New Britain herald., 1921-07-09
CHAUTAUQUA HERE
 FOR NINE DAY STAY
Affair Will Be Held at Plainyille Camp Grounds
JULY fl TO 19 ARE DATES

Trumbun's Close for One Weeks Va cation-Celebrates ssth Birthday
 Auto Found Near Look Out Noun 1 tain--UsuaI Church Notices-Items. The Connecticut Chautauqua win l hold it's 22nd annual session at For estvile from July Il to the 18th. It will be held at the Plainvil1e Camp Grounds. The assembly grounds have a spacious dining hall and rooms may be secured for accommodating one or two persons by the week or day dur ing the meeting. An appropriate pro- | gram has been arranged for The assembly chorus of voices will be lea
 by Harold R. French, a talented solo
 singer. while Wesley w. Sloan, a l graduate Of the Yale School of Music,
 will accompany on the piano. Pro-
 lessor H. D. Hemenway of Holden.
 Mass, will lead the nature study and
 the Bio.c hours will be directed by
 Rev. William Giffin, pastor of the As | bury Methodist church at Forestville. l The afternoon and evenings will be 1 filed with events such aa entertain | inents and lectures of an instructive nature. The Camp Fire Girls and l Boy Scouts of Massachusetts will camp on the grounds and provide for
 some of the entertaining. The w. c.
 '. U. have plans for a field day and | addresses will be made by many | prominent speakers
 | \ Tho entire program for the chau- | tauqua is as follows:
 Monday, July 11-S:15 p. m., mov>
 ing pictures travelogue.
 H Tuesday, July 12.-8:0O, basketry; S:15, Bible hour, Rev. William Gif- fin; 500, nature study, Prof. H. D.
 Hemenway; $50. pure food demon sLration, Miss Helen Wilcox; 10:OO, children's hour, Miss Ruth Ferguson;
 1l:0O. clocution, Mrs. Ellen A. Gou-
 dey. 1:30 p. m., Assembly chorus; , 3:oo. lecture; 4:30, Delsarte class; S:15, entertainment, Howard w. Du- rand, monologist. Wednesday, July 13.-S:00 a. m., baskeLry; 8:15, Bible hour, Rev. Will 1 liam G:ffin; 500, nature study, Prof.
 H. D, Hemenway; $50, pure food
 demons'ration, Miss Helen Wilcox; , 10:00, children'a hour Miss Ruth
 Ferguson; 11:oo, elocution, Mrs Ellen
 \. Goudey. 1:30 p. m., assembly chorus; 800 lecture, Ffward Evans,
 humorist ''The Amusing Adventures of a Modern Co1umbus"; 4:30, Del
 sarte class, 8:15, lecture, Edward Ev- ans, humorist, '"Tha Kingdom. Of 1-aughit
 : Thursday, July 14.-8:00 a. m., bas- ketry: S;15, Bible hour, Rev. Will
 liam C:iftn: 9:00. nature study Proi. H. D. Hemenway; $50, pure food : demonstra ation. Miss Helen Wilcox;
 10'00, chi1dren's hour, Miss Ruth
 Ferguson; 11:00, elocution, Mrs. El- = len A. t5oudey. 1:30 D. m.. assem- f bly chorus; 500, entertainment, I Myrtle l. Hemenway, reader; Arthur e Hanson, violinist Miss Phyllis H. y Lations pianist; 4:30, Delsarte class; r s:15, entertainment. Myrtle L. Hem s enway, reader; Arthur Hanson, vio- n linist
 S Friday. July Is (W. c. T. U. Day)- 5. (Conference in Morning.> 8:oo a. m., = basketry; S:15, Bible hour, Rev. Will
 liam GifIin; 500, nature study, Prof - H. II. Hemenway; 10:00, children q 6 hour, Miss Ruth Ferguson; HOO ). elocution. Mrs. Ellen A. Goudey 1:3O f D. m., assembly chorus; 800. address ' Miss Hebecca Naomi Rhoads: 4:30, | Eelsarte class: S:15, address, E. l.. G = Hohenthal.
 Saturday, July 16.-s:oo a. m.. bas-
 ketry; S:15, Bible hour, Rev. William e Gifin; 800, nature study. Prof. H. b II Henenway. 9:5o. pure food demon k strat tion, Miss Helen Wilcox; 10:00, 5. chlldren's hour, Miss Ruth Ferguson; II %, elocution, Mrs. Ellen A. Gou- S dey. 1.30 P. m., assembly chorus
 s:C0, program by Boy Scouts: 4:3o Delsarte class: s:15, Pierson, the Ma I, gioian, new program.
 Sunday, July 17.-9:00 a. n,, Sun
 day school; 1O:3O, sermon, Rev. E. E. F Gates. s:45 D. m., sermon. Rev. Hen F, | ry D. Coe, 7:45, song service; SIS, Q illustrated lecture
 - Monday, July 1s-8:00 a. m., bas- 9 9 ketry; 8 15 Bible hour, Rev William v Giffin; goo, nature study. Prof. H. D a Iemenway: $50, puro food demon,
 stration, Miss Helen Wilcox: 10:Oo
 children's hour, Miss Ruth Ferguson;
 1l:O0, "elocution, Mrs. Ellen A. Gou- dey. 80 p. m., assembly chorus 1T 500, program by Camp Fire Girls l. 4:3o. Delsarte class; S:15. entertain n inert hy classes in elocution.
 Tuesday. July 19.-8:15 a. m.. Bible
 hour: $50, pure food demonstration l. Miss Helen Wilcox. 2:3o D. m., rec. IS ognition day address; 400, alumni is banGuet; 8:l5, closing concert, assem- re ply chorus, Camp Fire.
 Celebrates SSth Birthday. e. Mrs. Sarah Mitchell of IF Cana in street will observe her SSth birthda.
 at her home here tomorrow. Mrs a- Mitchell was born in upper New Yor] ed state on july 10, 1883, and has beer
 a resident of Plainville for the pas r. 2e years, having moved here in Sep n- temher, 1895. Her husband. Alfre
 Mitchell G:eG on June 20, 1907. The
 had no children.
 ,h Mrs, Mitchell IS very active desplt at her advancing years, and sews read ly and does all her daily routine 0 IT, chores about the house unassistea ve She has ar excellent memory and re t. mem bers the trying times which too