New Britain herald., 1921-08-03

excellent opportunity for young
 nurses desiring. future and any one
 in the town interested in the project i is urged to interview Miss Heineman or get in touch with John Lamb. Camp Ground Officials
 With the closing of the camp meet ings at the Plainville Camp grounds Monday, business transactions were made and officers elected for the en- suing year. Rev. John Henry Bell, of New Haven was elected president l The other officers are as follows: Leon A. Gladding of New Britain, reelected treasurer. Charles A. AL | len of Meriden, reelected secretary. Fred Kelsey of Higganum, assistant treasurer and assistant secretary; George Robertson, ro-appointed SUD- erintendent of grounds and all asso- ciation property. The committees were elected as follows: Care of grounds-L. A. Glad
 ding, c. H. Allen, Fred Kelsey, w S. Bradley of New Britain
 Privileges-L. A. Gladding c. H. Allen. B. F. Beardsley, M:D., of Hart ford; George s. Stratton of Meriden Transportation = L. A. Gladding, George $. Stratton, C. H. Allen. Finance = Joseph R. Ensign of
 Simsbury; w. s. Clark of West Ha- ven; L. A. Gladding.
 Police-L. A. Gladding, c. H. AL len; advertising-Fred Kelsey, c. H. Allen; locating and sale of lots-L. A. Gladding, C. H. Allen, w. s. Clark: athletics-Rev. John H. Bell, L. A. | Gladding. George S. Stratton; audit | ing-F'red Kelsey; corporation houses
 Mrs. l.. A. Gladding, Mrs. c. H. Allen, Mrs. Fred Kelsey, Mrs. George
 S. Stratton.
 | l.. A. Gladding was reelected ex- ] ecutive of the board of trustees in l charge of all property and other af- l fairs in the jurisdiction of the board. 1 Ministers Resolution
 l The Plainville Ministers association
 has adopted a resolution expressing l their regret and sorrow on the leav- l ing of Rev. Robert H. Burton. pas
 tor of the Church of Our Saviour who
 will preach his last sermon here Sun day. Rev. Mir. Burton has been ac- tive in this town for the past IS years
 and his leaving will be felt by the en-
 tire community. The resolution is as follows:
 Whereas, the Rev Robert H. Bur ton has resigned his position as pas
 tor of the Episcopal church of Plain
 vile, and is soon to remove from our midst after long period of faithful, Christian service in this
 community, therefore:
 Resolved, that we, the members of the Plainville Ministers association do hereby express our sincere regret that our Brother and his family are Isoon to remove from us
 [ For IS years he has occupied a leading position here among the forces which are laboring for the moral betterment of the community By eloquent voice and consistent life he has steadfast1y toiled to lead men
 into the pathway of righteousness and into conformity with the beautiful life of Jesus Christ his Lord. He has wept with those in sorrow and
 rejoiced with all in their brighter
 days He entered heartily into the
 spirit of the community and the edu-
 cationa1 interests of the town have
 received a large measure of his thoughtful attention. He has shown
 himself to be true friend. a kind lneighbor, and a most worthy citizen.
 As member of this association he
 has filled large place and his wise l counsel his kindly, Christian spirit and his deep and sympathetic in I terest in all the churches have great 1 lv endeared him to all our members.
 As he goes from this field where the
 best years of his life have been spent we assure him that our prayerful in terest will follow him apd that
 though absence from us we are sure that his faithful labors here will con- | oh, i,, | the years to come.
 I In hnhalf Of the associations:
 REV. GEORGE F. TYLER. | - REV. J. G. WARD, ' Resolutions Committee.