Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-21

So much by reading the Bible and ut tering prayers and going to church is the soul saved, but by having as the ire principle Jesus prayer. Father, only when your heart of hearts says that There was an unusually large audience to hear this scholarly and impressive sermon. Rev. Gibson c. Mosher. of Manchester offered the
 Personals.
 At the Colchester house of which Mrs. B. B. Warrington, of Norwich Town, has charge, are MT. and Mrs Miss Iylvinia Norton. from Westchest- CT; Mrs. Edgar Carrier. Colchester and c. A. Rathbone, of Norwich.
 Mrs. E. D. Bidwell and daughter Miss Allyne Bidwell are stopping al the South Manchester house.
 Mrs. B. F. Jaques. of Norwich. and Mrs. Eliza Clark. from Oak Park ill. were here for the day yesterday.
 Rev. William E. Keith, of South Manchester, is at his sisters cottage in Wesley circle.
 Mrs T. W. Phillips and Miss Clarke of New London, were here for the day Thursday.
 pr. and Mrs. Hill and family are present from Noank, Conn.
 MT. N. E. Lord, Mrs. D. F. Dodd and aunt. Miss Nellie Smith, of Providence are here from East Hartford.
 Mrs. D. F. Tucker and Mir. E. F Tucker are present at the camp meet ing.
 Mir and Mrs. D. F. Lovett from Nor. wich. were present for the day.
 Mrs. Frank Chamberlin and Miss Florence Smith are staying with MT and Mrs. Robert N. Stanley on Wes- ley circle
 MT. H. Walker and wife are here from Manchester Green, Conn.
 MT George N. Ford is here from Norwich
 MT. Nelson Ford of Norwich Town is also at. camp.
 MT. and Mrs. Lovett from East Great Plain. are on the grounds.
 Judge Albert E. Purple of Moodus came up in his auto yesterday for the day. bringing A. Silliman, Walter E Beckwith. and Henry Fielding.
 Revs. Gibson c. Mosher of Manchest- CT and J. B. Ackley of Burnside came to camp Thursday.
 Mrs. E. s. Shepherd, Mrs. Mary Hunt and Raymond Hunt of South Man. chester. are spending the week with Mrs. Julia Hut. 50 Wesley avenue.
 Mrs. w. J. Cox, of Franklin. came upon the grounds yesterday, return ing after the afternoon service.
 Notes.
 Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Prescott Chamberlin Mir. and Mrs. Charle: Manning. Mrs. Marion Larkin Mir. anG Mrs. c. l.. Clinton and daughter. Ma bel, all of South Windham, were al the services here yesterday.
 Mrs. C. NJ. Buell., of New Haven was at the cottage of Miss Gertrude Jacobs on Haven avenue yesterday.
 Mrs. George Andrew Gardner ana grand daughter. Iva. of Lefingwell are spending a few days on the grounds.
 A delightful shower after yesterday afternoons service laid the dust whicf teams and autos had tossed up on tht avenues.
 Baptist Preacher. x
 The interdenominational spirit O this Methodist camp ground was seer Wednesday evening when one whom the district superintendent characteriz ed as the greatest Baptist preache in New England,'' was the speaker tn Rev. o. P. Clifford, D. D.. of Brookline MasR.
 Tfe usual praise service was held a seven o'clock. Scripture was read b! Rev. Harry H. Critchlow, of Burnside and fervent prayer was offered b! Rev. Samuel Thatcher of Jewett City. Dr. Clifford took for his text Johl 12.34. 'The United States is yet il the Freshman class of it's colleg COuISe- DSSdn lIle Spedk0T. Nddn Td two big lessons to study, economic for the body, and religion for the soul The problem of immigration is ou greatest problem. for our immigrant are not spiritually minded like Abra ham and the Hebrew race were.
 With clear and vivid illustration he showed how the law of self-cruci fxion was the law of any life tha would help the world. We must ge beyond ourselves, our family circle our church. our denomination, ou country, our embrace in our though and consecration the whole wide 1 world.
 Dr. Gifford's style was clear, hi language elegant and his illustration vivid.
 He brought his discourse to a clos with 8 prayer and the benediction. Tn people everywhere were expressin their appreciation of this masterl. sermon.
 What is Going On Friday. At 10 a. m. Dr. Blake will speak o The Song of Songs: Its Message Flo | Today
 | p. m. President Irwin, "The Chris | tian and His Church" ' D. m. sermon by Rev. c. Harle | Smith of New London. Children's meeting at one o'clock i New London house. Brief Items. A chicken dinner was served at tn | dining room yesterday.