New Britain herald., 1929-07-24

were the judges.
 During the afternoon a grour photograph was taken by George H | Russell of Lowell Mass.
 The winners Of the different events were as follows:
 75 yd. dash. William Barradougn of Plainville. 100 yard dash Will liam BarradoIgh of Plainville and w. D. Couch of East Hartford. sec ond. Sack race, William Harra- dough of PlainvilIe. first and pr. r. J. Erbe of Waterbury. second. Three legged race, w. D. Couch and S. l.. Faulkner of Hartford. Ribbon race, Mrs. Stantry and Miss Diehl of Now Haven. first and Miss Ruth Win chester and Miss Beatrice Henderson Of Hartford second. Peanut race. Miss Lulu Winchester Of Hartford, first and Miss Ruth Winchester Of Hartford. second. Balloon race. Howard Bierkan of Hartford. first: l" con Houscr of Waterbury, second. Egg race. thOvs). Waldo Bcach Now Haven. first: Courtland Reed of East Berlin second. Egg raca, ladiosl. Mrs, F. B. Florian Burn side first; Miss Edson Hitchcock of Waterbury, second. Egg race (men) l.. H. Bellington of Hartford. first; William O Florian of Bridgeport. second. Flag race, Cboys) Jack Palmer of Stamford, first; Thornton McGee of Windsor, second. Flag race, (men) P, C. French of Hart ford. first; s. E. Pierce of Water- bury. second
 Many of the mon also enjoyed the volley ball games and the pitching of Quoits.
 The athletic equipment used was loaned hy the y. M. C. A of Hart ford.
 After the supper hour the eve ming rally was held in the camp meeting auditorium.
 William O. Florian, president or the state Federation of Mems Bible classes. had charge of the service. w. D. Couch of East Hartford. had charge of the song service and War ren P. Grant of Hartford the devo- tional exercises. Dr. E. J. Erba, president of the Waterbury FcGera- ton spoke regarding the recently organized city federation in Water bury.
 The address on Jones" or Your Neighbor Across the Street. by Dr.. Robert NJ. Moore of Brooklyn, was masterpiece and the large au- dience was thrilled with his dc. livery.
 These outings are to he annual affairs of the state federation an1 the outing of Saturday, which was the first under the auspices Of the state officers, was very successful,
 The next state gathering for the federation will be the 5th annu%l state convention. which will he heM in West Haven on November 9th
 Called to Maine
 Mrs. James simpson. wife of First Solectman James Simpson. has been called to Maine by the serions ill., ness of her mother Mrs. A. F, Wright of PlainElle, who is summer ing there.
 Births Recorded
 A son was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. Lenson Case of Park street. Dr. George F. Cook is in attendance.
 A daughter was born at the New Britain General hospital today to Mr. and Mrs Adrian Daniels of 4 Broad street
 A daughter was born last night 10 Mr. and Mrs. J. Corning Of Railroad Court. Dr, George r. Cook is in at tendance
 PlainNiile Briefs
 Mrs. James P. Loughrcy of Ard more. Pa, has returned home after spending her vacation with her sis ter. Mrs James T. Paul of Trum- bull avenue.
 Mrs. Thcona Peck Harris is spcnd- ing the summer al Freedom. \. H.
 A. A. Macleod. treasurer of the Plainville Trust Co.,, is enjoying his annual vacation
 Mrs, A. A. Macleod and family are Nacationine in Freedom x. H.
 Mrs, Charles Fisher and son. o' Newton avenue, are spending their vacation in Boston. Mass.
 'lo2rarco salo starts Thursday for or" week. Good values promised. l J. Birnbaum.-advt.