New Britain herald., 1925-07-31
PainuiM Me.Os
STATE OFFICIALS
 AT P|NNACLEROX Governor Present at County
 Farm Bureau Outing '. SEWING CIRCLE ELECTS

SEWING CIRCLE ELECTS Excursion To Savln Rock Sunday
 Camp Ground News-Camp Meet
 Ing at White Oak - Alterations
 Progressing-Other Items.
 Governor John H. Trumbull and other high state officials were pres cnt at Pinnaclcrox Farm yesterday and participated in the first outing of the Hartford County Farm bureau which was so successful that 1t will be made an annual affair. More than 800 members were present, in addi- ton to state Treasurer Rogers, Comptroller Frederick NJ. Salmon, Commissoincr of Agriculture Plat, and County Agent Benjamin G. Southwick.
 A basket lunch was served at noon, after which the fine herd of Henry Trumbul, owner of the farm, was paraded before the members fin q judging contest. Each member rated the animals. their judgment being checked up by A. l.. Merrill cattle specialist from Connecticut Agriculture college. Henry Trnm- bulls fine stock, many of them i'm ported, and his model farm were in srcctcd by the visitors.
 Governor Trumbull spoke. cXtcnd- ing the hope of improved agricul- tural conditions in the state and praising the state fair as an instru- ment for bringing together tho in- habitants of city and rural districts The other state officials also gave short talks.
 The gathering at PinuacloroX was preccdcd hy the inspection of other farms. Some GO fruit growers met at TunXis farm in Pennington. about 40 poultrymcn gathered at Culmor Farm in the same town and Joseph W. Alsops Wood Ford Farm in Avon was examined by tho dairy mon and alfalfa growers. Mr. AL sops farm has inc largest alfalfa acreage in the state.
 The committee in charge of the outing consisted of Henry Trumbull, County Agent Southwick. StancliT Hale of Glastonbury, Louis Had1ing of Manchester, Harold NJ. Hayes of ,Granby. X. ]. Evans of East Hart foEd, inc bureau president; and Sec Iretary Myles NJ. Smith of Enheld.
 Sewing Circle officers
 Mrs. Frank Gilbert was elected president of Martha Sewing Circle at tho meeting held at the home of Mrs. Jennie TIiCkok of Red stone Hill yesterday. Mrs. Ralph Morrrll was chosen vice president, and Mrs Winnie Pcasc was elected president. Other officers are as follows: First diroctress. Mrs. Annie Brown: second directress. Mrs. N. Farrar: third di- rectross, Mrs Jennie Hickok.
 Excursion To SaNin Rock An excursion 10 New Haven and Savin Rock and return will be con- ductcd by the New Haven road on Sunday. The excursion train will leave Planvile at 9:34 o'clock in the .hnorning, arriving in the Elm City at 10:Sj o'clock. The return trip will begin at S:15 o'clock in the cNc- ming the train reaching Plainville at I9:16 o'clock.
 Camp Ground Program
 Foreign Missionary Day observed at the PlainNille Camp grounds yes torday, the missionary theme per vading all class meetings and scrN- ices. At 7:S0 o'clock this evening, another evangolistic service will he Iconducted by Rev. Dr. John l.. Davis and Rev. A. B. Taylor, whose series of services this year has been very successful.
 Rev. Dr. Elmer A. Bent of inc Richmond Hill NJ. E. church in New York will speak at the service at 1n:30 o'clock tomorrow morning, The Epworth 'league will hold . feld meet at o'clock in the after noon. with program of athletic events. The final service of tho series conducted by Dr. Davis and Mr. Taylor will be held in inc eve ming. The trustees will hold their iannual meeting at o'clock, for inc !clcction of officers and committees, fat Leon A. Gladdings cottage on Manchester Circle.
 Elections
 The New Haven District Camp EGround association, at its annual meeting, elected the following trus- tees: Rev. Dr. John H. Bell. New Haven; Charles II. Allen, McridCn; Leon A. Gladding, Orlando, Fla; pr. iR. F. Beardsley, Hartford; L. s. IClark, West Haven; Howard R. Rrockett, Hartford; Joseph E, Ell sign, Simsbury; Fred Kelsey HiEga- mum; W. F.. Jennings, Hartford; George S Stratton, South Meriden l. B. Woolson. Watertown. All were ireelections except w. F. Jennings of Hartford who was elected 10 sue ceed John c. Barrett of Hartford.
 The Woman's Home Missionary society elected the following at its