Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23

ten son that whosoever beiieveth in Him
 should not perish. but have everlasting life" The Bible is surely inspired by the Spirit of God or it could not inspire us,
 The annual meeting of the Cottage Holders was held at the New London House at four o'clock Tuesday afternoon. As the. president, E. M. Wheeler of 1 Providence, was necessarily absent, the vice president, Mrs. James Purdie, of | Willimantlc, occupied the chair. Rev, s. F, Maine, of Hebfonville offered prayer. l The secretary. Miss Helen Dyson, read 1 the minutes of the last seasons meeting, l which were approved.
 1 nominating committee was appointed
 to bring in list of officers for the en- suing year; Mrs. Stephen Dunstan, of l Willimantic and Miss MinIfie Barker of New London were chosen. The following
 names were presented and elected: Pres ident. Rev. Frank Chamberlain, of North l Truro; vice president, Mrs. James Pur- die, Wiliimantic; secretary, Miss Hele..
 Dyson of East Orange N. J
 l The following delegates were chosen to
 represent the cottage holders at the an
 nual meeting of the Camp Meeting as 1 1 "Wednesday morning in the Mantle
 House Mrs. j. E. Read Worcester, Mass, Mrs, Stephen Dunstan, Mrs. Ja.
 cob Betts, Mrs. James Purdie, Mrs. Ser
 tha Gridley, Miss Addie Webber, Miss 1 Flora Smith, Frank Allen, J, T. Neal, all 1 of Willimantic; Miss Alice Strong, Bos- 1 ton; Mrs, L. o, Bentons New London ::
 Mrs. Julia Hut, South Manchester; j. H. Mccarthy, Springfield; Miss Helen F. | Dyson. of East Orange, N. J. Rev. Fred | eriek Grant, Warren, Mass. Mrs. Edgar A. Rrownell, East Hartford; Mrs. Henry Randall, Port Jefferson, L. L. William l Hubbard of Manchester, Forty-four were present at the meeting. an unusually l large representation of owners of cot tages on the grounds
 It was voted that the attention of the T association be called to the dangerous stony condition of Wesley Circle, near the tabernacle, and James avenue. from the Bethel to the lower end also that the matter of the worms nests upon the
 trees be brought before the association. The new president took the chair. After some discussion of various matters. the meeting adjourned.
 Rev. R. n. Dyson. retired minister of the New England Southern confer enee, who has been privileged for many
 summers to greet his friends at his cot
 tage on Haven avenue, is in Hartford
 hospital, where he recently underwent
 an operation. He is reported as con valescing.
 The large society houses belonging te
 the various churches on the district are
 well occupied at this stage of the camf
 meeting At the Gales Ferry house, on James
 avenue are the earetaker, Mrs Harmon
 L. Perkins, Miss Martha Richards ot
 Eastford. Mrs. A. F. Mclean East
 Hartford: Rev. W, D. Woodward, ol
 Gales Ferry
 At Beth-El, next door, are Revs. w F. Paxton, of HazaFdville A. Ear
 kernahan, Boston; Dean James A. Bee De Of Boston University School of Thee
 losy. and Prof. W. G. ChanteF, of Wes leyan university, Middletown; alsc
 CteHlster Elmer G. Wilson Smith. Q
 Providence. and Mrs. Cora Downs Stey ems, of Hartford.
 T At the Hockanum house are Misse
 Ruth La Fargue. Lvoile Clark. Heller
 and MolHe Fauntlerey, Helen Brewer The Mantle House on Wesley circle
 the largest on the grounds, has beer rented entire for the camp meeting sea son by people of the Methodist church .~i Nl5sth&5< IL IS bOCupleQ DV Rev. JerOm , Greer. the pastor, his wife, son Jame
 and daughters, Misses Sarah and Ruth Mrs, Robert Adamson Mrs Amand i Gledhif who came Friday: also Mrs l Henry Schroeder and son Wilfred Mrs f AdAe Baxter. Mrs. Otis Abell Mrs. Jo ! seph MacDougal, Mrs. Clinton LaFar fer, Mrs. James W. JacKson and SO : Gordon. all ef Mystic; and Miss Hele Haviland, of Mantle
 I i
 s The attendance the arst evening i the series of sermons of the camp meet o ing was large. On the platform of tn
 tabernacle were crowded choir c
 some seventy-Ave young people, mesti n yeung women An insptping praise ser
 vice opened the exercises, led by Chor 7. tster E. G. w. Smith Scripture wa : read by Rev.@G. D. Stanley of New Bed ford and prayer was. offered by Re,
 Walter $. MaeIntdre, who especiallv re : mefnbered in his petition Jason L. Rar : dab ef GFeton. who for nearly tw years has been confined to his home a the result of an automobile aeetden and Rev. John H. Sewland a forme superintendent of Norwich district. no | Of the. fSew Bedford drstrict. who ! confined to his heH1e in New Bedfer by . nervous breakdown.
 A well rendered roio was gwen b Mss Lenere Eilwoed of New Lcndo, I District superintendent Bath nat