Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-21
wlLLlMANTfc CAMP GROUND.
Annual Meeting of Association Chose Rev. G. G. Scrivener President and Costello LipPitt Vice President Auditorium to Be Enlarged-Over- coats Were Needed Wednesday.

So decided was the drop in tempera- ture through the preceding night that overcoats were in order Wednesday morning, especially at the sunrise ser vice held at o'clock in the tabernacle and led by Stephen A. Prentis of New London.
 At s.30 prayers were held in differ ent cottages and at the Stafford Springs house prayer and testimony was conducted.
 The annual business meeting of the Willimantic Camp Meeting association was held at o'clock at the Mantle house. District Superintendent Scriv- ener occupied the chair. The secre- tary, Rev. F. C. Baker, read the reports of all business sessions of the execu- tive committee held during the year A. R. Newell Rockville, secretary of the cottage holders meeting. read the list of delegates to the meeting chosen at yesterdays session; also their vote of appreciation for improvements to the auditorium and elsewhere. B. B. Gardner. New London, c. w. Bradley, Rockville, Rev. w. E. Kugler, Hocka mum, were chosen as committee of nomination.
 The treasurer, Rev. Edward M. An thony. of Jewett City, read his report. printed copies oI which were passed around. In even dollars, the receipts have been s2.50s and the expenses G,4O ff Ing of $254. The principal items on the list of receipts are: From the boarding house 3S12, grounds $l,0ls, collections S754. subscription SIP, store SIS, electric lights $40. wood ss3. bag gage ssa, barn S3f. telephone $14. The chief expenses of the past year have been as follows. diary of the superin- tendent of the grounds. M, E. Walter, $525 electric light equipment $12S, boarding house expenses $s16 minis terial supply s130, lumber S60, police $23 Ia bor s14s music $40, bills paya- ble (notes) S2o4, insurance $93, gas ard 1 mpany S84. H, A. Bug bee seG, tax ." cutting trees $49, saving weed s4J. .,lephone $42, Secre- taFy Baker ss5,
 The committee on nomination pre- scented the list g fsfHeeFs fer the en- suing year and they were elected; President, Dist. Sspt. George e. Seriv- eneF; vice president, Costello LipPitt, Norwich; secretary; Rev. r. c. Baker, Arnelds Mills, R. Ij treasurer, Rev, Edward N. Anthony, Jewett City; ex= eeutive eeamlttee fer three years, Ces- telle Lippitt, IN erwich, Jason L. Ran. dan, Greton, F. Henry Bushnell, Ner= wich Town: trustee for three years, Edward M, Wheeler, Providence. There was B general discussion to the method of raising the S1 .ego needed to cover the deficiency of $250 and the ex- pense of extending the auditorium roof, $750 The details were left to the ex- ecutive committed The secretary read cordial letter of greeting from the New Haven district camp meeting at Plainville. MT. Baker was instructed to reply with note of thanks. Rev. MT. Scrivener made a few personal remarks expressing the appreciation of himself and family for the cordial re- ception they had received, and espe cially to the Ladies Improviment as sociation for the elderage newly en- larged and equipped for their use. The meeting adjourned subject to the call of the district superintendent.
 The 10 a. m. service was held out of doors, the temperature having risen considerably since early morning. For 15 minutes the~~usual praise service was held Scripture was read and prayer offered by Rev. J. B. Aldrich of Uncasville.
 The sermon was preached by Rev. J. E. Priestley South Coventry. The Many Sided Jesus was his theme, and he took his text from Matt. let 13. Whom do men say that I. the Son or Man, am?" This has been the ques- ton of the centuries. The answer is multiplex The Son of Man was in the beginning with God. and was God. He commands all natural forces, created yet the master, a man remote yet near, strong yet tender, with an enthusias- tic message, and who crowned his wonderful life with a loving yielding of all for man.
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