New Britain herald., 1922-07-25
Plainville News LARGEST CROWD IN HISTORY AT CAMP MethodistS Gather From Mics Around--All Cottages Filled LEGION PREPARES CIRCUS

New Community Thcatcr Holds Pub
 He Dance Which Is Attended By
 Large Crowd-Grange VIII Hold
 Annual Outing Saturday Afternoon
 Other Items.
 Automobiles are arriving at the Plainvile Camp Grounds every day and the cottages are practically filled. Reports show that the fifty-seventh annual meeting Of the Methodist de- nomination this year surpasses all others and the attendance was far larger than that ever dreamed of by the officials in charge Many local people are stopping at cottages Of friends and attend the daily services.
 The visiting ministers have express ed themselves as being much surpris- ed at the number of people in at tendance and pleased at their co-op- eration.
 Rev. John Henry Bell of New Ha- ven, president of the camp meeting who has just returned from the Northfield assembly, gave an excel lent sermon yesterday He is accom- panied at the meeting by his wife and daughter.
 The sunrise meetings at Mount Olivet proved interesting. Rev. A. c. Fuller of East Berlin has proved very capable leader of these services and will be in charge of them during the sessions.
 | Morgan Morgans of New Britain conducts the class meetings at g o'clock in the morning for the young CT generation. These meetings. how ever, are attended by many of the old ar people who have been at the Methodist meetings for the past 25 jears. Miss Irene Case of Berlin. tets as violinist for the Sunday school or the children of which more than l have already been enrolled. Today was observed as Women's Iome Missionary Day and was devot- to reports from missionary work 'rs from other countries. Rev. w. ?. Lord of Windsor, was in charge of he morning sermon and at o:30
 
 beautiful pageant was presented. The pageant depicted the work of the missionary in other lands and there was an address by Mrs K. F. Win CTS. Rev. A. B. Taylor of New Britain. will preach at 7:3O o'clock tonight assisted by Miss May B. Lord
 Rev. John l.. Davis pastor of the Trinity Methodist church of New Britain, will preach at the grounds friday night at 7;30 o'clock
 The preacher will lead the Every mans Bible Class of that city, of which he is leader. There will be l,5oo strong in the class and they will march in body into the grounds The class will have its own music and his will be in charge of the class lirector, Rev. A. B. Taylor.
 Tomorrow morning Rev F. F. Voorhees of the South Park church at Hartford, will lead in prayer and in the afternoon there will be an an- liversary service of the Women's Foreign Missionary society Miss Faye Robinson, who has been doing wonderful missionary work in China
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 L. A. Gladding Of New Britain, who is in charge Of the cottages at the grounds, reports that several requests have been made to him for the pur- chase of cottages. He has had calls for numerous rentals which he tries to take care of. Mir. Gladding gives all information of the grounds in re- gards to securing accommodations.
 The Forestvile House has been lately occupied by Miss Emma Holt and Mrs. Elizabeth Frye both of For estville. Mrs. NJ. B. Angerbauer and ! MT and Mrs. Charles Duyser, also of Forestville, are stopping at the grounds.
 Among the New Britain people there are Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Mark | ham and daughter and Henry M ! Gladding. Many East Berlin residents | have secured cottages for the sessions as the Misses Mabel and Winifred | Barnes are stopping at the Middleton | house.
 Farm Is Sold.
 John Middleton of Unionville ave- nue, Plainvile, has sold his large farm on that highway, to Michael kocke- wicz of 123 Orange street, New Brit ain The farm is situated near the ! main thoroughfare and the sale price | was said to have been in five figures. | The sale was made through Carlson, Cashman and Danielson, New Britain real estate men
 Grange Outing.
 The members of the Plainville ' Grange will enjoy their annual outing