New Britain herald., 1922-07-29

1880 p. m, Assembly Chorus, Mrs Mildred S Wells. 3, Lecture, Amer icanization.' Ernest Carpenter. 43o Rhythmic Expression, Mrs. Goudey 7:45, Illustrated Lecture, Travel and Exploration in Alaska" Pres. Wallace w. Atwood.
 Wednesday. August ,. a. m., Basketry. s:15, Bible Hour | g. Nature Study Prof H. D. Hemen- | way. $50, Domestic Science. 10, Children's Hour. II, Elocution. Mrs Ellen A. 'Goudey.
 1:30 p. m., Assembly Chorus, Mrs , Watts. 8, Demonstration, Saving the Waste" Canning and Drying Demon 5tration and Container Exhibit. Prof Fl. H. Hemenway.
 55o, Rhythmic Expression, Mrs. Goudey. 7:45, to be announced. The fifty annual session of the Plainville camp meeting of the New Haven district, will come to a close Monday afternoon. The closing exercises will be in charge of the dis trict superintendent, Rev. John Henry Bell, D.D.. of New Haven Outside of the final services by Dr. Bell there will be practically no other exercises. Tomorrow one of the largest gath arings of the entire session is pre- licted
 The services will begin at 10:3o clock and will be in charge of Dr. Bell. Another preacher viii assist In the afternoon at ? o'cicck, Rev. Iohn L. Davis of New Britain will preach and will lead the services
 gain at 7;3o o'clock i1 the evening. Rev. A. B. Taylor, also of Kew Brit lin will also take part.
 Dr. Bell has presented . verbal re- port on the progress of the associa-
 ion during the past year md. coupled with the report of l.. A. Gladding of New Britain, showed the association 70 be in excellent financial shape and the grounds in good con1ilion. Dr. Bell expressed his admiration at the meetings.
 Former Resident Dies.
 Mrs. Ella Burroughs, aged -
 ears, died at her home in Brattle- boro, Vermont. July 26. Her body was removed to the Bailey undertak- ing establishment on Bread street, this town where funeral services will oe held tomorrow afternoon. Rev. George Hilton, rector of the Episco- pal church of Our Saviour, will off ciate and burial will br in West ceme- tery.
 Mrs. Burroughs was the daughter of the late Chauncey Goodrich, and was born in PlainNille. She went to the local schools and was member of the Episcopal church. She is sur vived by son, Elton Burroughs of New York city,
 Iasons On Outing.
 About 50 strong, the members of f'redericks lodge, A. F. and M left today for an outing at Lake Com bounce under the auspices of the first district of the Masonic corpora ton. This was the first annual out ing and picnic of that district and event successful one. 4 sheep bar becue will be enjoyed at clock following a program of sports.
 Building Rises.
 George J. l.acourse Of Bristol, con tractor in charge of the erection of the new Tracey, Driscol building on Whiting street, has plans for com. pleting the work within period Of two months. Mr. Lacourse has an excellent start for beginning only this week and already, the floor IS laid and the second addition is being put in place. The outside of the building will be made of brick and it is that work which the contractor believes will hold up the erection of the block. Mir. Lacourse finds that there is great difficulty now of securing masons and at this time, a shortage is being experienced among the builders.
 The average mason today also de- mands practically wartime wages and it is a hard proposition to pay them those wages Mir. Lacourse said today, adding that contractors have been forced to cut down their es- inmates on building. He has hopes however, of securing competent men for the ayin gof the brick and will the building in due time for the stores to move in before fall
 Mir Lacourse may have charge Of the tearing down Of the fronts of the old buildings and will make the ne- cessary improvements which the town has demanded of the owners. That work must be done before six months e4apse starting from June 20, ac- cording to the agreement reached be- tween the town officials and the for mer owners of the buildings at the corner
 Church Notices.
 Advent Christian church-Preach-l ing by the pastor at 10:45 a. m, sub