New Britain herald., 1915-07-31

rated at the close of the sermon. Sunday school will be held at noon. The young peoples service will begin at 6:3O in the evening. What Man ner of Persons Ye Ought To Be-" will be the pastors subject at the regular evening service at 7So.
 Sunday With The Methodists.
 Formal observance of the semi centennial of the New Haven camp Meeting association. will be a feature of the session of the Meth odist camp meeting at the grounds here tomor- row. Officers of the organization have arranged to accommodate large crowd Of visitors as delesataons from many parts of the state are eA- pected.
 Morgan Morgans, one of the old- est members. will give "reminiscences at the morning session. The anna- versary love feast will follow. Hev. J. E. Adams, D. D. of Springdale, who was presiding elder rom 1oSs to 1901. will give the sermon at lO:3O. The anniversary sermon Will be preached in the afternoon at 2s80 by Rev. w w. Bowdish, DID,, of New Haven. a former district superintend- ent. Rev. Harry K Miller. we'll known evangelist, will be the preach CT at the evening session.
 The meeting will be brought to a close Monday morning at e:SO. Rev. D. A Dent, D. D., of New Haven, will be in charge of the closing service.
 An address on s"Methodfsrn in Con- necticut" by Dean Henry Wade Rogers of New Haven, was feature of this afternoons gathering. Rev. W. H. Mitchell will be the speaker tonight
 Brief Items
 Will J. "Eph" Day has been notified to appear before the secretary of state on Tuesday to show cause why his license as an operator of motor vehicles should not be taken from him. Day was recently fined here for driv- ing an auto while under the influence of liquor.
 Rev. J. w. Denton, Rev. l. Baker and family and Harold Wilkinson have ! returned from Palmer. Mass. where they attended the annual camp meet ing of the Adventists or that section held this week. They report deep in- terest in the gathering. During their stay in Massachusetts they Joined a party which paid a visit to the site of the old North WiIbraham camp meet ing, where the A. c. Mission society was organized fifty years ago.
 Two autos, one of them a Ford, were in collision on the New Britain road last evening. The Ford was so badly damaged that it had to be lowed to a garage. The other car apparently was not injured and without ascertain ! ing the damage done to the other ma chine the driver drove off. The Ford owner telephoned to Officer Marine to spprehend the fleeing machine but the latter could not locate it the center It is believed the driver made a getaway through Farmington
 Rev Thomas Feltman of Waterbury will speak at open air services to be held at the Advent Christian Camp grounds tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O.
 Miss Edith A. Ellis will spend the next two weeks in Vermont During her absence Miss Ella D Smith will substitute as clerk in the post office.
 Mrs. George l.. Johnson and family of Pittsfeld, are the guests of Miss Florence Jay for the week end.
 MT. and Mrs, F. H Cuykenda1e will spend Sunday at Woodmount with Rev. and Mrs R. IT Burton and will return to their home in Binghamton, N H, on Monday
 Stephen Dietyko has returned from a two weeks vacation at Fairfield Beach.
 Peter Skinner of Washington street IS spending a weeks vacation with relatives in Bridgeport.
 Miss Helen Conlin of Pierce street,
 f,.;n Ie,1 at Ocean Beach @ 8s5
 The Misses Mary and Morgaret Call len of Broad street, will leave Tues- day for three months visit with rela- tives in Iowa.
 Berlin News.