The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-21
PLAINvILLE CAMP MEETING.

The Annual Feast of Tabernacles
opens Next Week Monday-Program
of the Weeks Exercises-Program of
the Assembly Week" Which Fol-
| lows.
The thirty-first annual camp meet
ing of the New Haven, district will be
held at Plainville during the week from
July 27 to August 1, followed by the
fourth assembly from August to Z.
Following is the program of preaching
services for the camp meeting:
Monday, July 1880 p. m, praise
and prayer, Rev. r. F. Meredith. Maui
gatuck; p. M, presiding elders adj
dress; 1880 p. M, sermon Rev. ]. j..
Foust, Thomaston.
Tuesday, July 2S-10 a. m, Rev. G..
w. Todd East Berlin; 2:3O p. m, Rev.
t. e. Gilbert, Waterbury; 1880 p. m,
Rev. ]. p. Wagner Higganum.
Wednesday, July 29-10 a. M, Rev.
H. f. Kastendieck, New Haven; 2:30
p. M, Rev. John Rippers, Torrington;
1870 p M, Rev. w. S. Manship, South
Meriden.
Thursday, July 3o-10 a. M, Rev. A.
C. Eggleston, Simsbury; 2;30 p. M,
Rev. I. Simmons, Hartford; 7:S0 p. M,
Rev. w. J. White, Waterbury.
Friday, July 31-10 a. m, Rev. Fred
Saunders, Ansonia 2;30 p. M, Rev.
e. S. Ferry, Winsted; 1880 p. M, Rev.
o. ]. Range, South Britain.
Saturday, August is a. m. thirty
first annual love feast
Sunday, August 2-Services will be
held for people remaining on the camp
ground. but no visitors are invited
from abroad.
The young peoples services will be
under the direction of Rev. E. A. Dent
of this city, and the children's hour
will be conducted by Miss Lillian e.
Gladwin and Miss Jessie Smith of this
city.
The program for assembly week in
cludes the following:
! Tuesday, August 4.-Temperanee day,
Thomas l.. Norton, presiding. Morning,
S:45, Bible hour, Rev. I. N. Earle, il
lustrated lecture, Birds Eye View of
Bible History" 8:45, Junior hour, Miss
Annie r. Mcdonnell subject, Poison"
9:45, assembly chorus rehearsal, Pro-
fessor L. w. Harvey; 1O:30 devotional
exercises; 10:45, address, "The Young
Soldier" F. w. Walsh, superintendent
Temperance work, Massachusetts Chris
tian Endeavor union $780, brief adj
dresses Speakers to be announced. At
ternoon, 80, children's temperance
hour. addresses by Rev. C. H. Mead and
others; 2:30, devotional; 2:45, address,
Some Things That Must Be Done" S.
p Thrasher, secretary state law and
order league; 3:15, address, Mills That
Grind" Rev. C. H. Mead, field secretary
of National Temperance society; s.,
young peoples hour, Rev Joseph Irons,
topic, Angels" T. chorus rehearsal,
Professor L. w. Harvey; g. sciopticon
lecture, Rev. ]. H. James, secretary
Connecticut Temperance union.
Wednesday, August 5.-Grand Army
day, Rev. Crandall J. North, presiding.
Morning, 8:45, Bible hour, Rev. I. M.
Earle; illustrated lecture, Birds Eye
View of the Life of Christi" S;45 junior
hour, Miss Annie r. McDonnelll sub
ject, Our Heroes" GAS, assembly
chorus rehearsal, Professor l.. w Har-
vey; 1890, song service; 1915, address
Speaker to be announced). Afternoon,
2, song service; 2:30, grafton, Personal
Recollections of the Battle Year, 1864. =
Hon. Alfred S. Roe, Worcester, Mass. ;
5, young peoples hour, Rev. F. M.
Moody, topic, "Our Doubts-What
Shall We DO With Them?" 7, chorus
rehearsal, Professor l.. W. Harvey; 8,
Grand Army campfire. conducted by
Rev. c. J. North personal experiences
of old soldiers, Grand Army songs,
etc; illumination of the grounds. The
people are invited to decorate houses,
tents, etc, with flags, banners and
bunting for the day, and with Chinese
lanterns in the evening.