Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-23
Rev. W. H. Barber, of South Coventry.
 Cottage Holders Meeting.

Gk5Ns w. H. DeL1bSEP OI koOuLI1 coventry.
 Cottage Holders Meeting.
 At { o'clock Tuesday there was a good attendance of cottage holders at the annual meeting at the New Lon- don house.
 The president, Jason l.. Randall, called the meeting to order, and of fered prayer. The secretary, A. R. Newell, of Rockville, read the minutes, and also the resolutions prepared up- on the death of the former vice pres ident, B. B. Gardner.
 Some S5 cottage holders were pres ent. Van R. Wheeler, of Providence stated the reasons why no grocery store could be on the grounds as voted last year. No one could be found to open the store for the rent asked, S25. Then free rent was offered, but with no success. Some canned goods and other things are for sale at the bak- cry.
 Several suggestions for improvement were made. along the lines of better roads and sanitation. The chair ap- pointed Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Cleave- land to bring in list of officers for names were brought in, and the pres ident of the nominating committee was instructed to cast a ballot for J. L. Randall, Groton, president; HarIon Hill, of East Hampton, vice president; and A. R. Newell, of Rockville, secre-
 
 were elected to the annual meeting of the Camp Meeting association: Mrs. Smith E. Talcott, Rockville; Mrs. Jane E. Read, Worcester; Mrs. Costello Lippitt, Norwich; Mrs. Nettie Dunston, Miss Addie Webber, Mrs. Jacob Betts, Mrs. George Woodward, Mrs. Jas. Purdie, Mrs. Sarah Sumner and Mrs. W. H. Birmingham, all of Willimantic; Miss Alice E. Strong. Boston; W. l.. Backus and Mrs. Julia Hut of Man chester; George Buckland of East Hampton, and A. R. Newell, of Rock vile. The meeting then adjourned. pr. Wright's Sermon.
 A most able sermon was preached Monday evening by Dr. A. E. Wright, of Springfield, from Psalms 127:1, 'gEx- cept the Lord build the house, they labor in vain that build it." Not a single law of God can be violated without calamity
 Man thinks he can disobey God. and men won't know. But he will find sooner or later it is impossible for him to get by God. The ultimate force of this universe is not gunpowder and steel, but love and brotherhood. All laWiess labor is lost. Man cannot grow soul, if he simply piles up gold. God gives us a lifetime in which to build life. You cannot prodigal the years and find heavenly character the last fifteen minutes of life. You cannot lAtAS "4IIl IOu 1dWS dIII get Dy. " must not violate the building laws of character. You can't be a moIIycod- dle in this world. God gives you the materials, but you must build What is your foundation Is God the Mas ter Builder?
 Veteran Double Bass Player. His many friends are glad to see again the face of John w. Rose. ot South Windham, upon the platform 1 He handles the bow of his big Pres colt double bass with his usual skill 1 This, with the violin and piano, forms ] a pleasing orchestra.
 Noted About the Grove. l At the Keith cottage on Wesley cir. 1 cle are Miss Nellie Keith, Rev. ant 1 Mrs. W. E. Keith, and daughter Gladys l Miss Marjorie Keith, who has beer | with them since Sunday returned homs
 James T. Walsh motored iron i Greenwich to the grounds Tuesday | doing the 110 miles in about ffvc l hours He returned in the afternoon i with Mrs. Walsh, who has been spend. ! ing week with Mrs. II. H. Sterry, al 1 the latter's cottage on Haven avenue l The ice cream and confectionery stand is in charge of Allen SterrV i with Miss Marguerite Gallup assist. i ant