The picnic held last Wednesday,
was voted a success by ail who attend
ed. The day was cloudless and at
least 140 were present. Base ball,
croquet, anti other games were enjoyed
while bathing and boating gave pleas
ure to those who like the water.
There was an abundance of good
things to eat, and peanuts, fruit and
lemonade kept the children busy.
Thanks are due Superintendent Pierce
and his helpers for a very enjoyable
day.
CONGREGATIONAL NOTES
The offering next Sunday morning
will he for the American Tract soci
ety.
Hon. E. M. Warner was the leader
of the meeting Sunday evening. Al
though the attendance was small the
meeting was very good. Miss Mary
Daniels sang a solo with violin obliga
to by Miss Ann Daniels and piano ac
companiment by Miss Bertha Sargent.
The subject of the mid-week prayer
meeting is “Have Faith in God." Mat
thew 11: 17-22.
Next Sunday will he the last that the
choir will take part in the service un
til the first Sunday in September, as
the annual vacation will be taken dur
ing the month of August.
METHODIST NOTES
The service Sunday evening was in
charge of the Epworth League, Miss
Edith Foster, being leader. Next Sun
day evening the service will be in
charge of L. F. Battey. All are cor
dially invited to be present.
The usual services will be held
this week, and on Friday evening
there will be an entertainment in
charge of the Sunday school. At the
close of the entertainment ice cream
and cake will be on sale.
Don't forget to save your old papers
for the Rho Deltas.
DANIELSON
Henry Warner of Norwich was the
guest of local relatives over Sunday.
