Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-17

thls season there are services at and 6 p. m. daily. Rev. Frank Chamberlain 1 of North Truro was the, leader and commented briefly Oh John A5... .. 1 The Stafford Springs Camp meeting House Association now yownsa this good sized building which was bought by. sey- eral persons at the close of last seasons camp meeting. Two hundred shares at "a dollar. each have * been. issued, and 1 enough have been. taken to pay for the l ford Springs Methodist Episcopal church. No one person can have more than ten shares. ssg ,f~s
 Professor W:<1o. Turner who acremp- anied so many years on the organ is de- home in willinantic- by the infirTnities of his s4 years. Rex M. D.aWocdward of Mantle played during Mondays meet ings. ..- A number of prayers and testimonies were given Al similar meeting was held in the same place at S.n. n. It was 1 led by Capt. H. M. Randall The house 1 is in good repair and it.5is planned in the 1 future to have the upper part partition ed off into lodging rooms for9which there is an increasedc demand this. season At tn. ?. m. service ssnday the usual praise service began the hour Rev W. l Il. .r -AA Crawford of Norwich Town offered pray ! CT. The first address was by Mrs B. J. Thirkield. who spoke feelingIy of the visit of her father, Prof. Gilbert Haven, to Africa. who went to heaven by way I of Africa as Rev W. H. Daniels said in the bishops biography, for it was there Bishop Haven caught the fever which re- suited iii his death--a most triumphant 1 one-in January. 1880. - ] LA, TAo Guptil. whose address On his experiences in Africa was most thrilling.
 1 One of the featur<- Of the evening was l the dedication by Mrs. B, J. Thirkield of 1 a service flag 10 all those on Norwich dis trict who have gone. out as home or for eign missionary workers. This lag is the property of the Norwich district league, and was dedicated underHthe auspices of i the missionary department of the league. 1 of which Mrs Grace fBitgood of New London is the head. being second vice president of the district cAb Abinet. The flag l has white center upon which is blue cross and has red border During the evening it hung in front of the desk in the tabernacle, where it will remain dur | ing Institute week ri
 1 The following compose the ieemmittees of the Wiiiimantic Camp Meeting associa- i tion
 Executive comnittee-Co Costello Lippitt, i Henry M. Randall. William. " Gordon, Jason L. Randall. Van R. Wheeler, M c. | Walter C, E. Celver; F. H. Bushnell, S. F. Maine Luther. F.. Polling, l.. St Clair Burr. Harry Holmes, NJ. S. Stocking r. C. Baker, secretary ;s4W. H. Bath, pres- dent.
 Standing on1nittees--Assessors. Cos tello Lippitt, F. c. Baker. ground com nittee. J. L. Randall, M. C., Walter II. F. Bushnell. W. w Gordon location con- mittee. c. Lippitt, M.7 C.. Walter. C.. E.. Colver sanitation and lights M..sC. Wal ter. J. L. Randall. Wan R. Wheeler speakers for 1920. tWs +. Bathi F. c. Baker. relief committee e' I4inpitt, Van R. Wheeler: boarding house, N. .. Wal ter. H. M. Randall. J: l.. Randall F. C. Baker; recreation ground. NJ. C. Walter F. C. Baker, 4. T. Andrews: R, r. Blanch- l ard caretal<er of grounds q Walter police committee, F 1T Bushnell. NJ. C.
 Waiter; printing, W IT Bath. F. C. i Baker; ground rents. F. C. Baker; col l lections. J. L. Randall music. C. Lippitt
 c. E. Colver; trees, ". W. Gordon. C. E 1 Colver. l.. St. Clair Burr " c' Walter Each afternoon at z.15 there, will be given inspirational ->s- -i-o good speakers: Monday Rev. E. c. Tullar of New York city. Rev F. D. Taylor. Some Facts in Christian, ExperiEnce Tuesday :! The Fact of Certainty ;5.Wednesday The Fact of CornDanionshiR': Thursday. The Fact of Victory :. Friday. The Fact of ] Obedience Saturday, The Fact of Christ Twilight Services: Rev J. M Gage will be in charge Wednesday. Thursday and | Friday Other speakers, will be announced At the evening apgelisto services the preachers are: Monday. Rev. E. C. Tul- lar: Tuesday, Rev c. c. Tibbetts; Wed nesday. Rev. Y. A. Legg; Thursday. to be announced; Friday. Rev. G. .3G. .Scrivener Saturday, Rev, ]. II. Newland.. D. D.
 The following is the daily program
 6.45, morning bell : IS. Breakfast SIS to s.45, morning watch ;-s 7o to s.35
 mission study :; 9.4o to 1o.2g, steward ship; 1925 to 11.15, Bible study 11oo to 12. Epwortf lea gue r -is- ', <. -'-- din- ner; l, childrenls meetings s2.15. inspira- tionaI addreess.; 33o organized recrea. tion; 5.30, supper e.so,. twilight service T.15, evangelistic service. & l Prayer meeting in. Stafford Springs cot tage daily at and at s o'clock.
 Hearty commendation is being given the superintendent, Rev. W. H Bath of Norwich and the president of Norwic, l District Epworth league Rev. Marvin S. Stocking of Danielson, for the excellent combined program of camp meeting and
 institute, one of the best planned since their union was effected several seasons ago % ' e-t-@
 e Already there are many cottages oceu- pied. and vacant ones fer hire are hard to find.
 About the Grovs.
 Mrs. o: E. TourtelIote Of ehureh's Fer ry. \. D., is spending several days at Moosup cottage, Her husband was for nerly pastor at Mapping and oneco I leaving the conference some 12 years ago
 Among ministers noted on the grounds and not mentioned previously are Revs. c. Harley Smith of Wiillnfantic S. F. Maine of Hebronville. Mass:., " F. Keith of South Manchester, r. C.. Baker of Whitman, Mass. 'es +s-.
 Miss Ruth We of South Coventry has been added to the force of walters in the dining room
 Misses Jacqueline and Esnestine, Stock ing of Danielson are, at the: Danielson house on Church circle with their father
 Rev. NJ. s. Stocking, president of the Norwich District Epworth league