New Britain herald., 1925-08-01

be In charge of Rev, R. II, Burton of the cathedral, Hartford
 Catholic Church
 The regular low masses win be held at s and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy.
 Methodist Church
 All activities at the PDainlile M. l., church have been abandoned during the meetings al the camp ground.
 At White Oak
 old fashioned camp meetings will he conducted at White Oak park every Sunday during August. A pro. gram Of speakers from New Haven has been arranged, and the old hymns will he sung
 Camp Grounds Program
 'hIldrens Day was observed at the platnyille Camp ground ycster- day, all the services and meetings being devoted 10 childhood and n picnic for the youngsters being held at Rockwell park, Bristol in the aft crnnon
 There will be no service this aft ornoon, but at 9:&O o'clock the Ep. worth league of the New Haven dis. trict win hold meet on the athletic field. Robert Mansfield of New Ha. ven will lead d Young Peoples de- votional meeting at 6.%U o'clock this evening, while at 7;&0 o'clock the final cvangelistic service Of the series conducted by Roy. nr. John l.. Davis and Rev, A, R. Taylor will be held.
 Rev, Herbert "Ambassador" Booth youngest son of the commander Of the Salvation Army, will preach to- morrow morning at lo:30 o'clock and at . o'clock in the afternoon. while in the evening he will deliver q talk on Christian work as q Sal Nation Army officer, This talk will he illustrated with s'creonticon views of photos taken all over the world hy the speaker. Ambassad or Booth was long head of the organi- 2ation in Australia. but ha, now re tired from active service and is de voting his time 10 lecturne,
 Al 2:%0 o'clock Monday morning Rev. Dr, John II. Bell will con drct the closing scrylca. with songs. addresses hy the leaders and off ccrs, and prayer and hcnollCtion.
 W, F. M \, Elects
 Two torcstNille women were hon. ored by the Womcn's Foreign Mis- sonary association in its election of officers for the coming year The officers arc as follows:
 President, Mrs, Frank Roach. Mil ford vice-prosidenr. Mrs Macon Fl- liot. West Haven; secretary, Mis-, Ella I, Holt. Forcstyille; treasurer. Mrs. Fred Kelsey tIiEganum; treas urer of mite boxes, Miss Clara Mills, Forestyilc
 Excursion Tomorrow
 An excursion 10 New Haven "iIl be conducted hy the New Haven railroad tomorrow, special train making the trip there and return. If will leave rlainyillc at 9,%4 a. tn and arrive in New Haven al 1O:&1 o'clock. Returning it will leave the Elm City at S;1i n. m. and reach hero at 9:lG o'clock.
 thau'auqua Assembly,
 Tn" Connecticut ChautauQua as s"mblv will open at tho PlajnviU" comp grounds Tuc~lly morning and continue for eight days The com rIittcc in char-o will ho at work until thrn pr pairing tho grounds. erecting tho sid" curtains for the auditorium and putting tho stage in shape. \ 0ne rroGran, is promised.
 New Nurse Here
 Miss Marion ! lre>nrd. who will substitute for Mss HrunmaN as public h"altn nurer during August. arrived in rajn>il'c today. She will have hcr headquarters o>cr inc post otiiro.
 rarn" Ground Notes
 Roy. and Mrs. C. W. Hall of Southjngton have arrived at the Southington church house.
 Arrivals at tho Trinity church Nouso in"Judo Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Afford, Miss C. Munson Charles Barnes Miss Mi|llcont Earues. Rev Tyman Johnson. all of New Britain. A. l.. Hi:chcork of New Britain is at tho association house.