New Britain herald., 1915-07-17

the excursion precedent was es- abolished.
 At the Churches.
 Congregational:--R F. l.. Grant will preach at the morning service on s'The Four-fold Message of the Church.
 Episcopal:-Holy Communion will be celebrated in the Church. or our Savior tomorrow morning at oclck. Regular morning service will be held at 10:45 with preaching by the rec tor. Rev. k. H. Burton Advent Christian.--Morning wor- 1 ship will. begin at 10:45. The subject l of the sermon to be given by the pas tor, Rev. J. w Denton will be 1 The Holy Spirt-His Place in The New Testament Scripture Sunday school will follow. The Young Peo- 1 ple's praise and social service wall be held at 6:30 What Christ Is To l Me will be the subject of MT. Den tons sermon at the evening service, I beginning at 7:30.
 1 Methodist:-The pastor, Rev. A A. Houck will occupy the pulpit at both morning and evening services Sun. day.
 I Will Probably Build. | Sentiment in town apparently fa- 1 vors the school boards plan of erect |. ing portable school house to re- ] lieve the congestion in the Grammar l school building and at the next meet ing of the committee it is expected q that tho matter of f1awarding the con- tract will be. considered The board 1 mas had the matter of erecting a
 small building in mind for some time,
 all indications pointing to crowded l conditions in some of the upper l grades when the fall term begins. I To provide adequate accommodations l for the pupils, the board realized that I 1t would be necessary to either aban- don the Kindergarten or make more
 room. The townspeople are apparent
 " opposed to keeping the little chill
 dren out of school and seemingly I they concede that the alternative will
 have to De selected.
 I The board estimates that portable I building of type suitable for the
 immediate needs of the school chil~
 dren will cost about $700. The ex-
 pense of maintaining the school of I course will be increased as it will
 be necessary to engage an extra
 teacher to take charge of an addi-
 tional grade which will be created
 The kindergarten will probably. he
 moved to the new building and the room which it now occupies will bs
 used for the overflow from grades 1 six and seven.
 The need of additional room at t]iii time substantiates the claims of some of the voters that the town was show ing but little foresight when it fav- nf hn (xr.ay 1of ' school building a few years ago. At the time it was argued that this struc- lure would satisfy the needs of the community for a least fifteen years and by that time conditions would 1 probably be such that it would be necessary to have a building in some other part of the town.
 Funeral of Miss Prior. ! The funeral of Miss Lorena Prior. l whose death occurred yesterday | morning, will be held tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock from the home of her father, Thomas G. Prior of South Washington street. Services will be held at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Burial will be in St. Joseph's s | cemetery.
 The funeral mass VII be celebrated Monday morning.
 I Brief Items I Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Wheeler have re- turned from Maine where they spent l visit of several days.
 The annual outing of the Sunday I school of the Advent Christian church was held today at Dunham's grove. The children. accompanied by the pas tor of the church, Rev. J. w. Denton, and their parents, spent the day at the grounds, enjoying athletic sports I and other pastimes. There was a basket lunch and light refreshments I were served.
 Justice A. H. Condell and Grand Juror S. s. Gwillim are expected home this evening from Canada where they have been spending the past two weeks on a fishing trip.
 The funeral of Mrs. Maud, Doucett,
 whose death occurred at the Under cliff sanatorium in Meriden Thursday. |