New Britain herald., 1915-04-12
ARRANGE COTTAGE
 PRAYER MEETINGS
South Congregational Church Re- ports on Every Member Canvass.

A schedule of cottage prayer meet ings for April has been arranged by the New Britain Federation of Church. es, including the South, Center, Peo- ple's and Methodist churches. The schedule and the names of the leaders follow:
 April 14, A. c. Hanna, 57 Fairview, leader, c. E. Steele.
 April IA, G. A. Hume, 1896 Stan ley, Rev. H. w. Maier.
 April 16, Erwin Home, Dr. G. w. Hill.
 April 16, Edward Beach, 1 Osgood avenue, MT. Mann.
 April 16, w. N. Dunham, 500 Shut tie Meadow Road.
 April 21, H. F. Herman, East, E. J. Gooby.
 April 21, W. G. Gibney, 4s Fairview, c. w. Crane
 April 23, Erwin Home, Mrs. L. A. Occupin.
 April 23, H. C. Doolittle, 265 Far mington avenue, Rev. M. S. Anderson.
 April 23, J. K. Woodford, Corbin avenue, c. P. Upson.
 April 2S, G. Grocock, 442 Stanley, B. B. Bassette.
 May 5, Charles Roden, 427 Stanley,
 
 Trinity M E. Church.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Mems Brotherhood will be held Wednesday evening.
 A meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society was held at o'clock this afternoon at the church. The annual reports were read and the Ienten offering received.
 An important meeting of the Ladies Aid society will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. A full at- tendance is desired
 An Epworth League business meet ing and social will be held Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 South Congregational.
 The following figures on the every member canvass has been prepared for the South church:
 Total number of pledges, or names, 287.
 Amount payable quarterly,
 some in pew rentals, 66
 persons .....9 oIO.oO Amount payable weekly for
 Expenses, 197 persons.... 1,2o5.0O Amount paid at once, 22
 persons oZ.UU Amount payable weekly for
 Benevolence, 39 persons. S06.oo Total amount. ........... 2,1O3.O0 Amount for Church Expenses 1,797.00
 The annual social reunion of the home department will be held in the parish chapel on Tuesday afternoon of this week at 3:3O o'clock.
 meeting will be held in the church o~ ayapinu 1lndar the pices of the w. c. T. U. The ad- dress will be by Mrs. Mary Harris Armour of Macon, Georgia. Mrs. Armour is called "The Evangel of the New Crusade" and a cordial invita- tion is extended to all to hear her.
 A meeting to consider present con- ditions in France and especially their bearings on the religious develop ments in "The France that Prays" (Jules Bois in the New York Times) will be held on Thursday at three o'clock, with Mrs. w. H. Churchill and Mrs. G. & Talcott, 5S Franklin square. Although the meeting is called under the auspices of the Me All Circle, all ladies interested in the subject are cordially and earnestly in vited to attend this informal gather ing.
 On Tuesday evening the Central Congregational club will hold it's spring meeting in the South church in Mid dletown. There will be the usual supper at 6:30 and an address fol- lowing by Rev. G. c. Atkins, D. D.. of Providence, R. I. Dr. Atkins is one of our most vigorous and interest ing speakers and very strong ad- dress is assured.
 The Woodruff club will meet Thurs day evening at the home of Gustave Winger, POI Glen street.
 First Congregational.
 A meeting of the Young Peoples Sewing club was held at o'clock this afternoon in the chapel.
 The Home Missionary Department of the Woman's society will meet to sew at 2S0 o'clock tomorrow after noon. This will be the last meeting of the season of the season and much work remains to be done.
 A meeting of the Armenian chill