New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-10
Program for Golden Jubilee Cele-
bration, July % to Aug. q
DEAN ROGERS A SPEAKER
Other Men of Prominence to Accept
Invitations to Participate in Excr-
cises-Hart May Be Candidate for
Selectman-Briefs.

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Announcements of the semi-cen-
tennial session of the P1ainville Camp
Meeting association to be held at the
camp grounds from July % to August
?, with program of the exercises on
the different days of the meeting
have been received here. They were
sent out by Rev. E. A. Dent, d. D. of
New Haven, the district superinten-
dent who is head of the committee in
charge of the arrangements for the as
sociation's golden jubilee celebration.
Camp meetings have been held
here for fifty years by the Methodists
of the section and the rounding out of
half century as an organized body
is to be fittingly celebrated this sum-
mer by people of that religious de-
nomination in the New Haven dis
trict. Prominent divines and laymen,
well known in New England, have
accepted invitations to deliver SER
mons and addresses, and some very
interesting sessions are anticipated
Womens Home Missionary day, TO
be observed on July 20, is expected to
be an important part of the meeting.
Sunday, August 1, will be another big
| day, many of the former district SUI
/ perintendents and other clergymen,
who took prominent parts in meet
| ings held in former years, havins
! signified their intention Of attending.
| The following is the program fol
the different days of the session.
| Friday, July 23-2:30, Rev. l.. III
| Dorchester: 1880, Rev. F. d. Walter.
| Saturday July 24-10:30, Rev
Robert Williams; 200, Rev. H. B
! Munson; $50, Rev J. w. Mace.
Sunday, July 25-1o:s0, Rev. H. S
! Still; $50, Rev. w. E. Thompson;
1880. Rev. r. S. Tuttle.
Monday, July 26-10:3O, Rev. Mel
son Edwards; 900, Rev. c. K. Wood
son; 7:so, Rev. w. B. West.
Tuesday, July 27-1O:30, Rev. Fred
Saunders: 200, Rev. and Mrs. George
Neuman, w. F. NJ. S. day; 1880, Rev
j. D. Roberts.
Wednesday, July 2s-1o:so, Rev. p
| e. Shoemaker; 200, Rev. B. F. Kid
| der; 7:so, Rev. H. M Hancock.
Thursday, July 2s.-10:so, Rev. w
C. Judd; 200, Miss Alma e. Mat
thews, Ellis Island; w H. M. S. day;
1870. Rev. William Redheeffer.
Friday, July 30-1O:30, Rev. F. r
Voorhees,; 900. Rev W. A. Richard
/ D. D. p. E. 19O2-1eO7; 1880, Rev. j.
e. Zieter.
Saturday; July S1-1O:S0. Rev. j
| w. Laird; 400, Judge Henry Wade
Rogers, methodist in Connecticut"
| 7:3o, Rev. W. H. Mitchell. ,
Sunday, August 1900, Morgan
Morgans. Anniversary Love feast;
1880, Rev. j. e. Adams, D. D. p. E
| 1Sg9-19O1: 2:3O, Rev. w. w. Bowdish,
D. D. p. e. 190S-1913; 7:30, Rev
Harry K. Miller.
/ Monday, August $3.50 closing ex-
ercises in charge of Rev. Elmer A.
Dent, D. D., district superintendent
In Churches Sunday.
] Metnodist-10:45. morning wor-
! ship, observance of the Lords sup
per, Rev. G.. A. Graves, minister in
| charge; IL o'clock. Sunday school;
/ $50, Epworth league rally, cabinet
in charge; 1850, evening worship with
sermon by the pastor, Rev. A. A
| Houck on 1.-THE Necessity of Mercy
/ wednesday evening there will be a
! happy hour service The pastor has
announced that the class meetings
| will be discontinued for the balance
i of the summer.
/ Advent notwithstanding wor.
] ship at 10:45, the pastor, Rev. j. w
| Denton preaching on the subject, !" A
Purifying Type" Sunday school vii
4 follow. The young peoples praise
i and social service will be held at $50
"A Delightful and Refreshing Con
4 versation'' will be the subject of the
sermon to be given by the pastor al