Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17


 Harry Taylor.
 Other Important Services.
 Sun Rise prayer meeting each morn ing at o'clock. Children's meeting in New London house daily at l O. clack. In charge of Mrs. J. B. Read of Worcester, Mass. Epworth League Meeting in Tabernacle daily at p. m.
 Edward M. Wheeler of Prov idence will have charge of the sing ing.
 The meeting of the camp meeting association will be held Wednesday morning, August 21.
 The Committees.
 The following is the camp meeting association list of standing commit tees:
 Board of Assessors: Costello Lip pitt, R. N Stanley, E. NJ. Anthony, F. c. Baker; Ground Committee F. NJ. Anthony. G. H. Holmes, J. L. Ran dal M c. Walter F. H. Bushnell; Location Committee: R. N Stanley. Costello Lippitt, c. H. Holmes, NJ. C. Walter; Sanitary and Lights: J. L. Randall J. H. Newland, M. c. Walter, E. M Anthony, Van R. Wheeler; Rail- roads Costello Lippitt. H. M Randall, F. c. Baker; Speakers for 1912: J. H. Newland, F. c. Baker; Relief Com mittee: c. H. Holmes, Costello Lip pitt R. N. Stanley; Committee on Po- lice: F. H Bushnell. M. C. Walter, E. M. Anthony, J. L. Randall; Printing: J. H. Newland, F. c. Baker; Ground Rents: R. N. Stanley, F. c. Baker, assistant: Public Collections: F. c. Baker; Music: Costello Lippitt, J. H.. Newland. F. c. Baker: Boarding House: E. NJ Anthony, Van R. Wheel CT, H. M. Randall, G. H. Holmes, J. L. Randall Nj. C. Walter F. c. Baker; Playground: P. c. Baker. W. H. Grout, A. L. Sweet: Caretaker of Grounds, M. c. Walter.
 Closing Work of the Institute.
 Friday ended up the four days in struction of the institute and there were general expressions of the good received by those who attended.
 The lesson immediately after the chapel service was taught as usual by Dr. Gale who showed very clear ly the distinction between faith and trust. Faith receives Gods gift of salvation, while trust commits to God soul body and spirit for his eternal keeping.
 Dr. Morgan closed his work in "The Psalms and briefly related a won derful spiritual experience he had many years ago on cot in hospial at Toronto, which was the occasion of l physical healing and quickened spir- | itual life.
 MT. Clee emphasized in his final lec- l ture on Boys the need of various forms of actiysty along physical. edu- 1 cational, social and religious lines. | Misses MacIntire and Driscon con | cluded their excellent instructions or l Social Service" and Junior Methods, i which have been full of valuable hints 1 for practical work
 l Altogether, the institute has served to quicken intelligent appreciation al ong lines of Christian service. i cOnsecration Meeting. The final service of all held Tuesday 1 afternoon. was largely attended. be. l ing thrown open to the public. Dr l Gale had charge. It was very i'm, pressive service all through. Scrip. ture was read by Rev. w. S. Stocking and prayer offered by Rev. o. H l Green E. q. Smith of New Londoi i rendered a baritone solo. You Thoughts Miss M. H. Stewart ac comDanying on the piano.
 Camp Notes.
 Mrs. Thomas P. Nichols and daugh ter Lydia returned home to Wester ly yesterday afternoon. after tarryinj some days at the Mantle house.
 Miss Laura P Young of Bethel. wis lted Thursday and Friday at the cot tage Of her former pastor, Rev + Chamberlain, Simpson avenue. Mrs. Helen Hovey Sterry and he mother gave a pleasant reception t the faculty and officers of the insti tute Thursday evening at her cottag on Haven avenue
 1 Oliver R. Travy and family of Tan tic are at the Red Cottage.