Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
WillimantiC, Danielson and Putnam

aEuHasBHsnHHHanasHEaHsH aHsHHFHEHEHssaHAasAA- meeting at the Stafford Springs house was addressed by Rev. R. J. Roberts, Ph. D., of Moosup.
 The same hour at the tabernacle Rev. D. F. Dodd of South Coventry spoke to the young people.
 Friday evenings sermon was by the evangelist, Rev. Harry Taylor, whose subject was Be filled with the spirit"
 Thursday Evening Service.
 This was again in the grove. Rev. A. c. McGilton, D. D.. of Westerly, was the preacher. Rev $. k. Ellis of South Manchester prayer. pr NC Gilton's text was Psalm IS; V. Ihe law of the Lord is perfect, convertlns the soul' The man who wrote tnis knew what he was talking about. The 1 speaker told how a letter from his i Christian mother stating she was praying for him rescued him from in 1 fidelity. At the close of his tender l sermon duet, He Lifted Me, was ren- 1 dered by Rev. Harry Taylor and MISS Thyra Walker testimony service followed in which many spoke of how l Christ had lifted them out c. 7n.
 Final Meeting of the Ladies Improve nent Association. 1 The Ladies Improvement association i held it's last meeting for the season ot +he Mantle house on Wesley circle
 Fridav afternoon Mrs. Costello Llp- pitt the president being detalned Dy | illness. the chair was occupied by the vice president, Mrs. Jason l.. Randall The report of the treasurer MI s ., ! Smith. of New York, showed they had made more this season than in any nrevious year since organization. One hundred and eighty six dollars has been earned by these tireless workers through bazaar and sales. They nave done much to help improve the
 grounds the past five years. The i've stone steps at the entrance of the
 grounds is one of the most noticeable
 results of their work.
 Preachers on Sunday.
 At the Willimantic camp grounds
 the following ministers will preach on
 Sunday: 10 a. m., Rev. D. A. Bent oi
 Hartford; ? D. m Rev. J. H. NeWland
 district superintendent, of NorWlch ,
 Evening. Rev Harry Taylor, evangel-
 ist. Cars will be run every half hour Sunday from Franklin square. Nor wich, to the camp grounds.
 Camp Notes.
 3 At Mt Vernon cottage, Simpson avenue. are MT. and Mrs. F. H. Bush i nell, proprietors, Mrs. R. W. Gallup oi . Brooklyn N. Y., Mrs. Edwin T. Leacf e and Mrs. William A. Martin of New q York city, Rev. s. F. Maine, Hill: n Grove R. l.. Misses Grace and Gladys Bushnell of Colchester and Canterbury e respectively.
 t Miss Grace Lawton of Eastford il n at the Putnam house.
 o Mrs. Charles Clark and Mrs. Fret . Bowen of Eastford were at the caml q i fo7 Ia Io, y-,ctar6ay-
 s Mir and Mrs. Albert Rogers of Nev a London were guests of Mrs F'ranl = COmstock, 10 Wesley circle. yester = day.
 Rev. William NJ. Newton, pastor o
 the M k. church at Woonsocket, R. l
 arrived yesterday for a short stay a
 the camp meeting.
 Mrs. Charles Chaffee and son Edwi S of Everett Mass, reopened the Moodu f house on Church circle and will re ! main over Sunday.
 There have been added to the dinin e room force of the boarding house MT! ? E. J. Strong of East Hampton, Mis- n Daisy A. Thompson of Highland Par ' and Miss Lucia Perkins of Mort a 1 Windham.
 At the East Glastonbury cottage O
 James avenue are Mrs. Ellen Clari
 keeper Mrs. H. Fisher, the Misses Mil
 dred and Eva Wilson and Martin Il Smith and Carl Behnke of East Glas
 tonbury. the Misses Bertha Olcott an IS Elizabeth Aheck of Glastonbury an
 H. H. Cortis of East Greenwich, R. ,r At the Hockanum house ar
 Chauncey and George Hollister NJ =. and Mrs. George Carrier, Mr. and Mir sl Irva Webster. Mrs. Olin House, Mir
 Charles Fargo and John Kenney. J. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Elliot of Fl tt lington, daughter Hattie and nice
 Lucy are at their cottage, 7S Wesle l., circle, Rev and Mrs. D. F. Dodd ( n South Coventry are also with them
 At Alba Perkins cottage on Churc
 circle are Mr. Perkins, Mrs Phet n Winter and guests Mrs Louise Peter y son of Noank and Mrs. Meta Inghal
 of Waltham, Mass.
 et At Norwich Trinity house. Churc h circle, are Mrs. w w. Ives, caretake
 Mrs. Daniel Hallisey, Mrs. Franc Id Btdwell, Mrs. Ezra Mowry and ht of daughter Mrs. Homer Hollingshea,
 and Mrs. Hazelden, all of Norwich. an Miss Sarah Smith of Washington. l V c. MT. Ives and Mir and Mrs Charlt " Wilbur come tonight for over Sunda '' Rev. David H. Talmage, pastor
 East Thompson, and William McCaI U roll, his brother-in-law, are at tH le East Thompson society house.