New Britain herald., 1925-07-07

-------s----..-.--------- 1880 p. m,. evsngelistic servic. with sermon by Rev, John l.. Davis and musical service led hy Rev. A. B. Taylor.
 Saturday, August 1; lO;SO q. m. preaching service with sermon by Rev. Dr. Elmer A. Dent, formerly of Hartford and former district super intendent, now pastor of Richmond Hill Methodist church, N. r.; p. m, Epworth league gathering with field sports on the athletic field. 7:30 D. m, closing service of the series Of evargolistc services with sermon by Rev. John l.. Dayis and musical service led by Rev. A. B. Taylor.
 Sunday, August 2 a, m, class meeting. led by Rev, Morgan Nor gan of New Britain; 1O:30 a. m, preaching service with sermon by Rev. Herbert c. Booth, known as Ambassador" Booth 2 ?. m, preaching service with sermon by Rev M. Booth; 7:30 ?. m, closing preaching service of the camp meet ing, sermon by Mir Booth.
 Monday, August g. Closing exer- cses of the camp meeting, conducted by the president, Rev. Dr. John H. Bell of New Haven, 9:3o a. m. The exercises will close in time for those so desiring to take the noon trains. Case Continued Gus Kleisly of PlainvilIe was in the Bristol police court yesterday on charge of operating a motor ve- hicle while under the influence of liquor. His case was continued un- til Monday.
 Trials Today
 The cases of Jennie D'Antonio and Vincenzo Minello, charged with violation of the Sunday closing law. were scheduled to be heard in the local town court at ? o'clock this afternoon.
 Grange Meeting
 Union Grange of Southington will furnish the program of entertain ment at the meeting of Plainville Grange in Grange hall at 8 o'clock tonight. Refreshments will be served.
 Two Home from Hospital
 James Roscoe. who broke hip some weeks ago when he fell from a bicycle into the path of an auto mobile, has returned home from the New Britain General hospital.
 James Asphalt of Broad street has also returned from the New Britain General hospital. He was struck by an automobile some weeks ago, suf- fering a broken foot. Gangrene set in and his case was considered dan gerous for some time.
 Notes
 Mrs. Walter Bradley and daugh- ter. Miss Hilma Bradley of East Main street, left today for the coast of Maine, where they will spend a vacation of about six weeks.
 Sequassen lodge, I. o. o. F.. will install its newly elected officers at It's meeting tomorrow evening.
 Michael Mccarthy of New Jersey. q former resident of PIainville, has returned home after spending the weekend with his brother and sis ter in this town.
 Rev. Charles S. Wyckoff, pastor of the Congregational church, has gone with his family to Canaan, N. H, where they will remain for two months
 Street Name Changed
 Bunnell avenue appears to be nc more. Mail recently received at the post office directed to "Trumbul avenue" has been found upon in. qury to be for residents of wha' was formerly Bunnell avenue, the name having been changed by the company which is developing this section. This is permissible AS the street has not been accepted by the town.
 Camp Ground News
 Miss Edith Symonds of New Brit ain spent Sunday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs, Charles J. Symonds, at their cottage on Hartford avenue,
 Miss Della Holbrook of New Brit. ain joined her sister Mrs. Mary Parker, here Sunday. They are at the Bunnell cottage on Plainvlle avenue.
 Mrs. Fannie Chambers of New Britain has arrived and opened her cottage on New Haven avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. E. Case of Bristo have been staying at the Bristo Church house making preparations for the opening of this house fol the season,
 Individual tutoring in gramma' school subjects by experienced Nor nal graduate. Instruction approve by school authorities. Mrs. A. Nj Raymond. 23 ". Main St, Phon, S69.-advt.
 Wanted. strong hoy at Plainvill, . Creamery company, Norton Place. advt,