Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-11
WIllnantic Camp Ground
spstitute Opens Monday-Fifty three Resister-Mrs. Costello Lippitt Re elected President of Improvement Society.

:. Monday the first day of the Will Hmantic Institute. During the day delegates from far and near arrived cottages. The attendance this year at the Institute is very good, fifty three having registered at the East Greenwich house
 was the meeting of the district off1- cers and the faculty at the Bethel at D. m
 In the evening the At Home" re- ception was held in the tabernacle
 Following is Mondays programme.
 p. m.---Meeting of the district of ficers and the faculty, Betheli 5.30, supper; ' Reception. At Home" Ia bernacle.
 Today's Prosramme.
 a. m, rising bell; 6.3O. morning watch in rooms; 7-7.45, breakfast; [ -S.05. chapel; S.10-S.55. personal evangelism: (Tuesday, The Relation Persuasion: Wednesday. The Mind of the Unsayed; Thursday, Culture and Control of the Christian Life; Friday, phe Structural Principle of Christian |fty; instructor Rev. J. O. Randall; 9-9.45, Junior League Methods; Clues day Kinds of Junior Leagues: We'd nesday. The Materials; Thursday, The Results; Friday, The Superintendent; instructor, Rev. C. E. Spaulding; 9.50- 10.35. Bible study, The Psalter: Tues day. Psalms of the Soul's Great Needs; Wednesday, Psalms of the Souls Great Problems: Thursday, Psalms of the Souls Great Gratitude: Friday, Psalms of Wonder at the Attributes of God constructor, Rev. Wallace B. Fleming; 10.40- 11.25. Mission Study, Immigrant Forces, instructor, Rev. J. Homer Slutz; 1130-1215. Christian Social ser xio be ia1i hAoxy Causes of Poverty; Wednesday, Causes of Poverty; Thursday, Principles of Relief; Friday. The Social Call to Ser vice; instructor, Rev. w. M. Gilbert; 12.S0 D. m.. dinner.
 Tuesday Afternoons p. n, Quiet Hour for Men, leader, Rev. D. F. Dodd. New London house; Quiet Hour for Women, leader Miss Alice M. Rob- ertson, South Manchester house: 5.45, stereopticon lecture, Home Missions, Mantle house; 6.15, supper: 7.15, ad dress, Personal Evangelism, Rev. l.. J. Birney. D. D.
 Officers of Improvement Society.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies Improvement society was held Mon day afternoon at the lNiantic house. The officers of the society were elected for the coming year and standing com mittees were appointed The officers elected are: Mrs. Costello Lippitt, president: Mrs. J. L. Randall, vice president: Mrs E. A. Cleaveland, sec retary; Mrs w. J. Betts, treasurer.
 Able to Leave Hospital. Mrs. H. H. Sterry who has been in St Joseph's hospital, Willimantic, for the past three weeks recovering from a surgical operation returned to her cottage here Monday. About the Grove. Rev. c. c. Scriyener of Norwich ar rived at the Eldredge Monday Mrs. Luther Stebbins and Mrs. liar ry Holmes. of New London, are oc- cupyiig the Holmes cottage oi Haven avenue.
 Mrs. Martha Nichols of Hamon- ton, x. J.. is spending a few days with
 Miss Nellie Keith.
 Mrs. Benjamin returned to the grounds Monday after an extended visit with relatives in Mantle. Mrs. E. C. Colver of South Man chester has arrived at her cottage on Foster avenue
 Mrs. Frank Barker of New Lon 6on is among recent arrivals. Mrs. William Elwood and daughters Muriel and Vivian. of New London, are located at the New London house for Institute week.
 I. c. Keator of Jamaica, N. T., is spending a few days with his family on Haven avenue
 Miss Julia Adams of Colchester has returned to her cottage on Wesley circle, after an absence of three weeks. Mrs. F.. H. Codding of Moosup is at her cottaee On Cartwright avenue. She has with her. her daughter Miss Hat tie Codding. also Mrs. ". J. Craig and Miss Grace Sheldon of Plainfield J. \. Sterry of Norwich visited his family Monday.