New Britain herald., 1919-08-23
sermon at 7:45. The pastor Rev. E F. Barrow, will preach.
 Camp Meeting Notes.

Camp Meeting Notes.
 The session of Seventh Day Ad- . ventst5 will come to close with the evening selvice tomorrow. The pres ent session has been the most largely attended in the history of meetings held by the denomination. On Thurs day the people at the grounds ywere enlisted in the Hter9ture ar1nyA and visited the entire neiGhborhood sell ing copies of ''The Watchman Maga- zine" the official organ of the Ad-. Ventists. Bristol, Waterhury, Farm -ington, Torrington, Southington For estvilIe and Plainville were among the places visited and receiving these , magazines. , The first serTice of the morning was held at 9:3o o'clock. Elder E. (, AcmoodM oftY capaka, Kansas, acted as superintendent of the Sunday school. An address was given in the auditori- um at Il o'clock by Rev. D. / H. Kres5.. At >2:30 p. 1A, the afternoon servica was held ir the auditorium and was a praise, service" Evangelist Harry l. Pettis of Minneapolis led the song FserviRe for half an, hour. Eld- CT E. F. Cardy of Bostcn delivered an address. The largest crowd Of the session $ expected tomorrow '.
 <. Attending Convention.
 .. Posthaaster P. J. Prior is in New Londonf boday where he is attending. the annual convention of the tRost-' masters of the state. PostmasteFs Hurfey of Farryville Hayesrof Bristol and Holden tof Forestville accompa2 nied MT. Pr46s, The trip was made. in MT. Hurley ssautomobile. ~ r
 Plainville's postmaster is always able to- report a good business at. the. local postoftce and$this year is nor :ex- ception. The postofftce here is a sec- ,ond class one and perhaps the only one in 4he state with the populatiQn to enjoy .the- privilege of city carriers service. s e. Y
 Oakcs Depended Upen. '@
 Albert Oakes of East street is being depended upon by the Fafnir factory league team of New Britain to win the pennant in the league for the season. The Fafnir people take a great inter. est in their team and are supporting it to. the utmost. Oakes is a young southpaw and is also quite agile run ming bases, while his hitting is con- sideredaa bove par for a pitcher His. services '8or the' Slainville. team dur
 
 and manS&games were won through his effortss.alone. IT. he succeeds in Bringing tfse.. New Britain team through foEine pennant it may mean much to theYloca youth@ Plainville people haze becgme greatly interest ed in Oal1es andaare watching closely the results of the games he pitches "Bi1l', Dud jack, Fq3mer N.. B! H. 4S. star and also a renowned athlete ut Georgetown university faced Oal1es last week in d pitchsrs' battle at Wal nut@IIill park. The local boy came through with a 3 to 3 victory. His opponent this afternoon+ was Landers, I'rary & Clark, the team which is con- testing for first place. -~@t
 .Poo& Room Opens .s. 'r Selectman Johnson hsrs issued li- :. cense to Johnt E. Murphy to conduct a pool room in this town. MT. Mu1'phy, after securing the lieense,, announced last evening that he would open .hts new place of business tonight. TRes new pool room is located in the Neri building on East Main street. MR. Murphy is at present in charge of thes care of the public school buildings in town.
 .lnlcrican Legion to Meet
 Major Augustine Green, chairman of the execntive<' committee of the American Loglon, has Scalled a nteet irg of the plainvitle hr&Eth for; Mon day evening at s aielock, in Grange hall The meeting wifi be held for the purpose of making arrangements for an outing to be held in the near fu- tu1e at Fake Col2pc unce. All service men in Plainville are s1, r-ed to attend the meeting.
 Brief Items. ; Donald Freeman of Whiting street. is enjoying his. annual vacation.
 Hayden Thompson has resigned his