Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-23
MONTVILLE
Jobs Centforters" Topic of Baptist Pastors Serznon-church Business Meeting Largely Attended-Asoea and Philathea Classes Entertained.

Streams in the Desert will be the subject of the sermon by Rev. George C. aChappell in the Union Baptist church Sunday morning. There will be special music. Deacon Edwin :. Henry, the Bible school superintendent, will conduct the evening Christian En- deaNer meeting at 6.30. Topic, Favor ite Characters Gf the Bible. Jobs ConforteTs will be the pastors subject at the : o'clock service.
 Miss Ropye Boynton spent Sunday at her home at Gardner Lake.
 Miss Gertrude l.. Rogers, who is teaching at Crescent Beach. spent the week end at her home here. Large Attendance at Church Meeting.
 There was the largest attendance for years at the annual business meet ing of the Union Baptist church Mon- ports were given by the various com mittees and the outlook for another year Is bright.
 Mrs. George C. ChappeI is the guest or her parents in Pittsfield Mass. Mrs. AraDella Latimer is enjoying a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Lyman, at Binghamton, N. Y. Special Music.
 The special music at the BaptisF church Sunday morning was a beauti- fully rendered soio, Sweater Every Mo lnent. sung by Miss Gertrude Olson. Tn ] 1 tied Tr2um der Seamefin. by A. La bitzky, was played by Miss Beth Doe l piano, and Rev. George C. Chappen, i flute. Mss Dorothy Rogers, one of the l youngest EndeaNoTers, conducted the ] meeting.
 Bernard Baldwin of C4roton was the l guest Of relatives in this village Sun 1 day.
 ! speaker Sunday afternoon at S.S0 1 f,'-1r1rE- he NT I' \ meeting for men. and there will be q | specially attractive musical pro- ] gTaume. This will be the fourth time MT. Chappen has been invited to speak 1 there.
 Entertained at Parsonage 1 Thirty members of the Agoga-Phila- ! thea Bible classes of the Baptist Bible ] sc.cul gathered at the Baptist par ! sonage Friday evening, Jan. 15, in re- ! sponse to the cordial invitation of the ! pastor, Rev. Nr. Chappell. After two 1 selections on the Victor talking ma i chine q reading was given by Miss 1 Marion C Henry; Miss Edna Nineo ! played a piano solo and Miss Lydia | Olson sang [ Wish ! Was in Michigan j reading by Miss Henrietta W. Gridley 1 entitled John W. Jones; baritone solo, 1 Dear Old Girl. by Mr Chappeu; read 1 ing, Mrs. Mabene Chapman; piano | soio Miss Beth Doe. Light refresh ! Tnents were then served, after which d 1 ! joNed hN all. Several popular songs were sung and other Victor records played.
 | Supervisor Wheeler made his regular visit to Palmer Memorial school Tues day.
 William Mckenzie has employment with the Thames Speciality company.
 Baraoa Class Meets.
 The Earaca, class of the Baptist
 church held their first meeting of the 1 winter ir the chapel Tuesday evening with an attendance of 16 young men Popular songs were sung by all, Miss | Beth Doe assisting a t the organ. Leon C. Allen played several selections or his phonoSTa ph and sports were en- ioved.
 The Choral and Culture club Will lloId their first meeting at the Baptist pa1sonaSe at an early date. The even ing will be spent wit hthe poet Ten 1 nNsou.
 Debate Jan. 31st. The first debate in the Ag0ga- -IhiIa-
 thea Bible classes will occur in the
 parlor of the church Sunday, Jan. S1 Resolved, That the Lord performs miracles as well today as in Bible
 times. Affirmative. Deacon E. $. IIen-
 Ty and Miss Ruth Dow; negative Rob-
 crt Patton and Miss Beth Doe Iucf i interest is taken by the two classes ir
 this debate and d banner attendance is