Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01
MONTVILLE
Baptist Church Activities-Fire Brick Addition to Factory-Meeting of Friday Night Club.


 Sunday morning in the Union Bap- list church the pastor will speak rom the subject Our Immortal Best The Lords supper will be observed direct ly after this service. The Christian Endeavor meeting will begin at 6.9O and the pastor will speak at {, tax ing for his topic, What Is That ID Thine Hand?
 Eight members of the Union Bap- tist church. Miss Gladys Latimer con cred by Rev. o. P. Clifford, D. D., or Brookllne, Mass, on The Bible. in the First Baptist church, New London Tuesday evening.
 New Brick Building.
 The Reyes Process Co. is making fine progress these days in their con- struction work which will soon be com pleted. This new brick building will be quite an improvem ent over the for mer wooden one which was burned a few months ago.
 Visited Schools.
 Supervisor Carlton Wheeler of New London visited Palmer Memorial school Thursday morning and the Collins school in the afternoon.
 Good Attendance for Rainy Sunday.
 Sunday evening there was the fine attendance of 70 at the Union Bap tfst church. Miss Gladys Latimer Con- ducted the Christian Endeavor meet ing and Rev. George c. Chappell and Miss Minnie Chapel sang duet Down at the Saviour's Cross. The subject of the evening sermon was Where Is the Lord God of Elijah?
 Friday Night Club Meets.
 The Young Ladies Friday Night club held the first meeting this season with their president, Mrs. George C. Chap pell, at the Baptist parsonage Monday evening. The young ladies present were Mrs. Alice Getchell Mrs. Mabelle Chapman, Mrs. Anna Dart, Mrs. Mar tha Delaney and Misses Henrietta Gridley, Florence Chapman. Lydia and Gertrude Olson. Charlotte Simpson, Edna Viner, Ella Rosenlund, Elsie Pratt, Marion c. Henry, Robye Boyn- ton, Jennie Wood and Mrs. Chappell- sixteen in all. Games were enjoyed and a lunch served by the hostess. Members of the club will entertain through the winter
 Rehearsing Play.
 Rehearsals for the play, The Village Post Office will begin next week There are over 90 characters in this amusing play, which will be presented by members of the Union Baptist church.
 Rev. George c. Chapel. who has joined the New London Choral union attended the second rehearsal Mon day evening. The union numbers over 100 singers, who will present the dramatic cantata, King Arthur, the early part of the new year Mr. Chap pell spoke at the noon shop meeting at the Cutlery company's plant Nor wtch. on Tuesday. His subject was The Gospel of Good Cheer. Tn the eve ming he taught a class in Old Testa- meHt Outlines in the New London Training SchoolA for Sunday School Workers
 Rev. John Sheldon Heard.
 One hundred and fifty were present al the Thursday evening prayer and covenant meeting in the Union Baptist church This is the largest attendance yet. Rev. George C. Chapel con ducted After 9, song service. the con gregation repeated the 23rd Psalm and there was responsive reading. Prayer was offered by Albert Edwards. Rev. John Sheldon was present and spoke helpfully. About 40 took part in tes- timony. sAThe Bible Study class was held in oiae conference room after this meeting.