Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
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LEDYARD
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 su6day uorninx Rev. c. Y. Good enoofh read the scrtptnres fron Isaiah XffV1 and offered prayer He then introdnced Rev. Walter Lamphere of Hertford wno delivered sn eioquent Aif present were intercsfed in whaf he had to say. At the close collec- ton res tsken. Mrs. William | Allyn sang at the offartory. !,
 vi.itsd ethooi.s
 supervisor c e Swift of Norwich xisitsd schools in town Nonday and
 Rev Mr. ooodspoash announced Sunday morning. that his addrSss for. next Sunday morning VIII be a harvest
 lndoor Picnic.
 A sunday school picnic was held In the veetry of the Congregational church SaturdAy under the supervlsion of John M. Cray. supe-iutende >.. Mir. and Ms Charles A Gray and MT. and Mra Ralph Gallup have been AfaxinE tho past week at Sound Beach 1 where Arr and Mrs. Gallup own R cot tase They motored 70 stamforf each been seriouslT ill They returned home Tuesday evening k Fcllowship Meeting.
 I The first FeIiowshir meeting. In fhe series of Congregational churches. in ciuding Ledynrd. Road church. Mystic, Stonington. North stoninEton. yard a cnrch f wednesday i ss 'eq E, 1r ~.z o1 s1 ideal summer day which brouEhfs out a. large number or visitors from tns ! neiRhboring churches. SO that the i church was nearly nllcd af the close of the morning service. sts
 --ReF. ,. O. BarroWs of Norwich Town nwr1N rsr Ar.nf exercises opened with singing follow ed by prayer. A praise service fol- lowed Scripture reading was by Rev Mir. Mcdonald of Westerly. from Ephs- fered by Rev Mir. cathcart of Wes- teriy. The principal address was sfv, en by Rev. KIT. Fisher of North 6fon. ington. he taking his text from Ephe. slams Y. xI- It was nasterly pro dnction and waa closely listened to D,
 noon hour all assembled In the vsstry | where the ladies of the church hal prepared an appetfxinx chicken dime Eitors.
 The. afternoon service opened ;vsti l singing. An Hall the Power Of Jesus
 Name. Prayer was offered by MT
 Davis. The subject for the afternoon
 discussion was How Much fin War I lGcds Win2 The discussion was open cd by Rev. MT. Goodenough. paato
 of the church. followed by Rev. Nr
 Pollock of Norwich. Rev Mfr Cathca< of Westerly. Mfr. Holmes. Deacon B \ Williams. Rev. Mfr. Peacock of Yves
 terly. Rev. Mr. Stone of Stouinxfon
 Rev Mir. Fisher of North Stonfngtcn \ The discourse was ably handled b: the speakers ard was very prontabIe The exercises cIcsed with sinEing.
 Teacher from Norwich. II John YezionowsiSy of Broad streel Frank Fitch of Versailles. rwho ha purchased timber lot of Judge sam 1 uei Hoididge and who wfli erect steam sawnln at an early date.
 Z; Mrs Chester Giidden Of Groton wa , the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Sheldo Wednesday and attended the Fellow ship meeting
 Moves to une.svilis.
 Representative Joseph D. Austin. wh sold his personal effects at aucfIo ' | Tuesday. has moved his family to UT
 caavtile. where he ia employed by th
 state supervising state roads.
 Legacy 10 Church.
 Herbert ". Gallup of Norwich. nd : minfstrator of the esfate of his 5iste : the late Grace Gallup has preaente
 the Ledyard church "a bank book cor
 taining $1oo. the interest to be use r for current expenses- <--ffr Z 1.I Much sympathy is expressed for N :. and Mrs Henry T. Gallup Of Pouuetr y muck In the loss of their only daangf . ter, who was a little over four veal !. old. Mrs- Gallup was formerly M. q Warren and was an efIicienk teach, q In District No a.. -.-.lf