Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-21
1illimantic, Danielson and Putnar
for the day was $72.5O; for the home
missionary society $18
SUNDAY School Dav Todav

INSTRUMENTATION usxs ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ for the day was $3.50; for the home
missionary society $18..
| Sunday School Day Today.
| Today is Sunday School day at the
camp ground and this excellent and
interesting programme has been pre-
| pared:
| 1880 a. m.-Positive Teaching, Oscar
A. Phelps, superintendent of Center
| church and Warburton chapel Sunday
| schools Hartford.
! IL a. m.-The intermediate Boy, Rev.
Elliott +. Talnladge, acting secretary
Connecticut State Sunday School as
! ISOLATION
| 11.30 a. m.-Round Table discussion;
led by Mr.. Phelps.
| y. m.-Three Elements of Success
| in Teaching, Mr.. Talmadge.
2.40 p. m.-The Teacher, Mr.. Phelps.
$40 p. m.-Round Table discussion,
| led by Mr.. Talmadge.
Camp Meeting Programmes.
| The Willin.antic camp meeting opens
| this evening with Evangelist Harry
| Taylor and Bishop J.. w. Hamilton in
charge and continues until Sunday,
August 81. Each morning at o'clock
| there will be a sunrise prayer meeting.
! At / o'clock daily in the New London
house there will be a chldren's meet
| ing and at O'Clock daily in the Tab
| ernacle the EDworth league meeting.
! The rest of the services for the week
! follow:
Monday, August 21-7 p M, sermon,
/ Evangelist Harry Taylor
| Tuesday, August 22-10 a. M, ser
| mon, Rev. r. l.. Roberts. Moosup; 2
| D. M, sermon. Rev. E. F. Studley, Dan
| ielson; p. m. sermon, Rev. Harry
Taylor
Wednesday. August 23-10 a. M,
sermon, Rev. S. E. Ellis, South Man
1 chs
| Horton. DID. Stafford Springs; p.
M. sermon. Rev. Harry Taylor.
/ Thursday, August 24-10 a. m, ser
mon, Rev. Elmer A. Dent, DID,, New
! Haven; p. M. sermon, Bishop ]. w.
| Hamilton. DID. LID; p. M, SER
| mon, Rev. Harry Taylor
| Friday. August 25--1 a. M, sermon
Rev. f. w Coleman. Norwich; D. M,
| sermon, Rev. c. Harley Smith, New
! London; p. m sermon, Rev. Harry
| Taylor.
| Saturday August 26-1o a. M, SER
| mon, Rev. J. NJ. Potter. Bridgeton. R
l.; p. M, sermon, Rev. C. Wilson
! Harrison. Gales Ferry: p. M, ser
mon. Rev. Harry Taylor
| Sunday, August 21-S.30 a. M, love
! feast. Rev. w. S. McIntire, Hartford
! 10 a. M. sermon. Rev. John Krantz
i ID. New York; ? p. M. sermon, Rev
J Edward S. Ninde. DID, Providence, r.
| l.; o. M. sermon, Rev. Harry Taylor
| The annual meeting of the Camp
| Meeting association will be held We'd
nesday morning August %, at 3 O'Clock
| in the Mantle house.
| Will Sing at Oak Bluffs.
| The MacWatters quartette, whose
singing was such feature at the In
| stitute. left early Saturday morning
! for Oak Bluffs. Mass, where they will
! sing during the meetings.
Camp Notes.
| Rev. F: w. Gray and family went
to Schenectady, y. Y, from the CAM
| ground for three weeks vacation.
Harry Tisdale. his sister, Mrs
Lord of New London spent Sunday or
| the grounds. They made the trip by
/ automobile. They returned Sunday
| afternoon, taking III. NJ. Holmes with
| them.
/ Miss Blanche Jennings of Greenport
! L. l.. was recent visitor at Mrs. F
] E. Barker's
/ Mrs. Charles Fenton was among the
number of Willimantic people. who en-
joyed the missionary addresses Sun
| day.
/ David Purdy. Brown u. of Provi-
! dence, was week end visitor at tho
F., family cottage on Mystic avenue
| Joseph E. Dyson of Providence was
ia Sunday visitor with his father, Rev
! r. d. Dyson.
| KEY. .. = MALI OI Hills AITONS
r. T., is at the Vernon cottage for the
! week.
Mrs F. Fl. Bushnell of Vernon cot.
tage was called home by the suddel
illness of her mother.
Mrs John Tingley and Miss Grac,
Holland of Wakefield, r. l., arrived OF
Sa turday at Mrs. Albert Robinson.
cottage, where they will remain 70,
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs D. w. Couch of Boston
are at Mrs. J. E. Reads for the meet
ings. Mrs. Couch was formerly Mis-
Rose Williams, evangelistic singer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Pratt of Putnam
are guests of Mrs. Pratt's mother
| Mrs. Thomas Wood.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Macarthur 0
Jewett City are also the guests of MI
and Mrs. Woods.
Harland Hills of East Hampton
spent Sunday with his mother a
Hills cottage. Church circle.
Herman Bacon of Willimantic spen
Sunday on the grounds.
| Joel Randall of New York is VISITING
| Capt. and Mrs H. NJ Randall at Beu
lah cottage on Foster avenue.
| DR.. II. T. Galpin of New York spen
Sunday at the Bungalow.
At the Trinity house, Norwich, ar
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ives and so
Howard, Mrs. Russell Woodward.
DR.. S. O. Benton of New York spen
I
| ven avenue
| Fred Rathbone of Hebron visite
friends Sunday.
Miss Alice Ayers of Franklin was
caller at Mrs. Sterry's cottage on Ha
ven avenue.
W B. S. letters. former superin
tendent, called on old friends Sun
day..
Mrs. Annie B. Adams of New Lon
don opened her cottage on Haven ave
| nue. Sunday,
H. c. Schroeder of Mystic sper
Sunday with his family,
Albert Boardman of Norwich, w. I
Hovey of New London, Capt Henri
Randall of New York, E. NJ. Whee1e
of Providence. f. A. Cleveland c
Providence, Benjamin Luce of Ne
York. are also among the fegula
weekly visitors
DANIEL SON