New Britain herald., 1926-08-02

town and of revising the last list. Separate party lists. according to the expressed wish of those enrolled. will also be made at these sessions.
 Kept Rented Battery
 James J. Murphy of the Exide Battery station rented a battery to sam Goldman some time ago and saw no more of him until last week when he saw Goldman driving through the town. He then learned that Goldman lived in New York and made daily trips through here. He secured a writ, and when Gold man passed through Saturday Dep uty Sheriff E, W. Furrev notified the Bristol police and Goldman was stopped. Brought back to a court session here, he paid a se5 fine and costs of the court, being placed on probation until he has paid for the battery.
 Grange Notes
 The regular meeting of Plainville Grange will be held at s o'clock to- morrow evening in Grange hall on Pierce street.
 About 75 Grangers went on the annual outing to Lake Compounrc Saturday, Sports, including a base ball game, relay races and a ham, mer and nail contest, were enjoyed. A bountiful supper was served at o'clock.
 Businessmen Want Game
 The Businessmen are without game for tomorrow night and would like to hear from the Spring X Buckley team Of New Britain. Cap touch with the New Britain outfit, which has been making a good rec ord this year and would undoubted- ly be a worthy opponent for the Plainville merchants.
 Camp Meeting Winds Up
 The camp meeting at the camp grounds on Camp street came to a close with a service conducted by Rev pr. William D. Beach this morning. The attendance was un- usually large and the activities were many and interesting, while fine series of sermons was delivered by Rev. Dr. Arch Tremayne of Win sted.
 The annual meeting of the Camp Ground association was held Satur- day afternoon, and Dr. Beach of New Haven was reelected president
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 president, A. T. Bierkan. Hartford; treasurer, l.. X. Gladding. Plainville; secretary. w. E. Jennings. Hartford; associate treasurer and associate secretary, Fred Kelsey. Higganum; executive in charge of grounds, L. A. Gladding.
 | Committees of the board of trus- tees were elected as follows: Care of grounds. l.. A. Gladding, w. F. Jen- nings, Fred Kelsey, L. s. Clark; boarding house and store. L. A. Gladding and George s. Stratton; transportation. w. E. Jennings and 1 George s. Stratton; finance, L.. s. Clark, Joseph R. Ensign of Sims bury, L. A. Gladding; locating and sale of lots, L. A. Gladding, w. F. Jennings, U. S. Clark; athletics, George S. Stratton, Howard R. Crockett of Hartford; Rev. Roy NJ. Terry of New Haven; corporation houses, Mrs. L. A. Gladding, Mrs. George S. Stratton. Mrs. w. E. Jen- nings. Mrs. A. T. Bierkan: police, w. E. Jennings, George s. Stratton.
 Chautauqua Opening
 The 27th annual assembly of the Connecticut Chautauqua association will open at the camp grounds al o'clock tomorrow morning. Prof Truman J. Spencer of Mount Yer non, N. Y. president. will direct the activities and head the faculty. Rev. John H. Hollister has been engaged to preach next Sunday morning, 1t was announced yesterday. Rev. We're W. Abbey of Hartford will preach at the annual vesper service Sunday: he is on furlough in this country, being a missionary to India. The session will open with a de- votional service at a. m. tomor- row, after which the classes will De formed and other activities proceed as follows: S:15 a. m., basketry. Tn charge of Miss Jennie c. Richards; A. m.. elocution, in charge of Miss 1 Airline F.. Connery; $50 a, n., pure food demonstration by Mrs. May B. Lyman; 10 a. m., children's hour conducted by Mrs. Florence c. Cha pin; 1:30 p. m... assembly chorus; 5 D. m., concert by Arcadia ladies Iouartet; 4:30 p. m., pantomime and physical culture: D. m., Illustrated lecture on Birds and Their Calls tby Vest Cunning.
 Among the directors are: Truman J. Spencer his son, Willard Spen- cer. formerly of Hartford, now Of Holden. Mass; Thornton T. McGee Mrs. Elva A. Casteldine, Mrs. May
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