New Britain herald., 1921-07-19
HAuVKAxk I'VE WS
LOCAL COUPLE WE'D
AWAY FROM Home
Charles Bronson Takes Mrs.
WiSChek for Bride
CAMP MEETING SESSIONS
PIainvilleitcs Win in Newspapcr Con-
observation-disclosures Enjoying Life
Coal Dealers Busy-Other Items Of
Interest.
CAMP MEETING SESSIONS

Interest.
Charles Bronson of 43 Maple street
and Mrs. Emma Wischek of East
street were married in Poughkeepsie.
N. Y, a week ago today, the return
OF the marriage license shows. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Ed
win S. Fry. a friend of the bride
Only Immediate family relatives at
TENDED the ceremony which was per-
formed at the home Of a close friend
of Mrs. Bronson.
Both persons are well known in
this town where they are members Of
the Baptist church. The couple snent
their honeymoon in New York state
and returned to this town Sunday. Mr..
Bronson is employed at the Turnbull
Electric companys plant
Local People Win.
Mrs. Harold Cutting of Park street,
and Mrs. Francis of Eden avenue
Southington, were winners in the re-
cent campaign held by the New Ha-
ven Times-Leader in an effort to en-
large their circulation.
| MTs. Cutting secured over 100000
votes and is rewarded by a cash prize
| of $50. She started work soon after
the campaign opened and was among
the first in the finishing column
Mrs. Francis secured over 11,OOO,-
600 votes and was the second on the
list of visitors. AS a result she is now
the owner of a seven passenger Paige
car valued at over $500. Before her
marriage she was Miss Hattie Coons
of Queen street.
ChautauGua Ends Today.
The 1921 session of Chautauqua held
at the Plainville camp grounds will
end with the final services this eve
ming. 1t has been one of the most
successful sessions ever held by the
Connecticut Chautauqua assembly.
1.-The attendance exceeded other years
by a goodly margin and the pro-
grams for the different days were
filled with topics of interest and with
the best of speakers. The classes in
dom este science, aircraft, etc, were
filed with children of the people
summering at the grounds
Camp Meeting to Start.
The annual session of the Plainville
camp meeting will start on Friday
of this week and will run until a
week from the following Sunday The
services at the local Methodist church
will be discontinued during the meet
ing. During the camp session, John
P Doty of Dorchester, Mass, will be
in charge of the singing and Miss
Viola Burckel Of Meriden will pre-
side at the piano.
The program is as follows:
List Of Speakers,
Regular services daily. At 1880 a.
M. p. m. and 1880 p. m. daylight
saving time will be followed.
Friday, July 22-Rev. A. f. Camp
bell, D. D.; Rev e. A. Dent, D. D.,
stereopticon lecture on the church s
world program. Subject, Then
Saturday. July 23-Rev. w. D..
Tuckey; Rev. w. G. Griffin; Rev. e.
A Dent, D. D., second stereopticon
lecture Subject. Now
Sunday, July 24-Bishop L. B. Will
son, d. D., L. L. D. (probably); Rev.
L. H. Dorchester. D. D.; evangelistic
service, Miss M. B. Lord.
, Monday, July 25-Preachers' day.
Rev. K. kingston; Rev. Prof. F. Wat
son Hannah, D. D.; Miss Lord.
Tuesday, July 27-Woman's Homo
, Missionary day. Rev. VIM. 3. West,
D. D.; Rev. John L. Davis; Miss Lord.
Wednesday,, July 27.-Woman' S
Foreign Missionary Day. Rev. F. F.
Voorhees,; Miss Ethel II. Thompson;
Miss Lord.
Thursday, July 2s-Everybody's