New Britain herald., 1920-07-10
TRUMbULL WORKERS
 READY FOR OUTING
Annual Event to Be Held at SaVin
 Rock Monday BOY SCOUT DRIVE PLANS
Campaign for Honorary Members Will Begin Next WeeIx-Actiyities at Camp Grounds-Factory to Be Closed All Week-Other Items.

on Monday morning the employees of the Trumbull Electric company will journey to Savin Rock where they will enjoy their IIth annual out ing. Special cars will leave the cen- ter of Plainville at o'clock in the morning and six of them have been chartered for the occasion. They will stop in Southington to allow excur- sionists at that place to board the cars and then proceed to their des- tination. Dinner will be served at 12:30 p. m. Bowling matches between the married and single men will be played as we'll as other athletic sports. The cars will leave the Rock at o'clock in the evening, and it is expected that they will arrive in Plainville at 7:45 o'clock. Ralph H. Seymour is in charge of the commit tee on the arrangements. The excur- sion will be held, rain or shine
 TrumbuIl Electric Loses.
 In accordance with their annual 'clean up' and repair work. the Trumbull Electric company will close all next week. But few departments will work, excepting those needed to assist in the repair work and a num- Der who desire to do so. Machines will be repaired and overhauIed and the entire factory will be given a thorough cleaning. The office force will, however. run as usual.
 Social Today.
 The members of the Home Depart ment society of the Plainville M. F.. church held their social at the church parlors this afternoon. An entertain ment was given with musical selec- tioIs ard reading on the program. Refreshments were served during the afternoon. The entertainment was in charge of Miss Carrie Stewart.
 Boy Scouts Drive.
 The local Boy Scouts, headed by their scoutmaster. Merton Lamb, will commence a drive next week for hon. orary members to the scout organiza- ton. A house-to-house canvass will be made and individual pledges for contributions will be solicited. There has been no special allotment made for the sum to be raised but it is ex- pected that enough will be donated in pledges to carry on the excellent work of the local scout organization. The Plainville Business & Improve ment association will conduct the drive while Charles R. Sherman, Will liam L.. Cafferty and John E. Lamb will be the committee in charge of the solicitors.
 The scouts will leave on a hike next Tuesday evening when they will jour- ney to Norton's field and make a tenn porary camp there. About 20 will be in the troop. They will meet at 7:15 and return the same evening. Sports will be indulged in as well as scout work. Scoutmaster Merton Lamb will be in charge of the boys.
 
 At Aliens field tomorrow afternoon the PlainviIle Athletic club will cross bats with the fast Corinthian Colored Giants of Hartford, at 3:15 o'clock. Condon, Cunningham and Kalish will be in the lineup as we'll as Griffin and Durham. This will be the fea- ture game of the season and a fast contest is expected.
 The local Aces will clash with the Rangers of New Britain at their dia- mond on woodford avenue. The game | will be called at 1:30 with Sop Mo- reno and Nalbandian as the battery for the local team.
 Church Notes.
 Congregational church - At the | morning services, at 1O:45, Holy Com | munion will he administered. The sermon will he delivered bS the pastor, Rev. F.. C. Gillette. Sunday school will meet at noon and the offering will be for tine Home mis- | sion There will be noI meeting of the Christian Endeavor society. The members will attend the open-air meeting, of the New Britain union which will be held at Walnut Hill park The loca. members will leave on the 5:30 trolley for New Britain.
 Episcopal church-Morning serv-