Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-29

ant and cool, Such a week of fine wea- ther, is scarcely remembered by the old est attendants At the morning lovefeast In the auditorium at S.3e there was a good attendance. Rev. F. c. Baker. sec retary of the camnmeeting association, was the leader There were many stes- timonies given in praise of the salva- tion enjoyed by faith in Christ
 All the morning. parties from miles away came streaming un the hill until by the time of the morning preaching service at 10 o'clock hundreds were fill ing the seats
 The choir leader. Elmer G. Wilson Smith. of Providence. had placed more than hundred chairs on the large plat form. and these were filled with sing CTS. with a. complement of ministers in front. A smaller platform had been ex- temporized just below the other. On this were two organs. played hy Miss Sarah Greer. of Mystic. and Miss Carrie Baker of whitman. Horace -Flatow of Vernon. rlayeG the cornet.
 Scripture was read by Bisfpon Hughes and prayer was offered by Rev. R. l.. Roberts of Norwich Miss Lenore FL wood. of New London, sang a solo.
 The preacbe- was Bishop Edwin Holt | Hughes. of Boston. resident bishop. oi New England. His text was John 1T: q. "Ehou knowest all things; thou knowest that I love thee" Some people are emphasizing as if they were glad i that the world is growing worse. and that a kaiser Christ was coming to conquer the world by the awful use of foree.y 1t would seem as If we had had l enough of that sort of thing the las
 five years to satisfy any ferocious soul i That is not like love. That is all Petel l ar lad low
 no typical experience for everybody
 Paul had a tremendous time. but JohI l had quiet one. Let us not expect on
 or the other God will deal with you
 soul according as He has made il
 If you can fall back on Peters word
 In the text. it Is sufficient, Tho
 knowest that I love thee"
 A magnificent audience of betwee
 two and three thousand faced the after
 noon preacher Rev. Frank KinEden. c
 Boston. who read the Scripture fselec
 tion. Rev. Georst D. Stanley. of West
 erly, offered prayer Mir Kingdoms tex
 was John 1s:5, Behold the Man" H
 spoke of the need of the man. Chris
 Jesus, to solve all problems. Jesu
 deals with folks on the sensible prime
 pie. that is SC simple. Thou shal love" There will be no peace in tn I tions that Jesus Christ is the suprem . statesman. Jesus was saying the mos sensible thing ever said when he mad
 the simple solution Of the difficulty ma has with his brother Thou shalt loy ! thy neighbor as myself" He illustrate this. as our biz Brother. on the eros Christ's crucihxion was the travail ( , the soul of God for the souls of men. The twilight service at S was undo
 the direction Of Rev. W. V. Sawyer . Rockville.
 The final sermon of the meeting V;
 preached Sunday evening by Bishc 5 Hughes. There was a large sudienc c led in the singing by a great chorl
 choir. under the direction of Prof. E s mer G. Wilson Smith. of Providenve. l. Rev Frank Kingdom, of Boston. VI X the preacher Saturday evening. 'Chori y ter Smith led a large chorus Of abol eight yin a fine praise service. The ti f bernacle was filled with the largest al n dience of the week Rev. Theodore P terson. of Moodus. read the Scriptur q and Rev. Herbert Gurnee. of Portlsn
 prsyer A beautiful duet. Come Ho t Spirit. Heavenly Dove was sung
 Miss Lenore Elvood. of New Londo s and Mrs. Ida Richardson. Of Norwic After the offering. and notices by Di = trict Superintendent Bath. a song ";
 sung by the congregs ton. The text ": II Prov. 22.2s. Remove not the anciel l. landmarks thy fathers have set up.-