Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20

ature was not oppressive, and good gathering listened to a thoughtful dis course on Law. Law and liberty are one, off liberty is not license 10 do as as we please, but freedom to do as we ought
 Rev vitcor V. Sawyer. of Rockville. clost the morning series with a dis. cussion of the Aims of the Third De- partnent. under the general head of Ep- worth League Methods. This depart ment endeavors 10 emphasize the social ideals of Jesus. and embraces 8 survey of the community and sets in motion works of mercy and friendliness.
 The children's meeting was held at one o'clock in the New London House, with Miss Dorothy Wheeler leader. A violin solo was given by Miss Roberta Bitgood of New London
 The D. m. preaching service was held in the auditorium. commencing with the usual group of songs The Scripture of Attawaugan and prayer was offered by Rev. c. Harley Smith of Willimantic.
 Rev W H. Bath announced base ball game after the service this Friday afternoon and campfire after the ev- ening service.
 Rev. F. p. Taylor. of watertown. Mass, gave the third in his serial ad- dresses on Some Facts of Christian Ex- perence. Hi text was Romans S:37. We are more than conquerors through His Who loved us and his theme was the Fact of Victory"
 Son may be less than conuuerors like Germany and Austria or like the stacker or deserter There may be some barel.- conduerors. like France. or like the man merely overcoming an appetite But others. like the United States are more than conquenors: or like these who by the indweiling Christ find 8 vic tory withREa triumph in it. We can't con quer self and fear and hate apart iron, the Holy Spirit dwelling within Sev- eral hands were raised for prayer at the speakers invitation at the close
 At four o'clock quite q. crowd went to the athletic field. where baseball and other games furnished good outing for the leaguers.
 The evening preacher was Rev. Ly-
 The annual campfire postponed from Wednesday night account of the dampness followed.
 At the twilight service Wednesday evening. Rev J. NJ Gage told of being willing to do. humble work A man he knew once in Massa achusetts had always sawed wood but was pesuaded to change
  observed him going by again with saw horse and saw. and said to him. "Hel- To. Joe. I thought you'd changed your business" 'No. I'd rather saw wood than work" t'ind out what you like to do the best MT. Gage also ernphasiz- ed the need of courage to promptly do what We ought. Too many take Christ as passport to Heaven. and do not consider that life is al great big pro gram. and that God has a plan for all lives.
 At the Wednesday evening service during the preliminary meeting held in the tabernacle at 7;15 Ghorster Wheel former presiding elder cf the district Rev. Henry b Robinson. to sing as a duet the verses of Tn the Garden the audience joining in the chorus. The two singers are Mrs. Laura Jackson, of of Attleboro and Mrs. William ". Cart CT of Rutherford. V. ].
 The Scripture was reed by Rev. J. B. AIdrich of Jewett City. and prayer was offered by Rev. H. A. Ridgeway. of Manchester.
 The preacher of the evening was Rev. C C. Tibbetts. of Uncasyille Matt 5:4s' "Ye therefore shall be perfect as your Father in Heaven is perfect The subject is the social gospel is necessary to salvation.
 These words refer not so much to the future as 10 the living present. The full stature of Christian manhood is meant Church membership can never take the place of Christian character. We are to be like Jesus. Sin letters and