Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-03

, the week will be God Man, Sin, Law, Redempti1,l and Immortality. The EpNorth League Methods sessions will be in charge of Rev Victor V. Sawyer of Rockville. His subjects will cover The General Aims of the Epworth League.
 The afternoon inspiratiopal addresses will be delivered by Rev E. c. Fuller of New York and Rev. F. D. Taylor, whose 1 subjects will be Facts, covering Chris tian Experience, facts of Certainty, Companionship Victory, Obedience and Christ.
 The twilight services will be led for l the first three days by Miss Josephine Fisk of Providence and the last three days by Rev. J. M. Gage. The evening evangeIistic services to l be held in the tabernacle will serve to 1 bring out some of the best pulpit ora
 tors in the district. The preachers will be: Monday Aug. Is, Rev. E. c. Tullar :, | Aug. IT, Rev. c. c. Tibbets; Aug. IS. 1 Rev. E. A. Legg; Aug. 1s, (te be an- nounced), Aug. 20, Rev. c. c. Scriyen- CT; Aug. q, Rev. J. Fl. Newland, D. D. ' Sunday, Aug 15 will be Missionary l Sunday. At 10 E. m. the meeting of the Weman's Foreign Missionary Society will be held. The speakers will be Rev. and Mrs. N. K. Mukeriee, native work l CTS Ol 1HQld, WHO VIII dppOdI III garb. At ? p. m. the meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society will
 be held. The speakers will be Mrs. w. P. Thirkield of Mexico. In the evening
 at ' o'clock a union missionary meeting will be hefd
 | Sunday, Aug. g, will be camp meet i ing Sunday or the "big day" The pro-
 gram will include five meetings as fol- lows: S.90 a. n1., Love Feast at the gate
 ! of the camp ground led by Rev. F, C.
 Baker; 10 a. n.. sermon by Bishop
 Fred E. Fisher; 2 p. nl., sermon by Rev
 J. H. NewIand D.D, 6 p. m., Epworth
 League p. m., sermon by Bishop l Fisher.
 During the month of July the local
 i fire department was called out but twice
 for fires, the first being on July 5th for
 a roof fire at the property of Frank
 1 Ford at Meadow Lane. and the second
 being for a chimney fire at the prop
 erty of Charles Ho1orook on Main 1 street. The month just passed without 1 q Fibt sets a record for the month oi 1 July as in 1919 the men responded to l eight calls, one of which was for fire at i the bleach house of the American l Thread eonpaB'- Vfc7 damage amounted
 10 S44S153. In October 1919 there 1 were but two ca-.s, the damage amount ! ing to about $500. These totals are by l far over those incurred through the 1 fires of the past month when no damage | was reported at either fire.
 Lieutenant Harry Kelly of Engine 1 Company No. 1 is enjoying fifteen day 1 vacation and left Sunday for Atlantic 1 Sity, N. J., accompanied by his sister, 1 Helen. During his absence members of l the volunteer department are filling the vacancy.
 1 William Berard of this city and Will 1 liam Bernard of Hartford leave Wed l nesday on an automobile tour to Lake ] Champ1ain a~d ''r~qr New York state. . tour will be for IS days. Brief Mention. l The speaker at the First Baptist l church the coming Sunday is to be Rev. J. B. Lennon.
 i Miss Elsie Baker of Jackson street has returned home, after a two weeks trip l to St. John's New Brunswik 1 After enjoying an automobile tour 1 through the White Mountains and into 1 Canada as far as Sherbrooke, some one thousand miles Mir and Mrs. Alton 1 Horne Fred c. Mott and William Lut- ! ton, Jr., have returned to their homes l in Wfllimantic