New Britain herald., 1917-08-13

Stanton Edwards, Rosario Harry Le- duo, James Leo McNally, Frederick Auger Morton, John Rivers, Natale Totire.. Frank Veraldi.
 Members of the exemption board today expressed the opinion that it will be necessary to call additional eligibles before the districts quota of four hundred can be filled, despite the fact that 8 number of exemption claims will undoubtedly be overruled.
 Pomona Grange to Meet Here. Changers from various towns in this section will gather here tomor- row for the meeting of Central Pom ona grange. Representative of the various grange organizations have signtfied their intention of attending and it is expected that there will be a large crowd on hand.
 At the morning session the fifth de- gree will be exemplified.
 Camp1neeting Aug. 25.
 Advent Christians are making ar engagements for the annual campmeet- ing which will open at Dunham's grove on August 25. Many of the members of that denomination are al-
 
 ple's Day will be observed at the grounds on August 29 and on August 3I Mission Day will be held.
 The Connecticut and Western Massachusetts Ministerial association will meet at the grounds tomorrow. From 10:3O to 3 o'clock the session will be devoted to the ministers and the public is invited to participate in the activities during the balance of the day At 3 o'clock Rev. J. J. Os- borne of New Haven will give an address. His talk will be followed by sermon by Rev. William Ainslee of Hartford.
 Interim Certificates Here.
 Liberty Loan interim certificates representing the s42,500 which Plain vile people gave to the government for use in prosecuting the war have been received at the Plainville Trust company.
 People who have paid the amount of their subscriptions may receive their certificates by calling at the bank. Other subscribers will receive their certificates as soon as they have completed their payments, the bank drawing interest in the mean. time.
 Choir Members Entertained.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Edward Weeden of Ledge Road rendered party to the members of the choir of the Church of Our Saviour Saturday evening at Sunset Rock There was an old fashioned dance in the bunga- low, the choiristers also enjoying va- rious games.
 A p>-'ic lunch was served
 Brief Items. The Vikings of New Britain defeated the reorganized Plainville baseball team yesterday afternoon at Aliens field by a score of 10 to 2. The local nine was completely outplayed, the visitors parading around the bases during the latter part of the game. Frank Murphy of Hartford, was ar rested Saturday night by Constable Marine who found him helplessly drunk at the center. Wallace Bradshaw and family have gone to Woodmount for two weeks vacation.
 Rev. Edwin Aver of Mansfield, blind preacher, gave 8 most interesting ser mon yesterday morning in the Congre- gational church. MT. Ayers father was pastor of the church nearly a half century ago. The preacher told the yesterday that he had not been in Painville for forty years.
 Earl Gould and family of Shel- bourne Falls, Mass, spent the week. end with MT. Gould's cousin, David Gould of Whiting street. The appearance of an intoxicated candidate for the conscription army was an amusing feature of the exami- nation of eligibles here Saturday. The man had so much alcohol in his system that the doctors could not give him complete heart test and he was