The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-22
THE COMING CAMP MEETING
NEW HAVEN METHODIsTs Thirty
SIXTH ANNUAL.
At PlatnviIIo Camp Ground eloquent
Preachers to be Present.


Plainvlle, Conn, from Friday Au-
gust to Monday, August II. The
eighth annual assembly will be held
from Wednesday, July a. to Wednes-
day. July 81. The officers of the asso-
citation are: Rev. John e. Adams
president: Charles A. Baldwin. vice
president; John M. Parker, secretary
and Jordan c. Wells, treasurer.
The committee on assembly are:
Rev. D. W. Howell, George B. Brown,
Rev. E. c. Tullar, Rev. H. Frank Kali
and F. L. Wellman
This Plainville Camp Meeting has
had steady and prosperous CROWN
for thirty five years, and has become
great factor in the life and work OF
New Haven District Methodism 1t IS
a genuine Methodist camp meeting OF
the very best type, conducted on prln-
ciples that commend it to the support
of all people. The acquaintance
formed by members of the various
churches in the district at these annual
gatherings are highly priced, and in
creases the interest the churches have
in each other.
The whole encampment, including
camp meeting and assembly will be
comprised within three weeks, and 1t is
hoped that a large number of our peo-
pie will be able to attend from the be-
ginning to the close.
The singing will be conducted by Mr..
w M. Manchester, competent leader
which assures excellent music. The
Methodist Hymnal will be the stand
ard book used at the camp meeting.
The hour of preparation, which was
a feature of such marked interest last
year, will be continued, and in the
same hands, this year. This meeting,
beginning at $3.50 each morning ana
lasting till near the time for public
service will again be conducted by KEY.
b. M. Adams, of Bethel, Conn. II this
one service alone constituted the camp
meeting, it were we'll worth a journey
to Plainville to attend it.
The afternoon and evening meetings
will frequently be followed by evange-
1istic services at the stand or else
where, designed for the conversion of
sinners, and the deepening of the spir-
itual life in believers. The Rev Frank
A. Scofield, of Meriden, will direct
these services, and it is hoped minis
tiers and laymen, young and old will
participate in them.
The vesper hour, each evening at
$50, is under the auspices of the New
Haven District Epworth League. 1t
will this year be in charge of Rev. and
Mrs. D. w. Howell, of North church,
Hartford, anr not only the young, but
people Of all ages will find instruction
and inspiration in these evening meet
ings.
The Rev A. L. Hubbard, of West
CRANKY, assisted by competent. helpers
will hold meetings for the children at
convenient hours, which parents are
earnestly exhorted to sustain by send
ing their children, and sometimes as
opportunity offers, by attending them
selves.
Rev Benjamin M. Adams will occa-
sionally meet the ministers on the
ground for conference and prayer, with
reference to the great responsibilities
of the sacred office.
The Grand Army day, over which MI
Charles A. Baldwin, of New Haven,
president of the Veterans association,
will preside, and for which separate
programme will be issued, will this
wear precede the camp meeting, and
will occur on Thursday, August l.
IT is expected to be an occasion of unu-
sual interest
The general programme of the session
follows:
Friday and Saturday, August and B.
DAILY.
500 a. M, rising bell.
700 a. M, breakfast.
500 a. M, family worship.
$3.50 a. M, Bible hour
$50 a. M, tent meetings.
1000 a. m. preaching.
1900 M, dinner.
1870 o. M, children's hour.
2:3o D. M, preaching.
$50 D. M, supper
$3.50 D. M, Epworth League.
$50 D. M, tent meetings.
1880 D. M, preaching.
1920 o, M, retiring bell
Public Services, Friday, August z
2.3O Opening sermon,
Rev. Herbert WEIGH, Middletown
$50, vesper hour.
1880, Sermon.
Rev. A. S. Hagarty, Higganum
Saturday, August 3.
$3.50, Hour of Preparation,
10:3O Sermon,
Rev. George M. Brown, DERBY
2:30, Sermon,
Rev. S. S. Lathbury, Kensington
$50, vesper hour
1880, Sermon,
Rev. A. P. Knell, Essex
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Au-
gust 4, and g.
Sunday, August 4,
$40. Hour of Preparation.
10000 "The Great Duet
Address by M H. H. Benedict, New
Haven.
1870, Sermon,
Rev. Joseph Pullman, Presiding Elder
New York District
$50. vesper hour.
7:3O, Sermon,
Rev. H. Frank Rail, New Haven
Monday, August 5.
$40. Hour of Preparation
1000, Sermon,
Rev. J. H. Knott, Guilforc
2.3o womans Foreign Missionary socl-
ETY..
Address by Mrs. Mary Scott Bradley
New York city.
$50 vesper hour.
7:3O Sermon,
Rev. 7. H. Lockwood, Woodbury.
Tuesday, August 6.