New Britain herald., 1921-07-30
followed by Sunday school 1t 12:0O o'clock and evening service at 7:3O.
 Camp Meeting Closing

o'clock and evening service at 7:3O.
 Camp Meeting Closing
 The 1921 session of the Plainville Camp Meeting will come to a close with the 9:30 service on Monday morning. It has been the most suc- cessful season the meeting has known
 Capable speakers were responsi- ble for such large crowds. Tomorrow the speakers will be Rev. Allan Mac Rosie, D D., Rev. B. A. Burns and Rev. John L. Davis. The closing Mon day morning will be in charge of the superintendent.
 Baseball Reports
 The Plainville team met their op- ponents from Collinsville this after noon at Aliens field
 Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock the fast Whethersfield team will be the local attraction at Aliens field. this will be a eague game and a large number or rooters will be with the Wethersfeld team. The local rooters will also be out en masse, so 'tis said.
 The Aces Journey to Meriden to- morrow to meet the Dutch Hills A. C. of that city. Hanes and Smith will again star in the local lineup after the former recovering from a strained hgamant and Smith an injury to the right hand.
 The Tigers will play the Crescents of New Britain at Rockwelrs field to- morrow afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
 Brief Items.
 Miss Abbe Brooks of Whiting street is spending two weeks at Se- bago Lake in the Maine woods
 B. E. Getchell and family of East Broad street have returned from two weeks vacation spent at Congamond.
 MT. and Mrs. Cornelius Buys, who were recently married, have, taken up their residence at 46 Maple street.
 Frank Hart and son Chester and Elmer Thomas also of East Main street have returned from Lake Congamond where they spent the past week.
 Eddy Ellsworth, artist in the cul- mary line, has resigned his position at Collins lunch on Central Square
 The mother of Miss Bernice Towne, a local school teacher, is reported as recovering from a recent shock.
 Rev. Patrick Mccarthy returned today to his parish in Branford after visiting at his home on Pearl street.
 Mrs. John Neri is reported as we'll improved at her home on East Main street. Two New Haven spe- cialists recently attended her.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church will meet tomo orrow night and the meetings will then be discontinued until the month of September.
 Nils Nilsson and wife of Altoona, Pa., are visiting MT. Wilson's parents MT. and Mrs. John Nilsson of Forestville avenue.
 Elmer Hedwell has left for Say brook where he will spend the week end with friends at the shore.
 Sergeant Nelson Morgan of the Field Artillery has been discharged at Fortress Monroe, Virginia and re- turned to his home in this town yesterday afternoon. He has taken position with the Aetna Life In- surance company in Hartford.
 Inside the Circle
 George Spencer has returned from weeks vacation spent at Short Beach
 JosephRobdoux and family have re- turned from a recent visit with rela- tives in Worcester, Mass.
 Hayden Griffin has returned home after two weeks spent at his old home in New York state. It was his first vacation in 15 years and he reports many changes in lis home town in that period.
 Verna Saunders is visiting relatives in New Haven over the week-end, Thomas Rutland and family have returned from a visit to Lewiston Maine.
 Arthur Cheatham has returned from visit with relatives in Rockville J. H. Mitchell and family spent their recent vacation with friends in New London.
 MT. and Mrs. Donald Benjamin and daughter Elizabeth have return ed from an automobile tour through Massachusetts. Stops were made Tn Boston, Revere and Nantasket. Miss Catherine Del Buons has re- turned from a vacation spent with friends in Waterbury.
 Miss Catherine Hogan spent her vacation with friends in Windsor.
 Louis Melanson has returned from an auto trip through New. York and Massa chusetts He expects soon to travel to Canada with the Sad -Four.
 Pred .Yeamons of Nev Britain.