New Britain herald., 1927-08-02

opened today at the Plainville camp ground. The Hartford Boy Scout drum and bugle corps will com- mence the night program at 8 o'clock this evening. The corps has 55 members and is under the leader ship of Albert A. Hemengway. Drum Major F. C. Harvey and his son, Buster" will give baton-swinging exhibitions. Mabel E. Mullins of New York city will give character presentations in skit, "On the Sunny Side" Ole Robertson will sing Scotch songs.
 Tomorrow's program follows:
 S:15 a. m., Morning devotional service, conducted by President Spencer with address by President Spencer or one of the ministers of lecturers. S:30 a. m., Half Hours With the Bible" Mrs. T. J. Spencer. 5 a. m., Elocution. classes, Miss Gertrude I Beebe. $50 a. m., School of Domestic Science, May Crockett Futile and assistants. 10 a. m., 1 Children's Hour, Miss Beryl John- son and assistants. II a. m., bas- ketry classes, Jennie C. Richards. | 80 p. m.. Rehearsal, Connecticut Chautauqua Assembly Chorus, Mill | dred Seymour Wells, conductor, i Vialo Burckell, accompanist. 3 p. m.. Entertainment, Folks Next ! Door, dramatic character imper- sonation by Mabel E. Mullins of oif in pantomime and physical culture, Gertrude l. Beebe. p. nl., Musical entertainment, Miss Lucy V. Seidler, contralto soloist in several of the churches In Hartford and Greater New York, student of Theodore Van York of New York city, will give several solos. Instrumental music will be furnished by The Melody Makers of New Haven in mandolin, guitar and ukulele selections and Hawaiian songs. The eight mem- bers of this organization have been frequently heard on WTIC programs the past season.
 Prior's Store Closed
 Prior's store on East Main street conducted by former Selectman P J. Prior, was closed last night or a writ of attachment by Deputy Sheriff E. W. Furrey. It is said that the action was taken for non-pay. ment of rent.
 Birthday Luncheon
 A delightful birthday Luncheon was served Sunday afternoon b, Mrs. Emma Woodford in honor O her brother, A. Miles and niece Mrs. Louis klatte, of Mt. Dora Florida. Those present were A. J Miles and family, P. w. Smith anc family, c. R. Byington and family and G. E. Miles.
 Notes
 The regular meeting of Plainyillt Grange will be held at s o'clock to- night in Grange hall on Pierce street.
 Miss Helen Denton of 3S Broae street has returned after spending two weeks vacation with relative. 1 in Rockland Me.
 Miss Susan Parkinson has return. 1 ed from trip to Atlantic City, New York city. and Philadelphia as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Schei ] ble.
 Miss Hazel Morgan has resigned her position as stenographer at tn. Plainville Electric Products Co. anC has accepted a position at the Tray elers' Insurance Go. in Hartford.
 Miss E. Mildred Bedford is spend ing the week with friends in Will mington. Del.
 H. Garfield Jones of the Hutton Jones Co. is taking brief vacation Lindsey Hutton, Jr., is taking his ! place,
 Butler Sued for S25O William Butler has been sued for So50 by G. Georges of New Britain l The plaintiff claims non- payment oi a balance due on a conditional bill of sale. Attorney Thomas F. Nc. | Donough issued the writ, which is returnable in the New Britain city court.
 Tomorrow morning, all Summer Hats s1,o0, s2.O0, $500, Values tc . s10.oo. Goldenblum Millinery Co. , New Britain.-advt.
 Dr. J. C. Tanner of West Mair S.t will oJ,