New Britain herald., 1921-08-31
Prominent Ministers to Address Gathering at Camp Grounds
GEO. MARTIN HAS RECEPTION
Drug Store Is Entered and Quantity of Cigars Stolen-Speakers at Ad- vent Camp Meeting-Reception for l.. A. Mingle-Items of Interest.

l Christian institutions of the state will l be heard. Arrangements are being completed for the great meeting. Rev. IJames M. Tranmer, pastor of the l local Methodist church, will be one ! of the speakers. The others, from all parts of the state, who will address 1 the Epworth members. are as fol- l lows:
 1 Rev. 9rchibald F. Campbell, DID,, lRev F. F. Voorhees,, Rev. J. D. Rob- erts, all of Hartford; Rev. John L. l Davis, New Britain; Rev. Everett A. Burnes and Rev. Kenneth Kingston, l Meriden; Rev. Dr. William G. Giffin, |Forestville; Rev. William B. West, 1 Bristol; Rev. Charles E. Barto, DID,, West Haven; Rev. Walter $. Winans, lD.D., Rev. Donald H. Dorchester, Rev. Henry Medd, Waterbury; Rev. o. w. Richardson, Woodbury; Rev. w. D. Tuckey, Simsbury; Rev. w. E. Sul-
 ems, South Meriden; Rev. A. c. Full | CT, Yalesville; Rev. Charles S. Gray, | Ph. D., Winsted; Rev. w. c. Judd, 1 Torrington; Rev. Gordon L. Thomp
 son, Watertown; Rev. M. B. Lord lGranby; Rev. Duane N. Griffin, Cop per Hill; Rev. F. H. L. Hammond, ] Derby; Rev. s. c. Johnson, Nauga-
 tuck; Rev. Elford F. Lounsbury,
 Nensington; Rev. G. Whitefield
 Simonson, Ph.D., Milford; Rev. George E. Farrar, Rev. w. C. Wake ! nam, New Haven; Rev. N. E. Hon
 old Ansonia; Rev. P. F. G. More
 :onb, Bloomfield; Rev. J. H. Ian
 ling, Cheshire; Rev. A. B. Coe, Clin-
 on: Rev. c. N. Hogle, Durham; Rev. ". s. Harper, East Berlin; Rev. I. L.. lange, Great Hill; Rev. l.. c. Dibble,
 Essex; Rev. R. S. Povey, Higganum; ; Rev. R. F. Shinn, Middlebury; Rev. iH B. Belcher, Rev. L. H. Brown, Niddletown; Rev. M. P. Culver, Rev. I\ J. Pennell, Rev. J. T. Hamilton, Rev. D. c. Dorchester, Rev. R. L. Tucker, Rev. J. W. Prince, all of New lHaven; Rev. Frederick A. Wells,
 Iamden; Rev. H. A. Simmons, North
 anton; Rev. W. M. Fanton, South l ngton; Rev. A. G. Boynton, Shelton;
 Rev. E. J. Curtiss, Thomaston; Rev. ". S. Burgess, Unionville; Rev. How ard w. Benedict, Willingford; Rev. t w Eastland, Westbrook; Rev. P.
 ]. Dodd, West Hartland; Rev. J. L. l Brooks, West Suff1eld; Rev. R. T
 phawey, Wethersfeld; Rev. w. P. !Lord, Windsor; Rev. John Henry l Bell, DID,, New Haven.
 It is possible however that Rev John L. Davis, pastor of the Trinity Methodist church at New Britain will Inot be able to undertake his parts al jthe. convention due to his present ill., Iness. Reports are that he will be able
 o attend but the residents at the ICamp Grounds are hoping for his speedy recovery.
 Shower for Miss Rogers = A miscellaneous surprise shower was 7 rendered Miss Mildred Roger at the
 home of Marjorie Strong of Broad ' lstreet last night. There were about ] l20 of her friends present. Miss Rogers l Twas the recipient of many beautiful l and useful gifths-
 s Miss Rogers is the daughter of M r = land Mrs. Myron E. Rogers of Broad s street. She will become the bride oi : Bessie Mcleod also of Broad street
 The wedding will take pace Monday p September 12, at the home of Miss } Rogers parents.
 Q Reception at NIaplehurst f George Martin of the Maplehurst Twill tender a reception this evenins /, Ito l.. A. Mingle of Pennsylvania, a - lthe Maplehurst. MT. Martin has in f vited all the members of the loca Y, lSequassen lodge, I. O. o. F. MT. Mingle f lis past grand secretary of the Eas
 Park lodge, I. 0. o. F. in Pennsylvania land is on short visit to MT. Martin lThe reception will commence at ; o'clock and all members who plan tt = attend are invited to bring their wives
 Tor lady friends.
 Schoolmates' Reunion
 Tomorrow, Mrs. Myron Smith O.
 Shaker Farms will hold a school r. mates reunion at her home and ha
 tiryyitoJ al O local school
 ltheir parents to attend. The re-uno1
 will be in the form of an outing ant Il lall planning to attend will bring thei t Town basket lunches. To reach Shake l, Farms, one must leave on the car ou n of Hartford at 10:09 o'clock tomorrow d morning for Thompsonville and bu l. Iconnections will take them to the pie 6 nic grounds.
 o Robbery Reported
 The authorities have been notified y of a robbery which took place Monda. e night at the drug store of George R
 lByington on West Main street. Tn,
 robbers secured about 10 boxes O
 lcigars and a large quantity of razor
 land other articles. Entrance had beer
 Igined by entering a rear window whicl e had been left unlocked. The thieve:
 had evidently been frightened while !. at their work as when the store wa:
 lopened yesterday morning a large pile
 of articles had been piled in the real
 Iof the store apparently waiting to be
 taken away. The work does not seen to be that of youngsters but evidently
 lpersons who knew their business. N;
 Itrace of them has been found as ye
 but the police are working on the case.
 f Earrar-GOddeau Wedding :, | The wedding of Miss Pauline Farrai r to Alfred Goddcau, will take place
 Wednesday, September A at the Y Church of Our Lady of Mercy at
 o'clock in the morning. Rev. john k