Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-26

ices or the Qdy.
 At six o'clock the sunrise meeting was in charge of Rev. T. J. Steuart of East Hartford
 In the Stafford Springs house, Rev. c. T. Hatch of Mystic spoke from 1 John i, at eight t-thirty. At nine o'clock at the New London house Rev. C. Harley Smith led a service more especially for New London people. At ten o'clock in the grove Rev. o. L. Griswold of Danielson was the preach CT. Rev. T. J. Steuart read Hebrews it. and Rev. G. D. Stanley of Putnam offered petition.
 Mr. Griswold's text was Hebrews ii: 1, and he spoke of how easily some have drifted away from the old faith and love.
 ChiIdren's Meeting.
 There was a large attendance at the one o'clock meeting for the chil- dren in the Tabernacle. Evangelist Taylor spoke to them on An Excursion to Opportunity Town. He described some of the passengers, Master Sel- fishness, Mrs. Love and her niece, Miss Sympathy, Miss Conceit. MT. Sincerity and his children, Master Content and Miss Joy, MT. ,Decit, Miss Sometime and Mrs Angel. His apt 1 descriptions of the character and con- duct of these alIegorical persons was not only amusing but instructive. i At the same, hour as the children's meeting, Rev. c. Harley Smith of New London led the praise and testimony meeting in the Stafford Springs house.
 Afternoon Sermon. 1 An audience of several hundred | gathered in the grove at, ? p. m. Rev. | w. s. MacIntire read the Scripture and Miss Beryl E. Mosher sang The Lord | Is My Shepherd. She is daughter of | the afternoon preacher, who was Rev. G. c. Mosher, who has recently come l from Kentucky to take the pastorate at Manchester, recently vacated by l Rev. William F. Taylor.
 | Rev. MT MosheFs text was Col iii:11. Christ is all and in all" This ! is Paul's definition of a Christian spirit. There are no national, sac ramental nor social distinction among i true Christians. The preacher showed how all classes could be saved by | Christ, and that he Is all we need for salvation. for help. for power and for service.
 Rev. Harry Taylor led a conseera- tion service at the close.
 Over Sunday Folks.
 At the Moosup society house were Rev. R. L. Roberts, Misses Ella and Lillie 1Iillet. Mrs. Harriet Taylor Mrs. Ralph Street, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Barr and daughter Margaret and son Ernest, Miss Priscilla Matthews, Mrs. Edwin St. John.
 At Putnam house. Mrs. E. N. Foster, Mrs. J. M Cunningham, Mrs. Carrie Gascoigne. Miss Hattie Baker, Miss Grace Lawton, Miss Helen Winch, Miss Margaret Kershaw, Mrs. Ellen Rowland and MT. and Mrs. Bartlett
 At the Uncasville house, Mrs. Lucy E. Allen, caretaker, Rev. and Mrs. J B. Aldrich, and daughter, Miss Vera, and two sons. Lewis and Mark, Mrs Emma Brown. Miss Lizzie Whalley, Miss Mary Payne. Mrs. w. J. Stevens Miss Marjorie, her daughter, Mrs Joel Newton and son Harold. Mrs. Bes- sic Avignon. Edwin Smith, Elmer Beckwith and daughter Marion, the Misses Ethel and Barbara Cornet, Mrs l.. A. COmstOck and son John, Miss Thelma Oram MT. and Mrs. Clyde Beebe, Mrs. Frank Calvert, Mrs. Irv. ing Church and Miss Martha Chappell
 At the Norwich Town house. Mrs M. R. French, daughter Dorothy, anC son Hollis; Clement Bushnell, Stan. i, tton Brown and daughter Martha Miss Edith Douglass and Rufus Stanton Mir. Stanton acted as a special police man for the day.
 Mrs. Harry Taylor, wife of the evan. gelist, came Saturday to the grounds } to remain until Monday. l MT. and Mrs. John Stewart Mrs ) James Tourjee and Miss Lillian Dan iels came to the grounds yesterda. from New London.
 Frank = Edpoondc ana POhar+ Mo l Neely, with his daughter DOrothea came up from Norwich yesterday an, ? enjoyed the days services. 5 Evangelist Harry Taylor's evenin
 sermon was on the text, Be filled wit :. the spirit" He emphasized this as l command to Christian people to sec Q distinct baptism of the Holy Ghos . after their regeneration, that God - spirit in them might convict the worl
 of sin and righteousness. Miss Wal len rendered a beautiful solo, Whe
 the Cleansing Tide Comes In. Notes.
 Rev J. A. Wood of Mapleville spen e Saturday and Sunday on the grounds
 Rev. and Mrs. George Clark of Can @ terbury and James Machett and wifi V of South Manchester and MT. and MT e John Haley were at the Colcheste q house over the Sabbath. s R. o. LatOur of Holden, Mass, for V merly of Norwich Town. has bee = spending several days at his cottag
 Al Wesley circle. Friends of Mrs. La - tour who is an invalid, are glad - know there is some improvement i n her condition
 Closing Meeting. f The closing meeting of the camp wa n held this CMonday) morning and wa
 led by Rev. G. D. Stanley of Putnam
 Notes.
 e George Lincoln Yeomans and Re e and Mrs. J. o. Dodge of Norwich wis l. tied the grounds on Saturday. = Capt. Henry M. Randall, president e Montauk bank in Brooklyn, N. r., lil g erated himself from his business care e and was at the camp meeting fro
 Friday to Sunday night.
 Judge Joel H. Reed of Stafford speI
 the last three days of the camp mee ol ing here.
 .- Rev. J. R. Miller of West ThompsC $ spent Saturday at camp. . Rev. Francis H. Rose of Lowe
 Mass, formerly of Norwich Tow, 1 spent Sunday at the grounds in con
 pany with his mother Mrs. Frank
 Rose. He is to marry September H Miss Gertrude H. Coombs of Welle X ley, and i sto sail as a missionary X the Philippines September 20. He al
 dressed the Epworth league service \ the Tabernacle.
 The camp meeting association h.
 installed an electric light at the re
 of Hickory Boost, off Prospect av
 nue, much to the convenience and d
 light of surrounding cOttagers. 1fWhen he giVeth auietness. Mh