Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-13

With Church At Goshsn-Invitsd to
Norwich Town for Annual Meet
ina.

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cal union held its annual summer
outing on Saturday with the society
% the Goshen church The day and
place were Ideal, and the various So
cieties were transported IN trucks. pri-
v@te autos and Carriages The neat
set upon SaSfSn h ano the ss Pay to s~h5s
IL BY a winding and hiily country
road: but the good time prepared by
the hospitable people Of the church
onset all difficulties IN reaching the
beautiful spot The church was taste
Of red and white and the nag was
draped upon the wali In the rear OF
the pulpit. The devotional exercises
were conducted by Rev. Mr. Knott.
the pastor Of the church. who also
welcomed the visitors. William @.
union. responded. and took charge OF
the programme. Miss Helen Eadie OF
Hanover gave notice Of a missionary
ladders conferences on October sth and
stated that she had books and papers
for study and also pictures from
ties for their cooperation IN helping
DR.. Parkers work.
The secretary, Mrs. G r. Gardner.
OF Jewett City, read q letter regard
ing the state dues. Miss Gala White
Of Norwich Town gave an invitation
TO the union to meet with that So
ciety for the annual meetin. Mrs.
Waterman sang a solo. Sweet Peace.
which was very sweetly rendered
The president spoke OF the long III
ness OF George Hyde OF Norwich
Town, who Il a most active Endeavor-
er and has been sorely missed at the
various meetings. He appointed o.
5. Naples OF Bozrah, Mrs. Z. H His
cox of. Jewett City and Rev. ~. J.
Fuller OF Hanover a committee 10
draw up resolutions Of sympathy and
good wishes to be sent to Mr.. Hyde
from the union.
A most instructive paper on Chris
tan Endeavor Opportunities in the
Country was read by Mrs. York II
i gave a resume Of the work Of the
Goshen society and of the many work
ing members who have gone from
/ the church to other places. Miss
Alice A. Brown of Jewett City held
the closest attention OF the audience
/ while she read a story, written by her
self. II was a Christian Endeavoi
romance. and was replete~ with tru,
Christian Endeavor spirit. The ro'
ishingly true to life and caused mucl
laughter and prolonged applause
greeted the author at the close
Echoes from Northfield were giveI
by the young people who attended tn
conference and was given under tn
able direction of Miss Gala White
Papers and talks on different phase
Of the conference were given by MiH
Ruth Avery, Raymond Ewing. Heller
Ewing. Gala White. Marian Roger
and Helen Eadie. The conferepci
songs were sung and there YES soil
by Raymond Ewing
Rev. Mr.. Zumbro Of India was pres
ent and gave a short talk on Chris
tan Endeavor work in South India
The meeting adjourned and the com
pany were invited to supper. The Ia
bles were laid under the trees and
sumptuous repast was served At eacl
place was a dahlia to which was at
tached an apt sentiment The nap
kins all bore the picture OF Willisto
kchurch. the birthplace of Christiai
Endeavor. A vote OF thanks was ex
tended the society for their generou
hospitality. There were a number c
guests present, a large delegation com
ing from Scotland Road. where a me-
society has recently been ORGANIZED
Therhe were one hundred and twenty
Ave present at the services