The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-27

ME. Vincent Lectures To-day-Course of
 study for Reading Circle for 'O3-4- Registry Book.
 PlainVille Camp Grounds, July 26.-Satur- day afternoon was held the '. M. c. A. service under the direction of E. T. Bates, state |. N. c. A. secretary of Connecticut.
 The programme consisted of addresses by W. G. Lotze, of New Haven; A. H. Goddard, of New Britain; Henry Hoar, of Naugatuck: ". H. Davis. of Bridgeport, and George NJ. Martin, of New Haven. A class of young men from the New Britain association under
 the direction of Mfr F. c. Berner illustrated
 the work of the physical department. The round table at o'clock was ad- dressed by the Rev. George NJ. Brown, of Deby, l'. = In the evening pr. BIgeIow gave his last Illustrated nature lecture. Travels in Swamp"
 Sunday was spent quietly on the grounds Sunday school at 2; preaching at 10:30 by the Rev. Jesse Lyman Hurlburt, D. D., and
 at 3:S0 by the Rev. Henry P. Schauffier, and at T:30 a fesper and musical service,
 complete the days programme.
 | TO-DAI'S PROGRAMME. Monday, Dr. Hurlburt will speak before
 the nomal class at s o'clock on ''Ihe Sue cess Of King David. "
 Cooking school and junior Bible hour both at 10 o'clock; at Il, Dr. Bigelow's talk on nature literature. -. At 2:3O, Mir. Leon H. Vincent will lecture on Holmes" For fifteen successive seasons
 he has given . series of lectures at Chau- tauqua, New York. Of his popularity as speaker no highe praise can be written. His style Is mostly conversational, and Is very agreeable to the listener. Ills lectures are full of interesting facts and incidents,
 and ae run through with . vein of humor iAI fl,a
 dry subject for discussion. He is at the
 assembly July 21, 2S and %.
 The C. L. $. c. round table wi!ib e ad- dressed by Dr. Hurlburt and by pr. Me At s o'clock the American Vitagraph's
 moving pictures comprise the entertain
 Y OTHER NOTES
 Gange day will occur Tuesday and the
 programme will be in charge of the Hon. B. C. Patterson, master of the state grange. Lectures will bs delivered by F. A. Der thick, master of Ohio state grange; e. II.
 Rice, lecturer of the Massachusetts state
 Thusday will De c. A. R. day. The
 speakers will be the Rev. William H. Hidd,
 of Bridgeport, and Chaplain D; |, R. Lowell New Haven, will also give recitatlons.
 The C. L. S c. alumni have organized
 into the Society of the Hall of the Grove. with w. K. Down, or New Haven, ass sspTeSt- dent; R. H. Foster, of Gales Ferry, secret ary, and Mrs. W. A Richard, of New Haven treasurer.
 Secretary Brown has announced the course of study in the reading circle for the next year, 19O3-4. The course will take in broad survey of certain historical facts and give special attention to peculiar phases of American life. The prescribed work in the Chautauqua will embody a series of articles on 'sThe Radical Composition of the Am- erican People," prepared by John k. Com mons of the National Civic federation.
 The industrial life will be tsudied in "The Evolution of Industrial Society,"" book published by Professor R. T. Ely of the University of Wisconsin. The literary side of the course Is represented by two boks, "Liteorary Leaders in America" and Pro yincial Types in American Fiction" The tavel side of the course will be represented by the book, Reading Journey Series.'
 These articles are descriptive of travel in America The artistic development will be studied in the work of Amercian sculptors.
 This course will be pursued by the four undergraduate classes.
 Secretary John M M5fPaker of the Camp
 Meeting association has placed registry book at the association building, in which all of the clergy attending the thirty eighth annual camp meeting will be requested to register.