New Britain herald., 1920-08-28
PlainVille Camp Grounds Scene of
 Activities for Next Two Weeks
NO LOCAL GAMES TOMORROW
Carrier Pigeon Lost. Lands on Whit ing Street-Miss Mary Mills In- iured-New Hall for Brock-Barncs Post.

The annual meetings of the Advent churches will begin tomorrow morn- ing. They will be held at the Plain vile Camp grousds. situated between this town and Southington. Special programS have been arranged for each day and the services will be held at 10 o'clock in the morning, o'clock in the afternoon, and the evening sermons will be at o'clock. The services at the Plainville Advent Christian church have been discon- tinued during the camp meetings and will be held at the grounds. The meetings will continue until Septem- Der II. Pastors and prominent speak CTS from surrounding cities and towns will be present during the day and address the assembly. These annual meetings attract large crowds and already several cottages are being occupied. Many out-of-town guests will be present. A list of speakers will be published Monday. and pos sibly the program of the following services which will be held. The Connecticut Advent Church Pastors association recently held a quarterly meeting at the camp grounds where Advent pastors from all over the Stdtc "cIS pEeSchls dnu pIdHS TUT the coming camp meetings were out lined. Rev. George c. Tyler, pastor of the Plainville Advent church is chairman of the organization. It is expected that tomorrows services will be largely attended as all former meetings usually were.
 Ball Games Tomorrow.
 The Plainville Athletic club will go to Southington tomorrow afternoon when they will play the fast Peck. Stow and Wilcox team of that placE The locals have been practicing every evening this week for the coming game as great rivalry exists between the two teams and both are evenly matched. Tomorrow's game will be the first of series to be played. The next one will be at Aliens Field. Sun- day. Sept. 12 while the third and final game will be played on the Firemen's held day, Sept. IS. The battery for tomorrow will be. Condon, Wads- worth Kalish and Oakes. Several players from the New Britain Ma chine company team will strengthen the line up. Lewis and Gaynor will appear. for the Southington team. The local team will leave the center at 1880 o'clock by auto truck and will be accompanied by a large mum Der of fans.
 The Aces team will not play to- morrow due to the fact that the ma Jority of the players are on their va cation.
 Carrier Pigeon Lost.
 A carrier pigeon, evidently lost. flew on the porch of A. Snideman of
 
 and decided to make his home there on one or the legs of the pigeon was an aluminium plate. 5l2s-A. J. 20. P. Ar. Snideman fed the bird. thinkinr Il would fly away again but it re- mained. The pigeon left earh. one morning and remained away for some time only to return 10 the porch again. It is very tame and eats out Of a persons hand without the leas timidity. It is of a very beautiful color. being a mixture of pure white and black.
 Miss Mary Mills Injured.
 Word has been received by the school authorities to the effect that Miss Mary Mills, a well known school teacher in the Plainville Grammar school, had been injured in an auto mobile accident in Maine a few days ago ana WOulu ne una Die to report for teaching at the beginning of the fall term next month. It was thought that her injuries would cover a period of three months before she would be able 10 do any teaching. Miss Mills taught the fifth grade. She lives in Maine and had gone there to spend her summer vacation. Her place will be filled by Miss Allen Raymond of this town.
 New Headquarters.
 The Brock Barnes post has secured the old Prior saloon on Pierce street which will probably be used as their future Legion headquarters. It will also be used by the Women's Auxil- iary to the post. Plans for remodel ing the building to suit their needs will probably take place soon, pro- viding the post members see fit 10 do so. The place will make an ideal meeting house for the ey-soldiers and also where they can hold affairs or entertainments.
 ChurCh Notices
 Episcopal Church-10.45 a. m.. morning prayer and sermon. The service will be conducted by k. Irving weitzel. first reader, who is preparing for the ministry. Mir. Weitzel is con-