Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-23

the FakioUs praise eeFFleee l1 HIS uSdRi acceptable manner, as for many seasons on the camp ground, HIS thorough know ledge of music. both vocal and instru. mental. together with his pleasant man ner. has caused him to win a warm place in all hearts. He has been ably assisted by his erEanist, Miss Marjorie Stephens, of Vernon, whose first season as ergaHist for the camp meeting has shown her to be a akiiful player.
 Rev. Walter S. MaeIatyFe led the Stat. ford Springs house meeting Friday even- iRg, speaking upHn The Baptism With the Spirit.
 At Bide-A-Wee, ' Haven avenue, are the owner. Mrs, Helen If, Fergusen ei Providence, her sister, Mrs, Louise fwee, dy ot Mansfield, MAss.. and MT, and Mrs ". H.. GFout and daughter Helen of Providence.
 At 1s Haven avenue are MF. and Mrs William Cummings and daughters. Mill dred, Mary and Catherine. They come from WiiIima1tie.
 Mrs, George Eaton Of stAherd Spring, and Mrs 4, ft. Gleaveland of South Man, chester are at the cieayeiand cottage, ea Haven avenue,
 MT, and Mrs c. NJ Mitchell and sar Kenneth and Mrs. Miteheirs sister, Mis. Flora F. Baldwin, auteed from Maple
 vile, F. T., Saturday aftreneen to spenf the Sabbath.
 Mrs. Charles Morley of Lyme spent , part of Saturday and Sunday on tht grounds.
 The Saturday evening service sufseres a little interruption during the opeaia, praise service because of the fall in al aisle, as sine was coming down for a seat
 of Mrs. Lima Montgomery. She was let to her cottage, s2 Wesley circle, and Dr Wilcox was summoned from Willimantic He found she had disiecated her Fieh
 wrist, and reduced the fracture. The district superintendent, Rev. ". H
 Bath. has wrought well in eonducting tn
 camp meeting. Careful and patient ami, the multiple and often peFpiexiAg dutie of the week. he has kept . firm han, upon the services and his sincerity for ti welfare of all has been clearly manifest Together with President Stocking 6 the Epwesth league and the cahiHet of icers, one of tn chest programs ever ga enjoyed by all attending. Already nIan are being set in motion for new and help
 ful features to be enjoyed by the attend 1 ants of 1921. --. The interest in the meetings at tn Stafford Springs house has increase, steadily from the beginning. Especial. ! excellent and we'll attended were thos | of Saturday and Sunday, On the feurti l day the o'clock meeting was led by r B. faFkhuEst of Stafford and the e'eieel by Rev J. R. Miller of East ThcHpsen 1 The Sunday l ?. n service was led b! ] Rev. J. M, Ven Deck of StaAoFdviiie, an,
 the o'clock meeting by Rev. John R Miller of East Thompson,
 
 Mrs. Wilbur ', Havens and Mir. and Mrf Willis Ravens.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Beekwith MT. and Mrs. Frederick Willenbreek an, I Miss Ruth Wippert came as visitors t, 1 camp from Meadua yesterday l Dr. Myron A. Maine and his siste. Mrs. Mary Rrownel. from Bolton Notch | were on the grounds yesterday. Fron l the same place came aise MT, and Mre Loren s. Maine.
 with lenT fife viii I satisfy hin- 1 This promise seems illustrated eftea D. attendants at the eaFnp meeting In 1 cottage here there stood enc day thre mey whose ages aggregated 3s1-C. H
 Gallup of Mansfield. So, Loren s. Main of Bolton. St. and E. E. Packer of Leb. 1 hon, sT.
 The many friends cf Jassa L. Randall 1 l presence at this camp meeting session | It is the first tizse his eamTnedieus est 1 tage on Haven aveDse, The Aaeherass 1 has been clseed for many years. Las l fall he sufterta serious automobile sc i eiaeRt. Going south for the winter t l recupeFate, he vas taken with aa Hines 1 that physicians st Johns Hopkins uni veFsity called form ef sleeping sick 1 ness. He is mentally as alert az ever but is weak in he4T and docs net seen to gain physical strength. Many heart l are lifted that another season may SC
 him here busy with hts usual efieial du 1 ties. The members of the executive con, 1 nsittee have each sent 2 letter of ehee and sympathy te their absent eeFaFade. It was a theaEhttll courtesy on th part Of District Superintendent Bath { | invite two of his predeeessers h efie l to renew aequaAfanee with the cam
 meeting and their many friends. It va
 a delight to the p<spie of the district i atteHaaace to greet them and listen t
 the inspiring messages they brought 1 Mir. and MFs. Sianten Rrown an dasghter Theodore of Norwich Tow
 were visitors at the camp yesterday. Walter 8. Calvert of New Lesden cam
 to the camp yesterday, remaining /oye night at the Mantle house.
 It was estimated that 300 automoSile
 were parked and some a,sea people wer
 on the grounds yesterday.
 Ahess ths Gseve. | At the Meacham cattaEe are Mrs. Ei zabeth Hiii of Niantic. Mr. and Mrs. ! H. Hagstrom and daughter, Eizabetl The HsEctrons remain through Septen