New Britain herald., 1915-05-31
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 DIVINE SERVICES
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 DT. HE.-- -ChuICh Notices.

noon and listened to an inspiring ad- dress by Rev. Dr. George W. c. @Hill. l The main body of the church was reserved for the veterans, the Span l jet War Veterans, the Sons of Vet erans. their auxiliaries and allied orr ganization and was well filled. The l interior of the church was festooned with American flags and the theme l upon which pr. Hill spoke had the ] true ring of patriotism in 1t. Me- morial days should be the tenderest, most beautiful, most vital sof all of the national holidays and obserNances such as yesterday go far towards at taining this ideal. ~. Z &5 Tn behalf of the members of Stan, Hey Post, C.. A. R., and kindred orr ganizations, Commander F. V. Streeter has expressed his sincere apprecia-. tion of the patriotic-divine services held at the. church yesterday and feels that it has done much towards making this years Memorial day ob- servanceI more sacred to the mem ory of the old soldiers.
 south Congregational Church.
 Following are the weekly calendar notices of the South Congregational church.
 It is planned to celebrate Children's Sunday on June I g. Dr. Hill will be glad to confer with parents who may desire on the day to present their children in baptism.
 On next Sunday lnorning, in the absence of pr. Hill, our pulpit will be occupied by Rev. F. w. sRaymond of Proctor, Vermont, who preached so acceptably on a Sunday the last win-, ter 5s4 sst E: 1sFss s
 There will be meeting of the For eign Mission Cradle Roll on Saturday afternoon, at 800 o'clock, in the east parlor of the parish chapel. It is very important that all the mite boxes be sent or brought in at that time
 The Teacher-Training class of the Sunday school, known as the Slattery club, will hold it's graduating exer- cises at the church night service on Thursday evening. Rev. John c. Whiting, director of religious educa- ton of the South church, Hartford, will give a short address. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 An important meeting of the Ma ternal association of New Britain will be held on Wednesday at three o'clock. | secretary. Mrs. F. H. Churchill will tell .ofs5tlle hundredth anniversary ex- .ereises of the Union Maternal asso- citation held in Boston The election of officers for the ensuing year will also take place. large attendance is requested.
 Schedule of Cottage Prayer meet sings this week: .g.
 "Wednesday evening, A. e. H1ne, East street, leader, H. s. Walter.
 Wednesday evening, J. A. Peterson, 4S5 Stanley street, leader, Arthur Tut tie.
 Friday evening E. w Thompson, 15S Shuttle Meadow avenue, leader Rev. G.NAW. c. Hill.
 Friday evening, J. Q. Beach, 16 Os- good avenue, leader, Dr. F.. W. Peck. Friday evening, Erwin Home, Bas- sett street, leader, Rev. E. T. Thienes.
 First Congregational Church.
 This weeks notices at the First l Congregational church follow: This weeks meeting of the Baptist Boy Scouts will be held tomorrow 1 evening at p. m.
 1 On Thursday at 4 D.. m. the Junior outing will be held at Walnut Hill park. The regular church night ser l vice will be held at 7:45 o'clock in the 1 evening
 l Thursday at 7:45 D. m. Rev. George ] Neumann is to give an interesting talk I on "Educational Work in China. ]" Friday at D. m. rally of Boy l Scouts in New Britain at Grammar
 school hall. Open to all interested. | @ Co+, 1.07 rA rn ] people leave the center for the Hart Iford and New Britain C. E. unions ! field day and basket picnic at Eliza. I beth park, Hartford. Special cars. I Children's Sunday comes June 13. I All parents who have children to be ba ptized are asked to speak to the ! pastors at once. s 2 Plans are being made for the daily s vacation Bible school to be held again 1 under the auspices of our Young Peo-s I pics society, beginning July 6. We | would appreciate volunteer service for I this work either for part or whole Itirne.,
 First Baptist Church. s
 The following notices of interest l have been announced at the First Bap- tist church:
 I Offering for the Connecticut Baptist I convention will be received on Chil- ,. dren's day. 5
 The Bible school will hold it's an-
 nual outing and picnic on June 19. I Details will be announced later. I From June 20 to Sept. 4, inclusive the Bible school will meet for the I study hour at 9:45 a. m. Each depart l ment will gather in one large class #l and special programs vii be arranged.
 Methodist Church.
 1 Rev Warren F. Cook preached an- I other of his interesting and convincing l sermons that are making him so pop