New Britain herald., 1915-07-26

and Mrs. George B. Neumann, who have taken part in the efforts to Christianize China, will be the speak CTS. In the morning there will be sermon by Rev. Frederick Saunders and Rev. J. D. Roberts will be the preacher in the evening.
 Religious fervor is most apparent at the meetings and the leaders are we'll pleased with the success of the sessions thus far held. The attend ance is large every day.
 Sunday was a big day at the grounds. Crowds from various parts of the state came in auto busses and other conyeyances and the preachers at the different services had tn larg- est congregations of any of the ses- sions thus far held.
 The sermon tonight will be given by Rev. w. B. West.
 Brief Items.
 Wallace Bradshaw, clerk at Fris- bic and Heminway's, in on his vaca- ton.
 MT. and Mrs. E. T. Carter left yes- terday for Belmont, Vt, where they will spend the next two weeks. They made the trip by auto.
 MT. and Mrs William Eaton, MT. and Mrs. Walter Calor and MT. and Mrs. George Spencer spent Sunday on trip down the Connecticut river.
 Rev. w. P. Kilcoyne of this place, is assisting at St. Joseph's church in Bristol during the novena to St. Anne. Miss Priscilla warfeld of New Brit ain, is visiting her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Warfield of Park street
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Roberts of est Main street spent the weekend as the guests of MT. and Mrs Arthur Chamberlain of Hartford. Mrs. Frank Smith of Whiting street is patient at the New Britain Gen. eral Hospital. Mrs. Clifford Woodford has as her guests her niece and nephew, Helen
 and Robert Woodford of Hartford, Peter J. Prior, Jr is spending a two weeks vacation ir Bantam Frank Gilbert of Mountain View has launched his new motor boat "Arta," on the Connecticut river. Miss Winifred Mead Bates left to- l day for Bantam, where she will be the guest for the next three weeks of MT. I and Mrs. John F. Graham
 Miss Katherine Fitzgerald has re-
 turned from Lakeville, where she has
 been spending. the past two weeks. l The young daughter Of MT. and Mrs. ] Robert Cornell of Forestville, died I yesterday. The child was a grand | daughter of Hiram Lowrey of this 1 place.
 Mrs. Elizabeth warfield and daugh. ter, Elsie and John Daignault and l Edward Barbour of Springfield, spent 1 Sunday in town with friends. William Dunn and David Healey oi I Springfield, were the guests over Sun l Gay of John J. Fitzgerald of Wes l Main street
 Miss Anita Zeberino of Westerly, R l l., and Orrin Spencer or Stonington l who have been visiting at tn home o l Mir. and Mrs. James Hanley of Wes I Main street, rturned to their horne I today.
 l The plant of the Trumbull Electri'
 company resumed operations toda.
 after a weeks shutd
 Rev J. w. Denton, pastor of the 1 Advent Christian church, conducted l open air services yesterday afternoon | Dunham's grove. There was 8 | large attendance. . The condition of Clement, the son 1 of Mrs. Ella M. Cowles of West Main | street, who underwent afl operation l for appendicitis at the New Britain | hospital Saturday, was reported to- l day to be satisfactory. The young mans speedy recovery is looked for. Don't miss the popular North & 1 Judd Excursion, Savin Rock, next Sat I Special train leaves here at s:30 a. m l--advt.