New Britain herald., 1925-07-07

pastor speaking this week and Rev. q pr. Ebert F. Gates ot Hartford next week. The services will be held in the Congregational church for the following two Sundays and then in the Methodist church for the remaining two.
 Legion Elects Delegates
 Brock Barnes post American Le- glon. last night elected Commander Robert l.. Craig and James Usher as delegates to the state convention at New London next month. Harry Fisher and Frank Radcliffe were chosen alternates. It isaplanned to have soodly number of tho local Leglonnaires participate in the parade which will be held during the convention.
 Camp Ground Annual
 At the annual meeting of the Plainville Camp Ground association, tho following officers, trustees and committees were elected for the coming season.
 President, Rev. Dr. John H. Bell; treasurer and executive in charge of grounds, L. A. Gladding; secretary, Charles H. Allen; assistant secretary and assistant treasurer Fred Kelsey.
 Trustees; Rev. Dr. John H. Bell, New Haven; L. A, Gladding, Orlan- do, Fla; Charles H. Allen, Meriden: Fred Kelsey, Higganum; John c. Barrett, Hartford; U. S. Clark, West Haven; Joseph R. Ensign, Simsbury; Dr, Benjamin F. Beardsley, Hart ford; J, B. Woolson. Watertown; George S. Stratton, South Meriden; Howard R. Crockett, Hartford.
 Committees: Care of grounds: L. A. Gladding, Charles H. Allen, John C. Barrett. Fred Kelsey; boarding houses: George s. stratton, H. R.. Crockett, Charles II. Allen: trans portation, L. A. Gladding, Charles H.. Allen, George S. Stratton; finance, U. $. Clark Joseph R. Ensign, L. A.. Gladding; police, U. s. Clark, John c. Barrett; location and sale of lots: l.. A. Gladding, C. H. Allen, U. S.. Clark; athletics: L. A. Gladding, George s, Stratton, Rev. Dr. John H. Bell, U. S. Clark; corporation houses: Mrs. L. A. Gladding, Mrs. Charles H. Allen, Mrs Fred Kelsey, Mrs. George s. Stratton.
 The Program
 The 60th annual session will open on Friday, July A, and continue through Monday, August 3. The fol- lowing program has been arranged; {;
 The program of services in the auditorium is as follows: Friday, July 24. Opening service at p. m, Rev. Dr. F. D. Torroy, pastor of South Park Methodist Church, Hart ford minister; 7S0 p. m. address by Rev. D. H. Dorchester of Southbury, with motion pictures.
 Saturday, July 25: 11;30 g. m. preaching service with sermon by Rev. Dr. William G. Griffin, pastor of Ashbury Methodist Church, For estville; p. m., preaching service with sermon by Rev. w. D. Tuckey, pastor of the Methodist Church in Simsbury: 7:30 ?. m., address by Rev D, II. Dorchester, with motion pictures.
 Sunday, July 25: Memorial service at a. m, conducted by Rev. Mor- gan of New Britain; 10:30 q, m, preaching service with sermon by Rev. Christian F. Reisner, pastor Of Broadway Tabernacle, New York city; p. m, preaching service with sermon by Rev. w. H. Alderson pastor of Trinity Methodist Church New Britain; 73O ?, m., preaching service with sermon by Rev. Dr. L. II. Dorchester, pastor of First Meth odist Church, Hartford.
 Monday, July 27: 10:S0 a. m. peaching service with sermon by Rev. pr. A. H. Goodenough of West Haven; p. m, address by Ernest V. Claypool, state superintendent Anti Saloon League of America, of Hartford; 7:30 p, m, opening s"r- vice of series of evangelistic ser vices with sermons by Rev. John L. Davis formerly of New Britain, now pastor of Grace Methodist Church, New York city, and musical service service led by Rev. A. B. Taylor formerly of New Britain, now of Grecnsburg, Pa,
 Tuesday, July 2S: 10;S0 a, m preaching service with sermon by Rev. II. R. Brennan pastor of the Wethersfield Methodist Church; D. m., Home for the Aged Rally Mrs. w. F. Mansfield of New Haver presiding; 7:SO p. m, evangelisti' service with sermon by Rev. Johr l.. Davis and musical service led b! Rev. A. B. Taylor.
 Wednesday, July 20: lo:S0 a. m. preaching service with sermon b! Rev. E. D. Bassett, pastor of Grace Methodist church, New Haven; 2 ? m, anniversary exercises, Women Home Missionary society, Mrs. J. w Patten of Waterbury, presiding, 7;S' D. m, evangelistic service with ser mon by Rev. John l.. Davis am musical service led by Rev. A R Taylor.
 Thursday, July 30; 10;S0 q. m. preaching service with sermon h, Rev. (. E. V. Nathaniels, pastor 0 St. Paul's Methodist church, Nev Haven; p. m, anniversary eXer cises, Women's Foreign Missionar, society, Mrs. w. T. Finncy of Stam ford, presiding; 7:30 p, m, evange listic service with sermon by Rev John L. Davis and musical service led by Rev. A. B. Taylor.
 Friday. July 31: 1O:S0 a, m. preaching service with sermon b, Rev. George E. Farrar, pastor, Firs Methodist church, Meriden; p. m Children's Day, address by Mrs. E. Brookins secretary, New Jerse, State Sunday School association
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