New Britain herald., 1929-07-03
PLainuiUe Ne1ys
METHODIST CHURCH ID INSTALL ORGAN New Instrument Made Possible
 Through Two Legacles
 CAMP MEETING PROGRAM

American Legion Baseball Team De-
 feated-Patriotic Program GiNen
 by PlainyilIe Grange-Constablc
 on Duty Tonight-Items.
 Work has been started this week at the Plainville Methodist church upon the installation of new pipe organ which has been made possible by two legacies made to the church during the last two years. One was gift by MT. Case of California in memory of his wife, Mrs. Clara AL ford case, who, when living in Plainville, was a very active member of the church, and the other is from the estate of William Blakeslee. whose wife was organist at the church for some time.
 The installation necessitatcs some changes in the program of the church for the next two weeks. The services next Sunday morning will be held either on the church lawn or in the Vestibule at the entrance 10 the church. The union service will be held in the Baptist church on July 4, the Baptist church having kindly loaned its edificc for that service. Also the Baptist church has opened its building for the service which is sceduled in the Methodist church for next Tuesday evening. when Bishop | Clements of the A. NJ. F.. Zion church participates in special serv- ices in commemoration of the mort gage burning of the local Negro | church.
 Program Announced Rev. Arthur A. Ball, pastor Of the | NJ. F. church, announced today the l program of the Plainvillc camn meeting of the Now Haven district. which will be hold from July 9O to July 29, It will be the G4.h annual session
 There will be many special features Mrs. E. J. Curtiss will con ! duct the class for the study Of the | Woman's Foreign Missionary text | book. Prom Jerusalem to Jerusa | lem" by Helen Barrett Montgomery. from 2 to 10 o'clock in the First | Church of Waterbury house. Mrs. G. VI. Condit will lead the Womans | Home Missionary class in the study i of "The Crowded Ways" by Charles H. Sears, from 10 to II o'clock in | the WatertoWn house. There will be a young peoples hour from 10 to 1 1 o'clock at the First Church of New 1 Haven house. Mrs. Mary E. Wellc> ! of Hartford will conduct a new c,ass this yea" under the auspices of the W, (. r. L., taking un the important I matters of law Cheprvance and on. forcement from II 10 1o o'clock Tn" pl"co will rc announced later. \ return will bo made this year tc ; the former plan of having six of the . Methodist ra"tors lead in the discus. sion of topics vital to Methodist Tiff, | and work. TEis will br held in the Brs+ol ho"2e from 10 to II o'clock each morning.
 1 A young peoples devotional hou Wil bo held each niqht in tre Char. | taHqNa house oY on Mount OIiyct un, der the direction of Dr. Arch Ire. m'vne.
 T"e si"siNG will acain be in charge of Mise Lois w Reach of Now Hoy. on, who will form and direct th, chorl's choir, as well as sirG oc-n. "i"""lly herself Miss Viola RurcEe will bo the niHni"t. "nd Crl1ir.- VI S"u'"NrrN of Now Haven will aif n S''"rf'v night music urd vii cir" "t all the SuHday services or July 3S.
 IT." lncn Of th" s.qto I'o1ora,fo, of Mems B;l'Ie rlqsSes. with thcil wives. will hold an ontirr %t th, grounds on Satrrdav, .r''~ "o. ar( will attend the cvcuioo r-r,.tro
 There will be organized sports m. der the direction cf R. T""ry of New Havon from : tN l-"' - t'fth. U'Tt are two 1Ni'' s fNIi''' md hrsahall di",no"r. ".." ,....' ''turday afternoon games hctweer inc churCh to"ms vil l.r
 Noll"" bail and quoits will also be cn. ioycd
 X sale of fancy and useful article. vii be hold drrirG the wo~k on th, porch of the Gladd inn unHer th, @ns"!ces of the imprcvown"t .'~eo ciation. Friends are 9s1c1 to ,r"1,, and bring gifts to his s"'o.
 The annual meeting Of the Cam, Ground association will be h !d u the auditorium on Wcdrp"d"y, Jul, 24. at 1:15 p. m. Taxes are due anC payable on July and are to be paiC to l.. A. Gladding. treasurer.
 The Connecticut Choutaugua as Sembly with its usual attractive pro gram will meet July 80 and continu, until August 6.
 The trustees of the C&mn Groun, association are as follows: President ! Rev. w. D. Beach. n. D.; vice pres