Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-24

 Shaw, MT. and Mrs. Loren Maine. Mrs. Grace Lathrop. Rev. and Mrs. J. M. VonDeck, and Miss Annie and Albert Skinner.
 Miss Ethel Woodward, of Providence. Alyah and Truman Woodward of Belk- nap. spent the closing Sabbath on the
 Judge Purple, of Moodus. together with Arthur Silliman and Miss Ab- bic Purple, motored to camp Sum day.
 City home Norwich. together with her two daughters, Mrs. Hannah and Miss Maud were greeting friends on the grounds Sunday.
 Lincoln N Oatley. of Wakefield, R. panied by Mrs Oatley, Miss Mae, son Kenneth. Mrs. John Tingley, and Miss Grace HoliiS1d They return Tuesday morning, and are stopping at Mrs. Al bert Ro1linson's cottage on Wesley circle.
 Dorothy, of Norwich, attended the meetings here Sunday.
 J. l.. Dustan, of Mansfield assisted in the music with his clarionet Sun day afternoon.
 Saturdays Meetings.
 After the long thunder shower If Friday afternoon the sun rose bright and clear with d cool breeze sweeping through the grove.
 , The usual early services were held at 6 and 8 o'clock. There was fair audience at the 10 o'clock meeting In Tn the auditorium. Rev. J. N. Geisler of Holland prayed. The district superin- tendent introduced the speaker of the morning pr. F. B. Dickson, of Phil4- delphia, whose theme was The Div 1e Challenge to Sacrifice. Opportunities fn6o arl6 hence our responsibilities are so much greater. The speaker told interesting ly about the various great missionary movements of the past five years par ticipated in by 150.000 men all across the country, whose motto is. Tie evangelization of the world in thls generation" The Layman's Mission ary Movement, the Student Volunteer Movement, and others were mentioned. He closed by emphasizing the great educational missionary campaign Of Methodist men of New England which f, to be held in Fremont Temple, Bos- ton, Nov Il, 12 and 13. 1914. It is not a money making scheme, but a gather ing to arouse enthusiasm. Let us not he ashamed to wear the little cross for Sesus' sake.
 Afternoon.
 The usual 1 o'clock meetings wee held at the New London and Staffo- l
 
 children; the latter a social service, led by Rev. Dwight w. Adams of Uncas vile At the latter meeting the Staf- ford pastor, Rev. O. w. P. Buck, took up free will offering for the organist Of 2s years service, Prof. w. O. Tur- ner.
 Massachusetts Man Breaches.
 At o'clock a large audience assem- bled in the auditorium. After the praise service Rev. J. B. Aldrich, of Attawaugan read the Scriptures and Rev. D. F. Dodd of East Hartford prayed. The preacher was Rev. Rob ert $. Moore, of Attleboro, Mass. HIS text was Acts 20: 21, 22. His subject was the fearless conservation of St. Paul.
 Personals.
 Mrs. J. w. Rose of South Windhan, wife of our genial player of the Pres colt double bass, spent Satu-- day and Sunday at the camp, stopping at the Manchester house.
 Jephthah Bill of GriswoId spent the latter part of the week here.
 Alba Perkins, the former super'n- tendent of the grounds, is a frequent visitor from WiIlimantic. He bought and has fitted it up in good style for a comfortable residence.
 Friends of A. D. Zabriskie of Pres ton, who ran the restaurant in the sea- sons of 1911 and 1912. were pleased to see him and his wife again at their post from Thursday until this morn ing. They were assisted by Elijah Harris, of Norwich. as cook. and Erva Barnes, Miss Ruth Richardson, of Norwich. has charge of the dining room. Her assistants are the Misses Hattie Bennett and Gertrude Maine, of Preston; Ira Barrett of Norwich and Allyn Sterry of Norwich.
 Misses Ruth and Althea Wood, daughters of Rev. J. A Wood, of Ma Saturday to spend the Sabbath at camp.
 Miss Barbara A Corbett of Worces- ter Mass, came Thursday and spent the closing days of the camp meeting With Mrs. Jane E. Read at Gem cot tage, Wesley Circle.
 Revs. S. F. Maine of Hills Grove. R. l., and D. H. Talnage of Windsor vile. arrived Saturday and took in the final camp meeting services.
 New London Man Breaches.
 Rev. c. T. Hatch of Mystic read the Scriptures and Rev. A. W. Withey of Old Mystic offered prayer.
 Rev. C. Harley Smith of New Lon Con preached from Titus 3:5, "Tae Washing of Regeneration and the Re- newing of the Holy Ghost" was 1is subject. Man is a little of dust and the rest of God. The dust of sin must be wsshed from the soul Man has been marred, but can be regenerated and renewed by the Holy Ghost. Rev. MT. Smith said that years ago he had been changed by this Spirit from business man to circuit rider. A prayer meeting concluded the service.