New Britain herald., 1926-07-07

carried on structural steel instead Of brick walls, which makes for greater strength and also allows for economy of time and expense by permitting the use of tile instead of solid brick for interior walls. X sur vey of schools throughout the state shows that Plainrille is getting more for its money than any other place has for its high school, the new method of construction effect ing a saving Of perhaps S20,000.
 Grange Patriotic Program
 A patriotic program was carried out at the meeting of PlainviIle Grange last evening. After the sing ing of America" by all present. Floyd Stilman gave a reading. "The Birthday of Independence" Miss Helen Day rendered a solo. Another reading, The Presidents Flag" was given by Mrs. II. r. Lowrcy. This was followed by q piano duet by Miss Amy Johnson and Miss Esther Furrey. All the principals in tho program performed in a highly acceptable fashion.
 Two contests were held. One con- sisted in guessing the names of states and was won by Miss Helen Day. after spirited competition with all those present. The men then held a Vhjstlinc contest. the prize going 10 Walter Schobcr.
 The annua1 Grange picnic, it was announced, will be held at Lake Compounce on Saturday afternoon and evening, July 31.
 Camp Ground Program
 Rev. Dr. W. D. Beach of New Haven. district superintendent of the New Haven District Camp Ground association, will be in charge of the meetings at the local camp ground on July 23-August 9. Rev. T. Ire mayne. pastor of the Windsor NJ. F. will preach each evening, while the music will again be con- ducted by Rev. A. E. Taylor of Grcensburgh, Pa, formerly of New Britain. Miss Viola Burckel Of Meridcn will he accompanist. Rev. Morgan Morgan of New Britain will lead the class meetings, and the hours will be in charge of Mrs. Florence D. Chapin of Water bury.
 There will he preaching services daily a II a. m., and 2:$o and 7:3O ?. m. The preachers will be as fol- lows:
 Friday, July 22: Rev Rowland HilL New Haven; Rev. We're W. Ab- hey, pastor of North Methodist church, Hartford.
 Saturday. July 2i: Rev. W. F. Davis, Jr., pastor Of Asbury Metho- dist church, Forcstyiile; Rev. Lester Rumble, Southington; Rev. D. H. Dorchester. Southbury.
 Sunday, July 25: Bishop Luther E. Wilson. D. b., New Nory city; Rev. Dr. l.. II. Dorchester, pastor of the First Methodist church, Hartford evening preacher to he announced.
 Monday, July 2G: Rev. George E. Fauar, pastor Of First Methodist church, Meridcn; Rev. Ernest N Claypool of Hartford; Rev. A. Ire mayne, Windsor.
 Tuesday, July P: Rev, s. c. Cur tiue, D. D., West Haven; at ? D. n.. annual service in behalf Of the Home for the Aged, Mrs. W. F. Mansfield Of New Haven, presiding 7;&o p. m., Rev. A. Tremaync.
 Wednesday, July 2S: Rev. II. T. Meridcn; 2:3O p. m,, Wo- mans Home Missionary anniversary service. leader to be annouuced 7:&O ?. m., Rev. A. Tremayne.
 Thursday, July %: Rev. A. NJ. Morgan, Derby; 2:&o D. m., No- mans Home Missionary service Lois K. Curticc Of UirosahL Japan, speaker; 7:3O p. mp Rev. A. Ire mayne.
 Friday. July 80: Childrou's Day: Mrs. l.. J. BrooliiuS. secretary ot line New Jersey State Sunday school as sociation, will be the speaker at II . a. m. and 2:G0 D, m.; 1850 ?. nlo <. Rev. A. Tremaynr.
 Saturday. July 3l: Rev. C, F. Hub i bard. Wetherstjeld; Rev. A. Ire 1 mayne; D. m., camp fire on tlIe . athletic field.
 Sunday. August l: The speaker at . he three services of the day will h1 1 Rev. Arthur E. Moss of Jamaica, x. |.
 Monday. August ?: a, m., clos ing services in charge of the district . superintendent.
 Mrs, Stephenson Home
 Mrs. Minnie Stephenson was brought from the Bristol hospital yesterday 10 the home of her daugh- . Mrs. Ralph Stevenson of 1 iirood street, a nurse being in at tendance there. Mrs. Stephenson | went to the New Britain General . hospital in February, 1925, and was q patient there for four months when she was brought to the homo . of her sister, Mrs. K. E. JudsOn, with two trained nurses. After two weeks t was found necessary for her to have hospital care once more and she was removed 10 Bristol, where . ,he has been a patient since. After . nearly a year and a half of hospital . confinement her many friends re- . ioce that she is improved in 1calth sufficiently 10 warrant com . ng home. Although very weak, she . Is able to sit mp in a chair te" . hours each day.