Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12
wItLlMANTIc CAMP GROUND.
Cooler Weather Monday Appreciated at Opening Services of Epworth League nstitute-informai at Home in The Tabernacle.


 In delightful contrast to the heated atmosphere of Sunday was the tem= perature of Monday when the fifth annual Epworth League institute held it's first meeting. The institute is to last four days. Following is the pre- gramme;
 Monday August 11-4 p. m.. meet. ing of the district officers and faculty. Bethel; 5.30 supper: z, reception At Home. Tabernacle.
 Tuesday. August 12--6 8. fn., Rising bell; 6,3e, morning watch in rooms; t-l.45, breakfast; 7.45-S, chapel; S.05- S.55. Bible study. The Early Prophets, Tabernacle; (Tuesday) l. The ChaFac- 1 ter and Scope of Hebrew Prophecy. The Historical Background of the Period; "Wednesday ? Amos, the Prophet of Destruction: (Thursday), ,, Hosea, the Prophet of Love; (fri- day), 4, Micah, the Champion of the Common, People Instructor, Prof. J. w. Hewitt; 99.45, Personal ENange- l1sm- The Christian's Qualifications for Service. Tabernacle. Instructor. Will liam D. Lauma ster: 9.50-10 B. Round Table talks: For Presidents. Bethel; for First Department. South Manches- ter House. for Second Department, East Hampton House: for Third De- partment. Danielson House: for Fourth Department, Manchester House; for Secretary and Treasurer. Mantle
  New London House; 1o.40-1L25. Mis- sion Study. World Movements Toward God. Tabernacle. Instructor Rev. J. Caleb Justice: 1130-12-15, Boys Work. South Manchester House. instructor, Lester H. Clee. Christian Social Ser vices. Tabernacle; (Tuesday5 what, "Wednesday Where, (Thursday) How. (FTiday) Why. instructor, Rev w. NJ. Gilbert: ,12.30, dinner.
 Tuesday Afternoon-1.30. recreation. tennis tournaments 4, Red and Blue picnic, meet at the Tabernacle: 6. SUD- per; ', address, The Distinctive Con trlb9tion of the Asiatic Church to the Kingdom of Christ, speaker, Rev. Fred B. Fisher. Tabernacle.
 Wednesday. August 13<-(Mornfng sessions same as Tuesday,; 12.30, din her; 1.30, recreation. baseball between the Reds and Blues: 6. supper; ', lec- ture. Korea5 illustrated by the stereop- ticon; lecturer, Dr. George HebeP Jones, Tabernacle: Camp Fire after the lecture
 Thursday August IA (Morning ses sions same as Tuesday,; 12.30, dinner; l.30, Taking Of Institute picture near the Trysting Tree: 2-15, annual con vention of the Norwich District Ep- worth League G. supper; ' address, An Ideal Epworthian, speaker Rev G. G. Scrivener, Tabernacle.
 Friday. August 15.-(Morning ses-
 
 ,. closing session of the Institute in the Tabernacle; address by Rev. Sam uel w. Irwin; the Lords Supper will follow. closing with a service of ded- lcaton: 6, supper; 7.30. Institute con- cert, director. William I. Hastie
 The Faculty-Professo J. ". Flew itt. Ph. D.. of Wesleyan university: Bible Study: William D. Laumaster, evangelist Danvi1le, Penn, Personal EYangeiisnf Rev. J. aCieb Justice. of ! Dighton, Mass. Mission Study; Lester 1 H. Clee. boys work director of Prov idence Y. M. c. A; Boys' Work: Rev. l w, M, Gilbert. associate pastor of Morgan memorial, Boston. Mass, So- l cial Service; cabinet officers of Nor wfcf District Epworth League; Round | Table Talks,
 Speakers-DT. George Heber Jones. l of the board of foreign missions. of l the Methodist Episcopal church: Rev. l Fred R. Fisher general secretary of 1 the Haymens Missionary movement; i Rev. c. G. Scrivenef, district superin- | tendent of the Norwich district of the l New England Southern conference; Rev. Samuel w, Irwin, president or l East Greenwich academy,
 At ths Tabernacle, 1 There was aa informal At Home in l first public meeting of the Institute. l The feature of the evenings social was a. journey across the United States from San Francisco te WiiIi- mantie. with stops at several cities 1 and something doing at every eRe, viz; | San Francisco, piano solo; Denver, i chorus by all; Chicago reading by l Miss Hope. deaconess Of Providence; l Cincinnati, several vacation expert ences: Buffalo, grap4lophene selection l Stewart; Albany. baritone solo. Hines; i New York, speech by H. H. Curtis of 1 East Greenwich academy.
 Gone to Maine
 1 President Gray had charge. owing | to the unavoidable absence of the fourth vice president. Miss Hannah | Davis, who has removed to Maine | She is much missed as she has always been the wide awake leader of the social department
 1 Notes.
 Miss Carrie E. Ives of Norwich is iI l charge of the restaurant this season Her assistants are Mrs. w. w. Ives Mrs. Alvin Wood, Mrs. Ida Clifford Miss Jennie Drake, Howard Ives aSs@ George WaNen.
 l At the cabinet meeting Monday af- ternoon there were present the pres
 ident. Rev F. W. Gray, of Providence First Vice President Rev. Duncan E Dodd of East Hartford, Second Vice President Rev. Otis H. Green of Eas r Ct1a fllt.r the SpcrntaTy M IOhT