The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-07
'LAYMEH's DAY EXERCISES
INTERESTING SERVICES AT
 PLAINYILLE CAMP MEETING.

AddresEeS by Various Prominent DIen-
 Bishop GosdssiI wiII speak This
 AfternOon-camp Meeting Funds.
 Plainville. Aug. 6.-Family workship was held at the cottages at o'clock this morning. At S:3O o'clock tent meetings were held at the various cottages. At the same hour the Rev. T. s. Henderson continued his instruction at the First church cottage on the subject From Penitence to Paradise" The servies of to-day were in charge of many of the prominent laymen of New Haven dis triet. At the services this morning at 10 o'clock the speakers were Andrew T. Bulwinkle Of Brooklyn, N. r., and Benjamin Moore of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The children's hour was conducted at the South Park house at 80 o'clock by the Rev. Arthur J. Smith of New Ha- ven. At 2:30 o'clock addresses were delivered by H. H. Benedict of New Haven and William Phillips Hall of Greenwich. ........
 This evening at 6:3O o'clock the Rev. A. T. Smith conducted the young peo- ple's meeting at the South Park build ing. At the same hour ten meetings were held at the different cottages. At 7:S0 o'clock the Rev. J. H. Lockwood of Naugatuck preached at the Auditorium. Tomorrow (Friday) by special ar Erangement Bishop Daniel A. Goodsell of Chattanooga, Tenn, will preach in the Auditorium at 1o:30 a. m.
 Bishop Goodsell was to have preached yesterday Wednesday, afternoon, but was prevented from getting to the grounds because of the heavy rain.
 At 2:30 o'clock the Rev. John Krantz, D. D., of Newark, N. J., will preach. The Rev. G. Whitefield Simonson of Thomaston will preach at 1880 o'clock in the evening.
 Tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock Ia junior missionary meeting will be held at the South Park meeting and the mite boxes will be opened.
 Among the clergymen present to-day were Bishop D. A. Goodsell of Chatta- nooga, Tenn, the Rev. T. s. Henderson Montgomery of Stamford the Rev. J. E.. Better and the Rev. E. D. Bassett of
 Waterbury, the Rev. F. Watson Han nan os Brooklyn. N Y, the Rev. J. F. Wagner of Sinsbury. the Rev. M. O. Lepley Of New Haven. the Rev. E. C.. Carpenter of New Haven, the Rev. Warren E. Sheldon of Windsor. the Rev. M. E. scofield of Greenwich, the Rev. B. F. Girman of Hamden. the Rev. B. F, Kidder Of Winsted. the Rev. A. J. Smith of New Haven, the Rev. R.. s. Pardington of Bethel, the Rev. J. H. Lockwood of Naugatuck. the Rev. Jesse l.. Rollins Of Stepney, the Rev, F. A. Scofield of Meriden, the Rev. John Brien of Sea Cliff, L. l., the Rev. Q. F. Snod- grass Of Essex, the Rev. John Krantz of
 Newark, N. j., the Rev. l.. K. Moore of NorWalk. the Rev. Theodore F. Clark of Roxbury. the. Rev. l.. w. Holmes of Westport. the Rev. J. A. McMilIan of Hartford. the Rev. Lemuel Richardson O. Brooklyn. the Rev. F. H. L. Ham, mond of WaIlingford, the Rev. James J.
 Moffit and Presiding Elder ". A. Rich- ards of New Haven.
 Treasurer Jordan c. Welles of Hart ford submitted his report of the finances of the association yesterday. The re- ceipts were as follows:
 1902-July 31, collections and subscrip- tions. $6o.36; August 1, eleven coIlec- lions, s3s2.6S: lots. s30; rents, s6; sub scriptions. s8s4; Rev. MT. Rall, Chautau- qua assembly, SIP; c. A. Baldwin, l$24.44; church and individual taxes, $161;
 collected by J. M. Parker, $1s6.37;
 amount due treasurer, $l.sS. Total. s1,- 337.7s.
 The disbursements were the same. Charles A. Baldwin. treasurer of the Auditorium committee, made the foi- lowing report: ssss...- ,.ssas@s. Expenses-C Cost of Auditorium con- tract. $2.0oo; grading, etc, ssS.4s; the
 Rev. G. M Brown, printing. etc, $1S.So: postage and typewriting. SS,75. otal, s2,- 105.53
 Reeeipts-Cash from churches, $1,- 556.o7 from camp grounds, s563; wood sold, s1o. otal. s2,12s.s7.
 There was balance in the treasurer's | hands of $24.44, which he has turned I lover to Treasurer Wells. I A committee on examination of trus- tees for the ensuing year was appoint ed and the meeting adjourned until to-
 day at 1:s0, when the following trustees
 were elected: - s
 The Rev. William A. Richard, New Haven: John M. Parker, Hartfordi Charles A. Baldwin. New Haven; Imr A. Spencer. Waterbury; Jordan c Wells, Hartford; Daniel J.. Clark, Mer. liden; A. M. Wright, Centerbrook; Frank
 Pohlman of Bristol; Edward Freeman Of Forestville: A. J. Anderson of Der. 1 by. Gilbert Rogers of Meriden, B. B