Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
ROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
MONIVIL.LE
Pastor chappelI Presents Diplomas to Baptist Bible Stadents-course in Manual Training Pianned-Music Committee Mrs. Darts Guests.

large audience was present at the Union Baptist church last Sunday morning The pastor, Rev. George C. Chappell, spoke from the subject. The Startling Christ. The choir ren- dered a beautiful selection. The Agaza and Hhilatheay Bible classes united un- der the pastor as teacher in the church parior. At 3.30 the pastor spoke at the !. M. C. A.. Norwich, on The Danger Of Being a Castaway Gen eraa Secretary Edwin Hill and Mrs. Hill of Norwich were guests of fhe Union Baptist church in the evening and Mir. Hill~deiivered stirring and spiritual message on The Peace of Shrlst Rev, MT. Chappen presented the forty members of the three Bible study classes diplomas at the grad uating exercises. Thirty of these young people have committed and re cited thirty of the choicest psalms in the regular C. E. meeting. The mixed quartette sang two selections and Mir. Hill offered the closing prayer.
 Miss Charlotte Simpson was a New London caller Saturday afternoon and Miss Gertrude c. Olson was in Nor wich on business
 The ChappeH house, now owned by the Palmer Brothers has been put in first class condition
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Delaney have taken up light housekeeping at the Moran home Mir. Delaney is employ ed at the Robertson box shop.
 States Attorney Hadlai A HuII of New London and Judge John IF Barnes of Norwich are to speak in the Union Baptist church at future dates
 Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Fred J. Hope were delegates from the Baptist Christian Endeavor society to the re cent union meeting in New London
 Music Committee Entertained.
 Friday evening, March 6. the mem oers of the music committee of the Christian Endeayor society of the Baptist church were hospitably e,tere tained by Mrs. Henry Dart and her daughter. Mrs. Harriet Furber. Mrs. Dart IS one of the oldest members of the Union Baptist church who for many pears was a constant attendant at the Sunday services. but now fig ides of age. The music committee, Miss Elia c. RosenIund chafrn1an. Adrs. Walter Jeffers, Mrs. Ray Wood mansee. the Misses Ethel l.. Wood Lydia D. Olson and Elsie Pratt were present, accompanied by the pastor. Rev. G. c. Chappef and Waiter .JeF. fers and gave an hodr of song and good cheer. Light refreshments were served and after singing God Be With You Till We Meet Again, the pastor offered prayer.
 Miss Berry of Cape Cod was the guest last week of Miss Henrietta. " Gridley. W
 Manual Training Course.
 Something new for the bows of the Baptist Bible school and Christian Endeavor is being planned for next winter by Rev G. c. ChappelI. Twen- " afternoons or evenings in practi cal manual training will be offered the boys free by Mir ChappeI. who is himself a tradesman, in the parsona ea basement which will be fitted Up for this purpose
 Sunday morning, the 18th. the Rev DWlSht c. Stone of Stonington will exchange pulpits with MT. ChappeII at the Union Baptist church.
 There is talk among the young neo- ple or Choral and Culture club for next fall and winter.
 Address by James L. Case.
 James l.. Case of Norwich gave an interesting and profitable address al tne Thursday evening meeting in the Bapt1st chapel. Subject, Some Things Worth Knowing. Miss Cela c. Ro1 senlund recited the 9oth Psalm and a duet, Not Half Has Ever Been Told was sung by Miss Gertrude Olson and MT Chappen. Secretary Hill of Nor wich accompanied MT. Case.
 The members of the Baptist Chris tian Endeavor society will be guests of the '. NJ. C. A, Norwich. next Wedne N