The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-03
IN THE TENTED GROVE.
THE COMING ANNU1L CAMP MEET
 INC AT PL.lINEILLE.
The Programme Ina Detail for the Thir- ty-Third Annual IAssombly-LargeA Att tendance Expected.

ty-Third Annual iAssombly-LaTgeA Att tendance Expected.
 People from all over the state of Connecticut will attend the thirty third annual camp-meeting services of the New Haven district, which will be held at the association grounds in Plainville, commencing Monday, Au- gust 15, and closing Saturday of the same week. This annual event has be- come a great factor in the life and work of New Haven district Metho- dism, as well as to many members of other denominations, being conducted on principles that commend it to all. The attractions of the place and the spirit of the meetings readily trans form the casual visitor of one year in- to the regular camper of the next Besides the regular camp meeting, the assembly will be held. This will occur during the week following the regular camp services. Everything will be ar- ranged for the comfort, enjoyment and benefit of all who attend. The grounds are in excellent order all the surround ings neat and attractive, and all that Is necessary to make the entire week one of profit and pleasure to those present is pleasant weather. The trustees have made special and most generous arrangements for all pastors who visit the grounds, and they are in turn urged to have the young people of their churches attend the meetings. The singing will be conducted by c. D. Evans, director of music in the Anso- mia church, and secretary of the Y. M c. A. in that place. The Methodist hymnal will be the standard book used at both the camp-meeting and the as- sembly.
 Rev. Edgar c. Tullar, of Seymour, will conduct an evangelistic service af- ter each sermon during the camp meeting, and will also hold meetings of a like nature at convenient hours, while the young peoples services will be under the direction of Rev. F. w.. Hannah of Waterbury, and the chil- dren's hour will be conducted by Miss Lillian F. Gladwin of New Haven.
 The Swedish services will open on Saturday morning at ten o'clock, after the close of the annual love feast, and will be under the supervision of the Swedish Camp Meeting association. The meeting will continue through Saturday and Sunday, and will close as did it's predecessor with an early love feast Monday morning. Last year over four hundred Swedish Methodists and their friends were in attendance, and as the meeting is open to all who wish to attend, still larger number is ex- pected to be present this season.
 The camp-meeting programme for each day will be respectively as fol- lows:
 Monday, August 15, at 2:30 o'clock, praise and prayer, Rev. D. c. Tullar, of Seymour; at 300, address by Presiding Elder Crandall J. North, of New Ha- ven; at 6:30, Epworth league meeting, led by Rev A. L. Hubbard, of Wethers- field; at 7:30, sermon by Rev. William Warden, of Windsor Locks.
 Tuesday, August 16-At 8:30 a. nn., Bible hour, topic, Fruit Bearing" Rev. A. P. Knell of Durham; at 10:o0 ser- mon by Rev. w. D. Tuckey, of Meriden; at 2:30 p. m., sermon by Rev. R. T. Me- Nicholl, of New Haven; at 630, Ep- worth league meeting, led by Rev. J. H. Fairchild of Beacon Falls; at 73O sermon by Rev. J. T. LangIois, of Thomaston.
 On all three of the following days the services will be the same as on Tuesday and at the same hours, the leaders of the various meetings being as append ed:
 Wednesday, August 17-Bible hour C,,f field sermon, Rev. Rev. "A. c. Eggles- ton, Simsbury; sermon, Mrs. Jennie F. Willing, A. M., of New York; Epworth league meeting, Rev. J. T. Hamilton F'orestville; sermon, Rev. D. G. Rich- ardson, of Wallingford.
 Thursday, August 18-Bible hour topic, "The Spiritual Harvest" Rev W. B. Pruner, of Rocky Hill; sermon Rev. William McNicholl, New Haven; sermon, Rev. G. L. Taylor, D. D., of Hamden; pworth league meeting, Rev A. A. Clark, of Guilford; sermon, Rev. D. W. Howell, of Waterbury.
 Friday, August 19-Bible hour, Rev o. W. Snodgrass, Westbrook; sermon Rev. c. B. Ford, Watertown; sermon Rev. W. A. Richard, Hartford; Ep- worth league meeting, led by Rev. J. T. Langlois, Thomaston; sermon, Rev. F. W. Adams, of Yalesville.
 Saturday, August 20-At S:30 a. m the thirty-thirG annual love feast will occur.
 Assembly Week Programme.
 Rev. H. F. Kastendieck, of New Ha- ven, who is chairman of the assembly committee, will preside at the services of the opening day, the programme ot which, together with that of the ensu- ing days, is as follows:
 Monday, August P, Peoples Day-9 a. n., Bible hour, topic, Truth" lead CT, Rev. A. A. Lathbury, of Unionville; 10 a. m., praise service, Rev. G. w. Carter, West Haven; 10;30 a. m., open ing address of the assembly, Rev. H. F. Kastendieck, New Haven; il a. nn., ser mon, Rev. J. F. Duinkerke, Clinton; 2:30 D. m., camp-meeting echoes: 3 D m., lecture, "The Two B's," Rev. F. Saunders Ansonia! p. m.. Peoples G. M. T. H. social in the Meriden house; 6:3O D. m., Epworth league meeting Edward Burns, Esq, Meriden; 7:30 p m., popular entertainment, elocutionist Miss A. E. Taylor. A. M, of the Wo- mans college at Baltimore.
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