New Britain herald., 1927-07-22

Mrs. Lewis Burghoff of Forcstville, recitation of Independence" by Miss Doris Manchester Of plaiuville. annual G. A. k. address by Depart ment Commander Charles M. Shalter of Devon, reading on Grand Army Boys" by Miss Leola 2. pavis of Hartford, Scotch songs by Sergeant Ole Robertson, annual W. F. C. ad- dress by President and Mrs. May Ogden of aWterbury, "reminiscences by Commander Norton and Ira Wildman of Danbury.
 After dinner there was another program, again opened with orchcs- tra selections. Reports were read and officers elected. Mrs. Chloe E. Warren of Forestville read the roll call and the assemblage stood in silence as a tribute of respect 10 those who had died 1uriug the year. The program continued with the recitation of Lincoln's Gettysburg address by William A. Willard. the annual Sons Of Veterans address by the commander, recitation on "3Nhen the Colonel Lights His Pipe" by Miss Doris w. Sprague of Plainville, annual Daughters of Veterans ad- dress by Department President Mrs. Augusta Ranney of Hartford. vocal solo by Mrs. Burghoff, addresses by Senior Division Commander At water of Southington and former Mayor Joseph Dutton of Bristol and the singing of America"
 The officers elected were as fol- lows: Veterans association, prcsi- dent, Henry W. Burrill, Hartford; first vice. president, Ira Wildman, Danbury; second vice. president. Will liam o. Stone, Mcriden: third president, Christian Schwartz, So. Norwalk; fourth vice president, Mrs. Mary Ogden. Waterbury; fifth vice-president, Miss Alice Slater, Hartford; sixth vice president, Mrs. Rose F. May, Meriden: seventh vice president, Mrs. Eva F. Ruoff, Glas- tonbury; secretary, Mrs. Chloe A. Warren. Forestville.
 Women's Auxiliary: President, Mrs. Fannie c. Sprague, PlainvillA; secretary, Mrs. Mary Thomas, Bris- tol: treasurer, Mrs. Agnes Sheldon Potts, Forestville; first vice-presi- dent, Katharine Carrier Middle town; second vice president. Cora Starr, New Britain; third vice. presi- dent, Augusta Ranney, Hartford; fourth vice president, Alice White head, Hartford; fifth vice president, May Ogden. Waterbury; sixth vice president. Emma D. Chase. Milford: seventh vice president. Mary L. Wet gel, New London; eighth vice-presi- dent. Sara R. Bailey. Southington; ninth vice. president, Rose E. May, Meriden; tenth rice-president, Kate w. Chapin, Pine Meadow; eleventh vice president. Bertha Loundsbury Branford; thirteenth president Fannie s. A. Dew, Torrington; four teenth ce-president. Mrs. Brown. New Haven; fifteenth vice. president. Anna E. Perry, Winsted; sixteenth NlSe- pl tSiucllt, I ioi d " hl iliSi, Bridgeport.
 The camp meeting proper began at 2;3O o'clock this afternoon with a preaching service conducted by Rev. E. 4. Dent, DID. At 7:30 o'clock this evening there will be motion pictures in charge of Rev. D. H. Dorchester of Simsbury. Rev. H. B. Belcher. D.D., of Waterbury, will preach at ii o'clock tomorrow morn ing, and there will be motion pie lures again in the evening.
 Camp Ground Briefs
 Mrs. Florence Parker of New Britain is visiting Miss Jane F. Latham at her cottage on Bristol avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burton Mercy of New Britain are to occupy the cot tage of Mrs. Fannie Chambers on New Haven avenue.
 Mrs. Idella Littlehale of New Britain is at her cottage on Hart ford avenue, and MT. and Mrs. Philip Corbin are visiting her. Mrs. Cor bin is her daughter.
 Mrs. Harriet Frye and Miss Ella I. Holt of Forestville are staying at the Forestville church house.
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