MacWatters quar-
tette of Boston university school of
theology viii sing at the various SER
vices of the Institute.
The Institute is not restricted as to
the number who shall attend from any
given church Everybody will be well
coined.
Greater emphasis will be put on the
recreation this year than last. There
will be some social event each evening
of the Institute.
The registration fee of one dollar
should be sent to Rev. F. W. Gray, East
Hampton, Conn.,, before August 1st.
Camp Meeting Programme.
The programme for the Willimantic
camp meeting follows:
August 20. Woman's missionary day
with speakers for both Home and For
eign Missions.
Aug. 81. Camp meeting begins reg
ularly with a sermon in the evening
by Rev Harry Taylor, evangelist from
Andover. Mass.
Aug. b. 10 a. m, sermon by Rev. R.
J.. Roberts. Moosup, Conn: p. m,
sermon by Rev E. F. sStud1ey, Daniel
son, p. M, sermon by Rev Harry
Taylor, evangelist. of Andover, Mass
Aug. %. 10 a. M, sermon by Sher-
man E. Ellis, South Manchester, Conn :;
p. m.,. sermon by Rev. Lyman c.