New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
PlainviIIe News AGED RESIDENT HURT
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u. Vs NVUBVJ slUaiul VI nVUiuVul lH l His Barn on Washington Street. 1 10 ADDRESS VETERANS ON LOY.lTY 1 Patriotic Exercises in the Advent Christian Church Sunday Evening 1 New Books at the Library-Fifty:
 five Hour Schedule at Knitting Mill. 1 Frederick C. Keeney. an old and ] we'll known resident, is confined to 1 his home on Washington street and l is suffering from painful body bruises l and contusions, the result of a fall l down the stairs in his barn yester- day. While his injuries, under orr. dinary circumstances. would not be i regarded as serious his friends are greatly concerned over his condition l on account of his advanced age. I MT. keeney is eighty-one years old l and although he was quite active for l ago, when an attack of grip affected ! him, there is fear that the accident will make him helpless for several 1 months at least.
 l MT. keeney was at work in the I barn when he was hurt. He was pull I inging up loose strip of board from f the floor when the wood snapped sud- denly and he lost his balance, falling l backward down the stairs. He was 1 carried into the house where his in- l juries were attended to by Dr. c. w. l Moody.
 This morning the injured man was 1 reported to be suffering greatly from l the wound he received. MT. Keeney recently celebrated his sixtieth wed- ding anniversary. He has been a resi- dent of Plainville nearly all his life l and has many friends in this place who earnestly hope for his recovery. Patriotic Exercises. Rev. J. w. Denton announced to- I day that Loyalty" will be the subject ] of the sermon he will deliver at pa- l triotic services to be held tomorrow evening in the Advent Christian l church. Members of Manross Post, l G. A. R., and it's aAxiliaries will att l tend and the pastor has issued an l invitation to the public to participate with the old soldiers.
 In the morning at 10:45, MT. Deri- ton will speak on The New Testa- ment Idea of Christian Life.' Sum day school will follow Tn the eve ming at o'clock the young people will hold a praise and social service. Other Church Notices. Methodist:-Class meeting with Fred Manchester leading, will be held at 10 o'clock in the morning in the Methodist church Morning worship will begin at 1O:45. Seed Sowing will be the topic discussed in the ser | mon by Rev. A. A. Belyea of the Troy conference. Sunday school will l begin at 12 o'clock. The Epworth league will have service at 6:30, l Miss Grace Manchester leading MT. Belyea will also preach at the eve- ming service at 7:3o Relation Of God to Men' will be the subject Of his sermon.
 Episcopal:-Servic will be held Sunday morning at 10:45 in the Church of Our Savior. The rector, Rev. R. H. Burton, will preach. Sum- day school will be held at noon. There will be a prayer service at o'clock in the evening
 :-"The Man Who Deserved Nothing will be the sub- ject of the sermon to be given in the Congregational church tomorrow morning by the pastor Rev. F. l.. Grant
 Baptist:--Harry Finder will preach at the Baptist church Sunday morn ing at 10:45. Sunday school will fol- X low. Mrs Bunnell will be the leader at the young peoples meeting to be held at 6 o'clock in the evening.
 At the Library.
 The directors of the public library have added number of new books to the collection now available for distribution. During the week the following new editions were received:
 sWinthrop-"The Canoe and Saddle
 Olcott-"The Lure of the Camera"
 McClure-"My Autobiography.'
 Birmingham"Fr From Dublin to Chicago"
 Wiley-"Tool Tests
 Bullard-"Famous War Correspon- dents.'
 Grayson-"T The Friendly Roard."
 Palmer-Austin-"C
 Tarkington--"The Turmoil
 Le Blanc-The Teeth of the Ti- gcr.'
 Porter-"P ollyanna Grows Up.''
 Patrol of the Sun Dance Trial"
 Crooker--"Shall Drink"
 Clark--"IIist of Connecticut.
 Ellis-.'Billy Sunday
 Thnrston-.'The Torch Bearer"
 Start on Fifty-Ffve Hours.
 Notice has been posted at the local