The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-17
ANNUAL GIMP MEETING.
OPENS AT PLiIAVILLE GROUND
 JULY 27.
FOrty-fiIst Annual Asscmbly-Interest ing Programme of Services--Special Eoafuras

FOrty-fiIst Annual Asscmbly-Interest-
 ing Programme of services-special Features.
 ! The forty-first annual camp meeting of the New Haven district of the Methodist churd will be held on the ! Plainville camp ground frnom Friday, July 27, to Monlay, August 6, and the ] rogrammearralged for the various sessions is an unusually interesting , oe. The meetings will be held under the direction O. Rev. W. A. Richard i presiding elder of the district.
 This meeting is held on the delight full grounds of the Plainville Camp Meeting association, located two miles from Plainville, Conn, It is the cul- , mination event of a four weeks series ot meetigs, being preached by the Connecticut ChautauQua assembly and Grand Army day. Its programme is adapted to the needs of the Christiani- I ty of ton-day.
 There will be a number of special features among which are a church music institute under the direction of i Professor F. B. Bower, of Winsted; ] eXpository addresses by Rev, Charles w. Mccormick, D. D., of Hartford, be- ginning Saturday July 23, and contin- ulng to Wednesday, August 1. A sec- one series will be given Thursday, August ?, to Sunday, August ,. There Y, will be a number of young peoples meetings under the leadership of Rev. John E. Zeiter, of St. Paul's church, Hartford. The chidren's services will be conducted by Miss Robbins and Miss Schwartz, of New Haven. There will be many other features
 The complete programme follows
 Daily-6 a. m, rising bell; ', break fast; 8, family worship; S;8O, tent meetings, 10, expository addresses; 12, dinner; 1:30 P. nl children's hour; 2:39, preaching; 5:30, supper; 6;3O, young peoples meeting; 6;3O, tent meetings; 7;3O, preaching; 10, retiring bell,
 PUBLIC SERVICES,
 Friday, July 27, 2;3O-Qpening ser mon, Rev. B. F, Kidder, Ph, D., Win { sted 7:80, sermon, Rev. F, D. Walter, < Waterbury,
 :. Saturday, July 2S-1O, expository ad- dress, Rev. c. w. Mccormick, D. D., ] HaEttord; 2:SO sermon. Rev. William McNicholl, Watertown; 7:3O sermon , Rev, F. O. Lepley, Waterbury, l Sunday, July 29--lO, sermon, Rev, J. il,J. Blythe, Ph D., southington; 2.3O, sermon, Rev. A. H. Goodenough, D, D., Bristol; 7;3o, sermon, Rev. D, N, Grlf- fin Hartford.
 Monday, July SO.-1O, expository ad- dress, Dr, Mccormick; 2:3O, sermon, Rev J. II, Fairchlld, Waterbury; 7;3O, sermon, Rev. ff D., Trinkaus, sey- mou;.
 Tuesday, July S1 -1O, exposltory ad- dress, Dr. Mccormick 2:3Q, sermon Rev. W. D. Tuekey, Milford; 7:SO, ser mon Rev. w. H. Lawrence, D. D., Hamden.
 Wednesday, August 110 expository address ((closing the series). pr. Me. Cormiek; 2:30, sermon, Rev. c. s. Ball
 Naugatuck 7;S0 sermon, Rev. F. c
 Carpenter, New Haven
 Thursday, August 2-Fortieth ami
 versary of Plainville camp meeting
 10, expository address, Rev E, A
 Dent, D. D., Hartford; 2:SO, history
 Captain JohnM, Parker, Hartford sermon, Rev Henry Baker D. D.
 Middietown; 7:SO, sermon, Rev. Lemu ,. el Richardson, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Friday, August 3,--10, sermon, Bish n op D. A. Goodsell, DL D., Brooklint f Mass; 2:3O, expository address, Di ' Dent; sermon, Rev. J, P. Wagner
 Meriden
 f Saturday, August 4,-10, expositor - address Dr. Dent 2;SO, sermon, Rev
 w. Y. Sheldon, simsbury; 7.9O, prais . service.
 r Sunday, August 5,-1O, expositor O address, Dr. Dent; 2;SO, sermo. Rev. 4 - s. Kavaaugh, D. D., Brooklyn, N. Y l- 7;SO, sermon, Rev O. J. Range, Gui ,- ford.
 Monday, August 6--S. annual loy 10 feast and closing service, led by Re, n w. A. Richard, presiding elder. le It is probable that Q large number (
 tho members of the local Methods er churches will attend the camp meetin 'f and many of them will stay on tn e- camp ground during the entire sessiol K The First M. E church has cottag le on the grounds and some of the mem l. bers of Trinity church own cottage l. there. There is a good lodging hous s. on the camp ground and a restaurar le IWhere tirst-class meals can be ot
 tained.