Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-26
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
OLD MYSTIC
Week of EvangeIistic Services at Bap- tist chureh-Variety Supper-The Weeks Visitors.

WeefS visitors.
 Special evangelistic services were held during the week beginning Sun day, April 18th. at the Baptist church. The pastor. Rev. Henry E. Anderson, had charge of the services on the opening day: Monday evening the speaker was Rev. Welcome E. Bates, pastor of the Union Baptist church, Mystic, who preached an excellent ser mon from John 4, 35-36. The speak CT Tuesday evening was Rev. George B. Marston, pastor of the Baptist church Stonington, whose subject was Being Recommended by Jesus. We'd nesday evening the meeting was ln charge of Richard w. Mansfield, city missionary of New London, who brought two of the mission workers with him. Stories of their conversion as told by Mir. Flood and Mir. Chap man were both interesting and con vincing of the power in the gospel to save men. DT. A. B. Coates of Hart ford was the speaker Thursday eve ming and was given the closest atten- ttion. He was also the speaker at the meeting Friday evening and at the children's meeting held Saturday af- ternoon at 3 o'clock. Sunday was observed as Decision day. pr. Coates had charge of all the services of that day, preaching both morning and eve ming. Instead of the regular order Of service during the Sunday school hour the time usually devoted to the study of the lesson was used fer Decision day programme in charge of Dr. Coates. Rev. William F. Newton, the singing evangelist, was present at all the Sunday services. rendering several solos and leading the singing at the Sunday school service The Methodist pastor, Rev. Arthur II. Withee assist ed in the evening services, having postponed the evening service at the Methodist church that he and his church and congregation might be present at the closing services of the series
 Concert at Baptist Church.
 A concert is to be held in the Bap-. tist church when some of the young people of the church will render the following programme, assisted by some musicians from out of town
 Chorus, On the Trail of the Lone some Pine; song, Little Mischief Round, reading. solo All Aboard for Blanket Bay, song, chorus, See-Saw, solo. solo. Gypsy's Morning: reading, Yankee Roses Bloom in Heaven?; solo; read ing; quartet; violin solo; vocal duet; reading; Round.
 Variety Supper.
 The United Workers of the Metho- dist Episcopal church served a va nesday evening from to 9 o'clock, after which a musical and literary pro granme was rend,sred- Squadrlto brothers furnished music. The pro- ceeds will be used for church expenses.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church met "Wednesday evening with Mrs. William D. Beckwith.
 The w C. T. r. met Friday at 3 D. m- with Mrs. John A. Dean to sew for the flood sufferers.
 News in General.
 Dana Taylor Gallup, who is taking post graduate course at Harvard Law school, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Simeon Gallup.
 Rev. C. LeaVens Eldredse of Green field, N. H.. is spending this week with MT. and Mrs. Charles e. Eldredge at Riverview
 Mrs. Wallace A. Phillips of Bridge port is the guest of her sister, Miss Susan H. Babcock.
 Mrs. Charles Tinker Miss Flora Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tinker were at Lawrence hospital, New Lon don, Sunday. to visit Charles Tinker who has been at the hospital for the past ten days for treatment of a ser ious illness.
 Mrs. Claude Chester of Noank was a Sunday guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. William R. Hull.
 Albert A. Haley is recovering from a lengthy illness.
 moving from Riverview cottage to Mrs Eyefafd Whitford'S tenement on the outskirts of the village
 J. Alpheus Schaonever of Hartford spent Sunday with his father. AL pheus H. Schoonover.
 Edwin Pomeroy has returned from a visit to his mother, Mrs. H. Ida Pom eroy of Worcester
 Rev and Mrs Henry E. Anderson and three children were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Avery Park of Nor wich
 Mrs Edward Kellogg of Stafford Springs was recent guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles E. Lamphere.