Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-23

prevalence. Cl ud4Hp W6dlHeIs .INOF. IL. G. Horton read Scripture and Rev. A. J. Aldrich of Uncasville prayed.
 Evangelist Taylor preached from Gen. "A. The three homes. domestic, church and heaven. At the close there was a meeting for testimony
 At D. m., Rev. W. S. MacIntire gave @ special message to young peo- pie in the tabernacle. Rev. s. F. Maine led service at Stafford Springs house the same hour.
 A Market Man Who Never Cheats was the theme of Evangelist Harry Taylor's address Wednesday evening. Rev E. F. Smith offered prayer. A testimony meeting followed in which large number took part.
 Camp Notes.
 George D. Yeomans of Norwich, George Andrew Gardner and Mrs. Gardner of Lefingwen visited here on Thursday.
 Rev E. J. Ayres of North Frank lin, who serves the Lebanon Baptist church, is on the grounds. Miss Josephine Fisk, superintendent of the deaconess' home in Providence, led the six o'clock Epworth league meeting in the tabernacle last eve ming.
 Dr. A. c. McGilton of Westerly, R. 1 l., arrived yesterday Rev. Sherman E. Ellis of South Man chester came upon the grounds yes | terday for the balance of the meeting. 1 The roofs of the Danielson society l house have been newly shingled. l Mrs. Harriet M. Gordon of Norwich has purchased the cottage. Prospect avenue, built five years ago, for the | late Mrs. Abbie M. Bradley. Rev n E nodd oP Soutb COvantyv has charge of the book table of the | Methodist Book concern this season. Rev. J. o. Dodge and wife of Nor wich Town visited the grounds yes | terday, stopping at the Norwich Town | cottage on Church circle. | Judge Joel H. Reed of Stafford and Mrs. Reed are at their Haven avenue cottage.
 Ira Barrett of Norwich and Miss | Hattie Cutler of Willimantic. are add ed to the force of Captain Zabriskies restaurant. A chicken dinner both l there and at the boarding house was 1 largely patronized.
 Miss Lizzie A. and Miss Phebe A. Barber of Plainfield and Central Vil- | lage respectively, are at the formers s | cottage, 8 Haven avenue, for the sea- son.
 At Uneeda Rest. 3S Wesley circle the cottage of W. H. Grout of Provi- dence, are Mrs. w. H. Grout and daughter Helen.
 At 35 Wesley circle are Mrs. George T. Woodward and son Walter of WilIi- mantle, MT. and Mrs. Fred J. Wood ward and Miss Annie Batty all of Willimantic, and Mrs Woodward's brother, Francis P. Roy, from Three l Rivers, Canada.
 | tap Poxr Gle, are MT. and Mrs. Frank Allen and Miss Edith, of Scotland, Mrs. E. T. 1 Baldwin of Norwich visits her sister. Mrs. Allen. daily.
 Mrs R. B. Browne of Willimantic is at her cottage, 93 Wesley circle. Harry L. Wilson of Moosup is at his cottage. s1 Wesley circle. with Mrs. A. R. Wilson. He has been at every meeting held on the grounds since the campmeetings were started in lS6O this being his 53d season.
 The playground is in charge of Rev. +. C. Baker, secretary of the associa- ton, Pleasant View, is near by. It's tennis court and croQuet ground are much rrequented by the young people and the big swing attracts the chil- dren. Quolts are favorlte pastime with few
 Miss Thyra Walker of North Gros- venordale, whose sweet solos have been much enjoyed by the campers for several seasons, came to the grounds on Wednesday evening and registered at the Bethel
 Rev. T. J. Stewart of East Hartford came Wednesday for the rest of tbe meeting.
 Mrs. Jacob Betts is entertaining at her cottage corner Mystic and Pros pect avenue, two deaconesses from Providence, Miss J. s. Fisk and Miss E. Jones. Miss Fisk is superinten- dent of the deaconess' home At 2f Brldgham street in that city. Miss Jones is superintendent of the Lucy Rider Meyer hall for working girls al lSB Prairie avenue. The latter was opened in June last,
 Mr. and Mrs, c. A. l.. Morgan anC children, Lucia and Florence. of Mid. dletown, arrived Thursday, and occu. py the cottage of Thomas Latham, 8.
 Wesley circle, for the remainder o, the meeting.
 Al the East Hampton house, Churcf circle, are Miss Fannie Markham il charge, Mrs. Charles Rogers, Nisse: Dorothy Rich and Beulah Strong. al ' or East Hampton, and Mrs. Addie Ricl l of Bristol, Conn
 4"eIt ton Jackson Of South Coventry Is mail carrier at the grounds durini
 July and August. He has pleased tn, f people by his courteous attention {, q their wants.
 , Mrs. E. W. Belcher, wife of Rev
 MT Belcher of East Hampton, was a
 their society house for the day yes
 terday.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. H. Buckland of Eas
 Hampton are at their cottage, F Cart
 Wrlght avenue, during camp meeting. Miss Florence Huntington of Prestoj r had for her guests yesterday noon a
 Sunrise cottage, 91 Wesley circle, Sam
 uel Geer and Mrs. Leonard Geer o Y Jewett City and J. D. Wilson of Wind v ham. MT. and Mrs. Harry Hunting s ton are expected tomorrow.