New Britain herald., 1930-07-05


 evening the entire population of the camp went to the athletic field for a fireworks display.
 Congregational Church
 Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock. Communion service. Morning an- them, Come Unto Him." Coenen.
 The community vacation school will begin Monday at o'clock. Bor.l teachers and children are looking forward to q happy three weeks together. Visitors will be welcomed any time after the first day of the school At the last session of the school, Friday, July 25, demonstra- tion programs will be given to which all parents and friends are most cor dially invited.
 Kindergarten children, aged 4 and , years, will meet in the Congrega- tional parish house; primary chill dren, aged 6. r and s years, will meet in the Episcopal parish house; and junior children will meet in the Methodist parish house.
 Members of the Woman's Fedora ton are invited to an all day picnic Tuesday at Mrs. C. +. Clark's cot tage at Sachem's Head. The trans pcrtation charge per person for the round trip. Cars will leave the parish house at 10 o'clock. Those who are planning to go are request ed 10 communicate with Mrs. John Robbins. Each person going is ex- pected 10 carry one article of food for the dinner
 Baptist Church Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock In tho absence of the pastor, the service will be in charge of his daughter, Miss Charlotte r. Ken drick. who will give a talk based upon the 27th chapter Of Matthew and the 22nd verse. There will be a junior talk. The junior choir will sing. The observance of commur- ion will be postponed until next Sun day. Bible school at 12:05 o'clock. No evening services will be held until September. The church will cooperate with the other churches in town in the Daily Vacation Bible school, which will start Monday. The Baptist church held a most successful school two years ago and has several eX- perienced workers who will assist in the community school this year.
 Methodist Church n.L Morning service at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. A. A. Ball, pastor, will give sermon on the topic. Loyalty" Communion will be administered. All of the rest of the Sunday services will be omitted until the fall. swedish Congregational Church Sunday services will be held at the Swedish Congregational church on Camp street at II a. m; preaching by the pastor, Rev. Victor T, Oblom. On Monday evening at s o'clock a gospel male quartet from the Luth- eran Bible school. Grand Forks, N. D., will give a song service.
 Catholic Church
 
 row morning at and 10 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. !
 Tables Are Turned The attempt of several Plainville | youths 10 arouse the town early yes terday morning by ringing the bell of the Methodist church met with disastrous ending. Church officials, . remembering pranks of this sort in 1 previous years prepared an unpleas ant surprise for the mischievous youths. The boys succeeded in sneaking successfully into the church and up the stairs to the belfry. Here they found a trap door closed. but this did not stop them. They raised the door and were drenched by sud- den dovnpour Of water. Two large vans of water had been left in the | belfry 10 take care of any who at tempted 10 ring the bell. The boys crept out of the church following their unexpected drenchins and, needless to say the bell did not ring. |
 Athletics to Play The Plainville Athletic baseball | team will meet the Humason Mfg. 1 Co. team of Forestville this after noon at o'clock and the Maple End l Juniors of Bristol tomorrow after noon at 3 o'clock, Both games will | be played at the high school field. l J. Yac and Dalke will take care of 1 the pitching duties.
 Lodge Meeting
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold ] it's regular meeting Monday evening . at s o'clock. The hash supper that was to be given will be postponed . until later date,
 Sunset Team in Action
 The local Sunset A. C. baseball team will open its season tomorrow afternoon hy opposing the strong Wolcott town team. The probable battery for the locals will be Har- low. and Farmer" Smith. The game will be called at 2;30 o'clock at Electric field.
 The local club has undergone con- expense and labor in put ting the playing surface Of Electric field in good condition. It is hoped that the public will support the team.
 Briefs
 William J. Harris and Arthur Bunnell are spending 8 few days at Mir. Harris's summer home at Free dom, x. H. Mrs. Fred Hayden Of Forestvillc avenue has returned home from St. Francis hospital, where she under went an operation.
 Miss ka. hleen Lime burner has . left for Bangor, Maine, to spend the summer vacation with her parents