Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-19
New London County
OLD MYSTIC
Rally Day Exercises in the Churches Glass Forms Club-6ip Chestnuts at RivArview.

at Rivrrview.
 Rev. Harry K. Anderson, pastor of the Baptist church, preached Sunday nlorning from the subject, A Question of Responsibility. B, Y. P. U. service was held at SIS D. m, leader, Frank ! E. Williams. subject. You Can Do Bet ter. ..
 There was Convention day serv- Ice. with programme as follows: Piano solo, Miss Viola Eldredge; The First Psalm Gin concert); singing, The Fight Is On; address of Welcome, Percival Anderson; prayer, Rev. Henry B. An- derson: recitation, My Mission. Miss lEtta Mae Lamphere; singing, Let the Lower Lights Be Burning; convention catechisni, part l.: exercise. The Home Land. Eva Bauman. Lucy Whitford. Gladys Whittlesey. Beth Denison: rec itation. The Little Church Goer, Dor othy Cheesbro; singing, Rescue the Pertaining; reading, An Incident in an Italian Mission, Miss Maud Williams; singing, Winning Souls for Jesus; reading, The Plea of the Bridgeport Italians, Miss Amy Eldredge; conven- tion catechism, part IT.. remarks by the pastor; recitation, If We're Rich, Raymond Anderson; offering; singing, Win Some ones benediction. Pastor Anderson. ssl-l-mI
 Rally Day Exercises.
 Rev. Arthur H. Withee, pastor of the Episcopal church, Held the usual preaching services Sunday morning and evening. The Sunday school serv- fec was a Rally day service. The pro- gramme follows:
 Organ voluntary, Miss Gertrude w. Chapman; song by school, O Worship -f~ 1fx.nr 1awr 4k.<. pastor, superintendent and teachexs; Gloria Patri, choir and school: prayer, Rev. A. H. Withee; exercise. Loyalty to Christ, Mrs. Peckham's class; A Shepherd Song, recitation, Little Voices Through the Temple Stealing; Bong by the school. O Jesus, I Have Promised; exercise, Loyalty to the Bible, Mrs. Desley's class recitation Thy Word Is Like Garden, Lord Miss Antoinette Burdick; exercise Loyalty to the School, Miss s. Annie Williams class recitation, The Road 10 Happiness. Miss Esther Barnes; Song by the school. Lord, Speak to AIe; address. Pastor ,Withee; annual offering for the board of Sunday schools; muster of the. school. class of boys and class of girls; song by the school, Lead On, o King Eternal; ben ediction, pastor. E
 @-s Club Officers.
 Mrs. Henry E Anderson has or ganized her Sunday school class into q Philathea club. The following off, gers have been elected: President Mrs. Anderson: vice president, Mrs John R. Babcock: secretary. Miss Clara Burnett; assistant secretary Mrs. Clarence w. Beckwith; treasurer Mrs. J. Harold Williams; teacher Mrs Anderson; assistant teacher, Mrs John R. Babcock; second assistant keacher, Mrs. Henry Cheesbro. Com lnittees: Membership, Mrs. Alpheus ,H. Schoonover, Mrs. Thomas Robin hon, Mrs. Nelson Holdredee: social Mrs. Frank. E. Williams, Mrs. Frank Wheeler, Mrs. Robert J. Henderson Mrs. George H. Waterbury; clubs re- porter. Mrs. Arthur Daboll.
 Big chsstnuts.
 Charles O. Eldredge has harvested lhis crop of chestnuts that he hai growing on his lawn at Riverview, ant q sample of them weighed three to the ounce. They grow on native chest nut, grafted with a Japan graft. The Huality is as good as thf native nuts and the size nearly as large as thu tineatable Spanish variety.
 Delegates 10 Convention.
 The following delegates were ap. pointed by the Baptist church for tn. ktate convention which met Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of this weel with the First Baptist church, New Haven: Rev. Henry H. Anderson, Rev A. J. Chandler. Frank E. Williams and Deacon Daniel Frink.
 General Nsws.
 Mrs. Horace O. Williams of Wes Main street entertained Wednesday evening the Baptist Ladies Aid soci. sty.
 The social committee of the B, Y. P 2 p. met Tuesday evening with Mrs Henry E. Anderson at the Baptist par. sonaee,
 Mrs. Jane Fl. Dean who has neari, beached her sSth birthday. took al ,kutomobile ride last week from he, home in Old Mystic to Watch Hill a. the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Cottrel of Westerly, stopping at her residene, Tor luncheon before taking the Watcf Hill trip. Mrs. Dean was. accompanied by her daughter. Miss Mary H. Dean