New Britain herald., 1926-10-22
9TH ANNIVERSARY .OF MT. HOPE CHAPEL
Annual Exercises to Be Held to
 Attract Throng
CUT IN WORK HITS 5000
New Departure Plants to Go On New Schedule-Building and Loan Assn. Elects Directors - Flag At Half Mast For Debs.

Rev. Hubert Darrell Jones, pasto
 Of the Prospect Methodist church Will deliver the address Sunday il connection with the 37th anniversary of the dedication of Mount Hopt Chapel in the North Chippins Hi district near the Burlington towT line. Missionary Sunday and Harvest Sunday Will also be observed at the same time and an appropriate pro- gram has been prepared for the oc. casion.
 The chapel was built in 1889 by voluntary contributions after the at. tendance to the Sunday school, held each Sunday In the little school house, had increased to such an ex- tent that additional room was re- quired. The Sunday school was or ganized in 1884 by Miss Hattie O. Utter, school teacher of the district, and has been continued ever since The late w. E. Sessions of this city first became interested in the af- fairs of the school in 1885 and later served as Its superintendent for 8 number of years. The chapel was dedicated by Rev. A. c. Eggleston, who has been the pastor of the Prospect M. E. church of this city but at that time was pastor of the First Methodist church of Water bury. The name Mount Hope was given to the chapel by a MT, Ride out, who for many years was Con- gregational minister at Norway, Maine,
 The anniversary of dedication Is celebrated every October and Is all ways well attended by former and present members.
 Hold Lodge of Sorrow
 A lodge of sorrow was held at the Eks home last evening in memory of Maurice O'Connell and Earl White. two members who died with in the past month. The eulogy for MT. O'Connell was delivered by At torney Noble E. Pierce and the one for Earl White by Past Exalted Ruler Thomas A. Tracy.
 Voting Machine Instruction
 One voting machine will be avail able for instruction in each of the four voting districts of the city on October 27, 2S and 20. The names of all candidates will appear on the machines in the same order in which they will appear at the regular cleo ton to be held on Tuesday Novem- Der 2nd. Instructors will be on hand on each of the dates in ques- ton to instruct voters in the use of the machines.
 The first district machine will be located In the City hall, the second district In Firemen's hall, Forest vile, the third district in Uncas hose house and the fourth district in the Federal Hill school.
 Building and Loan Annual
 At the annual meeting of the of the Bristol Build ing and Loan association held last evening, the following directors were elected: A. c. Hitchcock, John T. Chidsey. Morton Ingraham and Wal ter E. Spicer The first three were elected to succeed Frederick G. Hughes. Harry C. Barnes and Dud- ley s. Ingraham, all of whom re- signed. and Mir. Spicer was re- elected.
 Committees for Capt, AppIeiacll"
 The following committees have been appointed in connection with the presentation of Captain Apple Jack" by the Community Players at the Community theater on Tuesday, October 26. Costumes. Mrs. Edith Mink, chairman; Mrs. Florence Ol- colt, Mrs. Frances Beckwith, Miss Barbara Scudder, Frederick B. Scud- der; properties, Arthur c. Hitchcock, Gales P. Moore. Jr., Roger S. Newell, Miss Ruth Sessions, Mrs. Grace Sessions and Mrs. Ethel 
 The music incidental to the pro- duction will be furnished by the New orchestra.
 Sessions Clock Co. Open House
 The Sessions Clock Co.,. will keep open house from to 12 o'clock this evening for its entire force and their families in the newly complet- ed office building. Two professional one a reader and the other a juvenile artist, have been engaged for the occasion. Refresh ments will be served and dancing will be enjoyed in the commodious hall on the second floor. Music will be furnished by the New Departure orchestra.
 Foreign Missionary Society
 A meeting of the Woman's For