Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-21

commented on the book which was the subject of the period Rev. J M. Pot ter, of Hockanum, followed He call ed upon MT. Walmsley, of Quidnick, E. l.. Rev. s. F. Maine. of Hebronville, Mass; Mrs. Tracy of Jewett City. The golden rule is needed.
 At the closing morning period, Rev. MT. Easton waived his conducting the Sunday school hour in favor of Rev George B. Dean. former district superintendent of the New England Conference, now on the Centenary Mission commission of the M. E. church. He emphasized the essential
 evangelism of children. All children are born with face to heaven, they are to be trained for God. They should be kept from being converted to Satan, and then have to be re-converted to
 God. You save an addition table when a man is converted; but you save a multiplication table if you. save, a child. The child is the important 1 factor in the kingdom of God. About | S5 per cent of the church members come from the Sunday school. But a | large percentage of those in the Sun, day school fail to get into the church. Mir. Easton made brief remarks at the | close, emphasizing the fact the cream | among it's officers and tea achers, l Dr. Dean offered closing prayer.
 By noon the sunshine was warm and bright, and large audience gath
 cred in the auditorium to hear the
 second Bible reading by Rev. R. S.
 Moore. Rev. F. c. Baker led the
 praise meeting. The 5STd chapter of
 Isaiah was read by Rev. F. H. Spear,
 of Warren, R. l.. and Rev. W. H. Bath, | of. South Manchester, offered prayer. District Superintendent Scrivener then
 made the announcements and an of fering was taken.
 Christ and His Passion was the subject of Mir. Moore's address. based
 on the chapter read. Mystery ever
 belongs to life and to religion and lrakes it worth while. In house at the foot of this hill lies dead Daniel s. Clark, who as mere boy was in 1 Libby prison, and he had for his com fort anly his fathers picture. He would take it out and look at it, and
 it would make him strong So we are
 made strong when we see our Fath-
 CTS face in Jesus Christ. He gave
 up all for you. What have you given back?
 Rev. Mir. Moore closed with pray er The district superintendent stated that it is said the song. When I Sur
 vey the Wondrous Cross" is the one
 sung by the allied soldiers on the battle fields of France. Amid the earn
 age and struggle they learn the spirit
 ual significance of this hymn.
 Rev. George B. Dean, superintendent
 of the Evangelical department of the board of Home missions and church
 extension. followed with an interesting
 talk on the Work of the Church, in
 which he showed that Christ was in
 this present war So King Alcohol is
 falling down before the church today
 just as slavery did in the sixties. But
 what are the boys when they come
 back going to find the church doing All they will want is the essentials.
 At the close of this eloquent ad-
 dress America was sung and the audi
 epce dispersed.
 , The annual meeting of the Camp Grounds Auxiliary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society was held
 at the cottage of the Ladies Improve l mcnt association on. Church Circle
 Mrs. Costello Lippitt, of Norwich pre- sided. The old board of officers were } reelected. President, Mrs. Costello Lippitt; vice president, Mrs. Henry Randall, of Brooklyn. N. Y; secretary ! Mrs. J. M. Currier, of Chelsea; treas . ! uTcI, l.. COIN6T, O1 A1dnCHeSIef Solicitors were appointed to canvas: the grounds, and plans formulated fol the prosecution of the work for thu :. ensuing year.
 The Ladies Improvement Associa ton held a meeting at their cottag, yesterday afternoon. and transac cteC S usual business. Mrs. Lippitt presided :. and Mrs Jason Randall, of Groton , acted as secretary.
 2 At the South Manchester cottage ol : Church Circle are Mrs Esther Abbey D i Miss Gertrude Abbey, Mrs. Emeret Payne. Mrs. Mary Humphries an,
 Miss Edith Humphries, Mrs Ralpl Towle and her sister. Miss Ethel Bug , zell. Rev. W. H. Bath. the pastor ar
 rived Tuesday morning for few days Mrs. Julia A. Reynolds, of Williman Y tic, is at the cottage on Simrso ave nue, belonging 10 her brother, Johl Hawkins, of Jewett City.
 n At the Manchester House are Mre = s J. Kearns, care taker and SOY K Francis; Miss Leora Hubbard, Rev and Mrs. James Shipnan, Miss Char 0 lotte Burr, Miss Gertrude Grant, Mrs Martha Alien and daughter, Fannie $ Mrs: Susie Burgess, Miss Margare
 Nicholson, and John P Stone, all 0 f Manchester,
 0 Miss Mabel Mckinley, of Norwich i = in charge of the ice cream and confec o tionary department at the west en k of the boarding house this season. g Mrs. Clarence D. Boynton, of Nor g wich, is spending few days at cam . A. D. Zabriskies who runs the re T staurant, and who represented tn e town of Preston in the state iegisla II ture few years ago. has son. Luth $ CT K. Zabriskie. who for the past yea has been United States vice-consl g in Mexico City.