New Britain herald., 1915-05-15
trict were represented at the session.
 Married at Rectory.

trict were represented at the session.
 Married at Rectory.
 With the rector, Rev. R. H. Bur ton officiating, Miss Katherine Dimes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.. Dimes of Grown street, and Levi Cook of Maiden, Mass, were married this afternoon at 3:30 at the rectory or the Church of Our Savior. The couple was unattended
 After the ceremony there was re- ception to relatives and immediate friends at the home of the brides parents; the couple subsequently, .leav- ing for their honeymoon. On their return they will take up their resi- dence in Maiden, where M. Cook is employed as superintendent of the Remick cotton mills. His bride has been auxiliary clerk in the pos. office for the past few years. She has many friends in Plainville and vicinity.
 Sunday at the Churches.
 Methodist-Sunday at 1o:15, class meeting, Fred Manchester, leader; 10:45, morning worship with the observance of the Lord s supper and preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. A.. Houck: Sunday school, 12 n.; 6:30 D.. m., Epworth league meeting, Mrs. F. B. Manchester leading; 7:30 eve- ming worship with sermon by the pastor on Future Punishment" Thursday evening there will be a prayer service. The topic will be Manhood of Jesus"
 Episcopal--Holy Communion will be celebrated Sunday morning at 8 t~J< nk 10:45, the rector, Rev. R. H. Burton esching. Evening prayer at [ p. m.
 Congreg regational--"An Urgent Err randi will be the subject of the ser mon to- be given tomorrow morning by the pastor, Rev. F. L. Grant
 Baptist-Edwin w. Beardsley of Cheshire will give talk at the Baptist church Sunday evening at ' o'clock on the International Sunday school lessons for the first six months of this year. His address will be il- frustrated by stereopticon view.
 A. M. F.. Zion-The Spring rally will be brought to a close tomorrow when reports will be presented by the committees having in charge the cam paign for raising $500 for the needs of the church. In the afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev. R. R. Ball of Hartford will speak.
 Frost Hurt Vegetation.
 Farmers in this vicinity were great ly worried today over the probable effect on the crops of last night s frost and they fear that considerable damage has been caused to early veg citation. The frost was unusually heavy for this season of the year. It became so cold during the night that in some places ice was reported to have formed.
 The agrlculturalists were unable to determine today the amount of dam age done but they expressed the opin- ion that some vegetables were in. jured.
 New P. O. Clerk. Walter Lathrop of Hawkins street, New Britain, the new appointee to the clerical force at the local post office, began his duties today. The young man is to be auxiliary clerk.
 He was given preference over other applications because of his high standing in the examinations con- ducted a year ago. He was first on the list after the letter carriers were appointed and consequently Postmas- ter Prior believed he was entitled to the place, although he would have preferred to select one of the local candidates.
 Babcock Has Shock.
 George S. Babcock, clerk of the resident of this place, was stricken ,1x,f; cI,o noon today and is now in critical MT. Babcock was in his barn when overcome and his unconscious form was found later by neighbors who heard him moaning.
 He was attended by pr. l.. H. Frost and pr. J. N. Bull, who pronounced his condition to be very dangerous. MT. Babcock is over sixty years of age For years he has been active in the civic life of the town and has held many offices He is we'll known in this and surrounding towns. He is brother of E. c. Babcock of New Britain.
 Brief Items.
 The condition of Nathan Prior, youngest son of Postmaster F. J. Prior who is i'll at his home on Pierce street. was reported this morning to be critical
 Miss Nellie Kilkeary will be brides maid at the wedding of Miss Mary | Brown and John J.. Walsh to take | place in St. Joseph's church in New | Britain on Wednesday.
 Joseph Chambers has resigned his position as assistant foreman in the |