New Britain herald., 1915-03-08
ANNUAL MEETING OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Benefit Entertainment at First Con-
 gTegationa| Nets $70.

It is not expected that much be- sides routine business will be trans acted at the annual business meeting of the First Baptist church to be held in the chapel at o'clock this even- ing. In order, however, to add to the occasion and bring out a full att tendance of the members, the Won- ans Aid society will furnish a supper preceding the meeting.
 The routine matters are the election of officers, presentation of reports from the various departments of the church, and the election of commit tees.
 On Tuesday evening the Roger Will Hams club will give an entertainment in the chapel. Among those who will take part in the program are Fred Latham and MT. Jackson of St.. Marks
 The Young Peoples society will conduct the weekly prayer meeting at the Burritt Mission Wednesday even- ing.
 Rev. J. w. Hawley of South China will give an address on China at the church night service Thursday even ing, illustrating his talk with stere- opticon pictures.
 A house party will be held Friday evening by the Christian Endeavor society at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Bunnell in Plainvile. The members will leave on the 7:37 troll ley car from the center
 A meeting of the Woman's Mis- sionary Circle will be held at 3:3O F. M. Friday to begin the study of Mrs. B. w. Labaree's book, The Child in the Midst"
 Next Sunday morning, "denomina- tional day. Dr. T. F.. Brown will speak on the Formulation Principles of a Baptist Church"
 A song service was conducted at the Town Farm yesterday afternoon by members of the Christian Endeav- or society. Miss Gertrude Niles was the leader at the meeting of the Christian Endeavor society laoste evening, the subject being How to Make Happier World"
 First Congregational Church..
 Clifford Fields, treasurer of the Young Peoples society of the First Congregational church, announced last night that the proceeds of the entertainment given Friday evening for the benefit of the Daily Vacation Bible schol was S7O. Members of the society were greatly pleased with the result as it insures an excellent start for the work of the society dur ing the summer.
 Communion services were celebrat- ed in all the churches yesterday and at the First church the following per sons became members:
 I On Contest on--Miss Varonika Mu- radian, 551 Main street; Mrs Joseph Adajian, S5 Washington street: Rob- ert Dean, 70 Roberts street; Mrs Net tie Victoria Dean, 70 Roberts street; Walter l.. Williams, 50 Hawkins street; Walter Pohlman, 33 Trinity street; John Brown Miller, S32 East street.
 By Letter-Mrs. Alice Hall, 63 Fairview street, from Congregational church. Kensington, Conn.,; William Miller, Ledge Court, from Wee haWken M. E. church, Weehawken, N. J.; Mrs. Victoria Miller, 3 Ledge Court from Weehawken M. E. church. Weehawken, N. J.; Mrs. Cath erine E. Curtis, 32 Lincoln street, from Congregational church, Plain- vile, Conn.,; Mrs. Maud Thomas El- lerts, l7 Lincoln street, from Trinity Baptist church, Jersey City, N J.; George F. Atwater, 75 South Burritt street, from Second Congregational church, Greenwich, Conn.,; Mrs. Ida Louise Atwater, 75 South Burritt street, from Second Congregational church, Greenwich, Conn.,; William 1T. Sucker, A Hamilton street, from Brick Presbyterian church. Rochester, N. Y.; Mrs. William H. Sucker, A Hamilton street, from Brick Presby- terian church, Rochester, N. Y.; Mrs Walter Brideaux, Winthrop St., from Kensington Congregational church. Kensington. Conn.,; Mrs. Ralph Bat tey, 6O5 Lincoln street, from Con- gregational church, Saratoga Springs N. Y; Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Williams, 50 Hawkins street. from Swedish Bethany church, New Britain, Conn. ;; George Hunter, 131 Winthrop street, from Deep River Congregational church, Deep River, Conn; Mrs George Hunter, 131 Winthrop street, from Deep River Congregational church, Deep River, Conn; Isaac Miles, 425 West Main street, from Pennington Congregational church, Pennington, Conn.,; Mrs. Isaac Miles, 425 West Main street, from Farming ton Congregational church, Farming ton, Conn.,. Miss May Rohde 155 Cleveland street, from Metho odst E. church, Jamestown, N. Y. Mrs. Alice Davidian, from Presby- terlan church, Thompsonville, Conn i; William H. El1erts, IT Lincoln street. from Presbyterian church, New York city.
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