New Britain herald., 1918-09-05
SEVENTH DAY CAMP
 CONFERENCE BEGINS
Extensive Program Will Be Given
 at Ten Day Assembly
OPENS THIS EVENING
Dangerous Bridge Over Pequa buck River to he Repaired at Once PIainvile Men Will Leave Tomorrow For Camp Upton.

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 The Southern New England Con- ference Of the Seventh Day Advent Church opens at the Plainvlle Camp Ground this evenng. This conferences covers IS churches in the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island. They will hold a ten-day session closing Sunday, Septem ber IS. Rev. A. T. Robinson, of Hartford, will preside at the conference.
 Besides the conference the thir- teenth biennial meeting of the con- ference will take place with business meetings at 9:S0 each morning. de partmental m eetings at II a. m. and committee meetings each afternoon 1t ? o'clock
 Rev. A, T. Robinson of Hartford will conduct the opening meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock. His subject will he Does the Gospel of Jesus Christ Meet the Needs of the World in the Present Crisis? ?" There will he a song service led by Jess Fair.
 The program for Friday will he as follows: 6 a m, Devotional meetings in cottages. 9. m. breakfast at the boarding house. a. m. church off, cers' and Rtble workers instruction m meetings a:30 a. m. Business meet ing of the conference. II a. m. de- partm mental meetings. 100 p. m. din- 1er. 200 D. m. conference session and committee meetings. 500 D. m. afternoon preaching service 30 D. m. sddress on health, hygiene and diet by Dr. C. M. Schunk of Boston. 430 D m ohildrens meeting. 5:30 D. m missionary meeting. 6:2O D. m eve nlng lunch 7:2o D. m. song service. led by Jess Fair. 7:45 D. m evening sermon.
 Rev. and Mrs. A r. Robinson, and Mir. Robinson's secretary, Miss Lillian J. Rrag arrived a the Flderage yesterday morning. and will stay until the close of the conference. Other arrivals are C. H. Gerald. secretary of the conference, who is at the St Paurs Waterbury Church house; Miss Dorothy Fla berly. director of the din- ing hall who is at the Flderage. Mir Gera Id has been busy for several days preparing the denominations book store which is now open at the St Paufs Waterbury Church house Rev. R. D. Quinn, president of the Atl1n- tic Union conference and T)r. D IT. kress of Washington. D. c, are eX- pected to arrive tomorrow. The din ing hall and boarding house are in charge of Miss Dorothy Haberly Of Melrose, Mass, a graduate nurse and dietitian The decorations are under the direction of Mrs. Bessie (. Wilcox of Hartford
 Transportation from the Forestville station and Forestville Center and from the camp grounds to the station are now availa ble.
 Regolo Neri Fined for Speeding Regolo Neri, of Neri Brothers. was arrested in Cheshire Sunday for speeding and was fined s25 in the Cheshire town court yesterday morn ing.
 Will Repair Bridge.
 Plans are under way to make ex- tensive repairs on the bridge over the Pequabuck river in front of Eaton Bros feed mill The bridge has been in bad condition for several years. and has been a menace to trucks and heavily laden teams crossing it. The repairs are to begin in the near fu- tlre. Eaton Bros. are at a loss to know what they will do while the bridge is being rebuilt, as their truck has to cross the bridge several times a day. While the work is goine on the truck will have to make a de- tour going through either Farming ton or Forestville. They think the work should be done on a Sunday or holiday
 32 Going to Camp Upton. The local board will send 32 men to 1 Camp Upton tomorrow morning, from 1 Avon Berlin. Bristol Pennington, ] PlalnNille, SOuthington and West Hart l ford. Four PlainVille men will go with this contingent. They are: Ar | thur J. O'Hara, MossO Giammarino, 1 Charles R. Allen and Wesley c. Hos 1 ford. Preparations are now being ] made for the registration of the men l between the ages of 1 & and 45, which ] will take place next week Thursday, 1 September 2, between the hours of | a. m. and 9 D. m.
 Plainyille Boys in England. Several Plainville boys who left i Camp Devens a short time ago with l the 301st Trench Mortar Battery have 1 written letters home saving that they 1 are in a rest camp near Liverpool 1 England
 The women of the Baptist Church 1 Society will hold food sale at the 1 chapel tomorrow afternoon from , until D. n1
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