The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-18
CAMP MEETING THIS YEAR.
SOME NEW FEATURES AT PLAIN
 VILE THIS SEASON.

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 The fortieeth annual Methodist camp meeting for the New Haven district will be held at Pdainville, July 2S to August ', and will be conducted under the direction of Rev. W. A. Richard, the presiding elder. There will be many new features this year and addi- tional conveniences have been estab- lished there. The new boarding hall will be opened and new departure is a new supply for provisions for the people having cottages on the ground. Among the special features of the meeting will be the Rines brothers Ca- nadian singing evangelists, who will conduct the after meetings and lead the singing. They will also conduct spec ial childrens meetings and present two of their song sermons. There will also be series of special sermons given by Rev. Charles w. Mccormick, D. D., of Hartford, Saturday, July 29, to Wednesday, August ?, inclusive, on 'Meditations on the Fruits of the Spir- it. while the second series will be giv- en Thursday, August ,, to Sunday, Au- gust 6, inclusive, by Rev. Elmer A. Dent, D. D. of Hartford, on the Scrip tural Doctrine of the Holy Spirit" Each of the speakers is recognized as peculiarly fitted for the fork assigned to him. u .S..z
 A series of four lectures on Soul ining'' will be given to the Personal Workers Training class on Tuesday, August 1, to Friday, August 4, inclu- sive, at S:30 a. m., by Rev. c. L. Evarts. Mr. Evarts gave a similar course at Northfield last season, and at the Ma tional Christian Endeayor convention l. just held in Baltimore. ..
 The Young Peoples meeting, always an enthusiastic branch of the service, will be under the direction of one of our successful young pastors, Rev. John E. Zeiter of St. Paurs church, Hartford, who will be assisted by other able workers. s- ~E.:.
 Mrs. George A. Ernbury, of Hartford, will have charge of, the children's ser- vices. The Rines brothers have also promised speciaEmeetings for the boys and girls. ,.....s. .,. .~&..a ...... IT,. ,s .,. With the approval and cooperation of Rev. J. E.. Adams, D. D., presiding elder of the New York district, a most cordial invitation is extended to the lipreachers and people of that district. E1t is hoped that the privileges of Plain Eville, intellectual, social, recreational Eand spiritual may be shared increas- Eingly by all western Connecticut
 Grand Army day will bee observed on Thursday, July 27 Charles A. Baldwin tof this city will preside, .,ss.. N The following routine will be followed during the assembly, 500 a. m. rising Ebell; zoo a. m,, breakfast ;,, 500 a, rn,, family worship; S:S0 a. ri., Bible insti- l ute; S:30 a. m., tent meetings; 10:00 a. m., expository addresses; 12:OO n1., din- ner; 1:3O D. m, children's hour; 2:S0 p. m, preaching; 5:30 p. m., supper; 6:30 D. m, Young Peoples meeting; 6:SO p. me-, tent meetings; 7:30 p. n1., preach | ing; 10 D. 1n., retiring bell.
 The list of public services is as fol- | lows:
 Friday, July 2S--2:30, opening sermon, Rev. w. E. slaght, Middlefeld; 7:SO, sermon, Rev. E. c. Carpenter Meriden.
 Saturday, July 29-t0:00, expository address, Rev. c. W. Mccormick, D. D., Hartford; 2:30, sermon, Rev. w. W. T. Duncan, South. Nerwalk; 7:S0, song. ser vice, the Rines Brothers, Binghamton, N. Y. l.s
 Sunday, July SO--S:3O expostory ad- dress, Dr. Mccormick. 10:0O, sermon, Rev. J. E. Adams, D. D., Stamford; 2:30, sermoni Rev J. H. Bell, Ph. D., New Britain; 7:8O, sermon, Rev. A. R. Davies, Bridgeport.
 Monday, July 31-10:O0, expository address, Dr. Mccormick, 2:30, sermon, Rev. w. e. Giffin. New Haven; 7:S0, sermon, Rev. H, E. Wilson, East Ber- 1 lin.
 Tuesday, August 1880 Bible insti- ute, Rev. c. L. Evarts; 1O:OO, exposito- ry address, pr. Mccormick; 2:3O ser mon, Rev. W. W. W. Wilson, D. D., New Haven: 7:3O, sercon, Rev. w. F. Sheldon, Simsbury.
 l Wednesday, August 2-S:S0, Bible in- stitute, Rev. c. L. Evarts; 1O:O0, expos- : itory address, ((closing the series) Dr. Mccormick; 2:3O, sermon, Rev. A. H. Goodenough, D. D., Bristol; 7:SO, ser- ! mon, Rev. r. D, Walter, Waterbury, Thursday, August 3--S:S0 Bible insti- ute, Rev. c. L. Evarts;. 10:00, exposito- ry address, Rev. E. A. Dent, D. D., Hartford; 2:3o, sermon" Bishop D. A. Goodell, IL. D., Brookline, Mass; 7:30, sermon, Rev. A, G. Boyntoh,, Walling- ford
 Friday August 4-S:S0. Bible insti- ute, Rev. c. L. Evarts; 1O:OO exposito- " address, Dr. Dent; 2:SO, sermon, Rev. Henry Baker, D. D., Middletown; 7:30, sermon, Rev. John Krants, D. D., I Newark, N. J. s'
 Saturday, August 5-10:00, expository address, Dr. Dent; 2:S0, sermon, Rev. E. G. Richardson, Brooklyn, N. Y.; 7:30, song sermon, the Rines Brothers
 Sunday, August 6-10:O0, expository address, Dr. Dent; l2:3O, sermon, I(p(reacher to be announced); 7:3O, ser- mon, Rev. o. J. Range, Guilford. Monday, August 7-S:OO, annual love feast and closing services, led by Rev. W. A. Richard, presiding elder.
 The officers of the assembly are: Rev. w. A; Richard, president; Charles A. Baldwin, vice-president; John M. Parker, secretary; Jordon c. Wells,