New Britain herald., 1915-06-28
CHURCHES ID HOLD
 OPEN AIR MEETINGS.
Young Peoples Societies to Unite in Services at Walnut Hill Park

sk% v ssA churches will unite for open air yes per services on Walnut Hill park every Sunday evening at o'clock. X good speaker will address the societies and special music will be given at each service. In case, of. indictment l weather a signal will besgiven by the South church bell at 5.3o o'clock and the m meeting will be held in the Bap- tist church
 South Congregational Church. Rev. Francesca Pesaturo and his daughter, Miss Cristina, who have for eleven years done a most efficient work among the Italians in New Ha- ven. will, on the first Sunday in July, take up the work of the Italian mis- sion at the South Congregational church. Both were present jHt tlls, church yesterday and hecanas, ac- quainted with the parfshioners. Ss "A @ The organ recitals, which have been heartily enjoyed each Sunday after noon under the supervision of the or ganist and choirmaster. Joseph c. Beebe, were brought to a close yes terday afternoon for the summer, with Joseph c. Ames of Thomaston, as soloist. The attendance at the re-. citals has been very gratifying, and the music has been of most. inspir- ing sort While it might be plea sant and profitable to carry the re- citals through the rest of the sum- naer 1t has been deemed wise to dis continue them until the morkh of September. Announcement will ue made of the resumption of the re- citals and the programs to be given.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. w. c. Hill and family will leave this week for their summer vacation, which will be spent at Anna agansett on the south shore of Long Island.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Sahrbacher presented their infant daughter, lola Augusta, for baptism yesterday morn. ing.
 Miss Avis Kemp of the Hartford School of Religious Pedagogy spoke at tho Young Peoples meeting last even ing on "Christs Call to Young Wom- en-"
 Church Night service will be held at the church on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Woodruff club will meet at the home of Harold Judd, 7O5 Stanley street, at 8 o'clock on the same evening.
 The Woodruff club will hold an ice cream and strawberry festival on Sat- urday afternoon and evening, at the corner of West Main and Lexington
 During the period of Rev. Mr. Hilrs vacation the preachers who will occupy the. pulpit are as follows:
 July 4, Rev. Henry A. .Stimson, D. D., Manhattan church, New York, N Y.
 July II, Rev. Howard S Fox
 July IS. Rev. Horace Bunlstead, D. D., Brookline. Mass.
 July 25, Rev. Howard s. Fox.
 August I, Rev Paul D. Moody, South church, St Johnsbury, Vt.
 August 3, Rev. Watson Woodruff, First Congregational church, Lynn, Mass.
 August 15, Rev. Dwight M. Pratt, D. D., Housatonic, Mass.
 August 22 Rev. James E. McCon- nell Union church, Providence, R. I.
 August 29, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, Berlin, Conn.
 The following persons were re- ceived into membership at the church.
 On confession of the faith, Edward Clayton Avery, 160 Glen street, Mrs. Elvira De Lorenzo Cataldo. 11s Arch street; George Edward Christ, 699 Stanley street; Solomon s. Dawagan, 103 Grove street; Mrs. Elizabeth Hay wood Goodrich, $50 Park street; Or rin Harry Goodrich. 330 Park street; Abraham Isaac Marcus, 4s5 Main street; Frank Marvin, 83 Barnett street; Mrs Amy Marvin. S3 Bar nett street: Gertrude Estella Mellen, 57 Fairview street: Josephus T.. Mirza, 103 Grove street; David Aman- das Paulson, IS Main street; Absa- Iom Jacob Pera, 103 Grove street; Aida Edith Sautter, 29 Kelsey street; Louise Pauline Zehler. S17 Lincoln street.
 By letter from sister churches: Mrs. Mabel Ferris Avery, 160 Glen street, from Methodist church, Malone, N Y. Virgil H. Palmer, 129 Lincoln street, from First Presbyterian church, Mission, Texas. First Church of Christ. The final session of the Sunday school class of the First Church of Christ was held at the church yes- terday.
 A meeting of the Young Peoples Sewing club was held this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 A conference of the workers of the Daily Vacation Bible school will be held at 9:3o o'clock tomorrow morn ing.
 On Thursday afternoon at 2:s0 o'clock the Armenian Women's Bible class will convene. The Temptation of Summer will be the subject for thet week -nighr service on Thursday evening at 7:45 l p. m,
 The Philathea class will repeat it's play, Breezy Point on Friday eve- ming at 8 o'clock. The proceeds will j. |. l...ii At..