New Britain herald., 1916-04-24

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 or union will hold meeting in the | church Wednesday evening at 7:45 1 o'clock.
 The next session of the sewing club will be held Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
 Next Sunday evening there will be
 a union service on behalf of the Boys l club fund. Speeches will be made by | local clergymen and others. | First Baptist Church. Rev. pr. E. B. Cross will make calls | this week as follows: Tuesday, West Main street, numbers 100 to 400; l Thursday, 500 to 600; Friday, Parsons l place and South High street. A church supper will be served Fri l day evening at 6:30 o'clock. After
 ward there will be a business meeting | for the election of deacons, whose
 terms have expired and a discussion l of the Five Year program will be | held.
 On Thursday evening at 745 o'clock | there will be an illustrated lecture on By Canoe and Caravan Through | Africa"
 South Congrcgational Church. The Teacher Training class will | meet in the society room tomorrow evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 On Wednesday afternoon at C:30 o'clock, there will be a social reunion of the Home department in the pri- mary room.
 Joseph Clair Beebe, the church or ganist, will give an organ recital We'd nesday evening at 8 o'clock, under the auspices of the South Church Brotherhood. Mr. Beebe will be es- sisted by Miss Agnes Martin, con- tralto, of Hartford. The general pub lie is cordially invited to attend.
 Church night service will be held Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 The Wide World club will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 Next Sunday will be observed as Brotherhood Sunday, and it IS the request of that organization, sane toned by the standing committee, that all pews be thrown open at the morn ing service. Special music will be furnished by the male chorus and an appropriate sermon will be delivered
 Ho IOllOWlIS were TeCSlN6Q IlCO the church yesterday on confession of faith:
 Esther Ellen Anderson and Ernest Christian Anderson, No. Andrews street; Leon Walter Bacon No. 70 Monroe street; Saul Pera Babila, Mo- 362 Arch street; Helen Marguerite Bernke, No. 317 Maple street; Will jam Harold Bentley and Hilda Hom quist Bentley, No. 32 Monroe street; William Seymour Bunnel, No. 151 West Main street; Frank John Carl son, No. 295 East street; Arrilyn Georgeanna Gilbert, No. 210 South Main street; Charles Goodrich, No. 330 Park street; Arthur Lester Gritz- macher, No. 18O Hart street; Gladys May Hale, No. Madison street; Val entine Chamberlain Hart, Sunnyedge; Charles John Heinzmann, No. l69 Greenwood street; Frederick William Heinzmann, No. 169 Greenwood street; Anna Minnie Hennig, No. 398 South Main street; Robert William Ibelle, No. 2021 Stanley street; Clar- ence Everett Jacobson, No. 29 Wake field court; Werda Zaia Joseph, No. 352 Arch street; Edith Johnson, Nc. 12 South Burritt street; Hazel Beat rice Juengst, No. 29 Winthrop street; f street; Harry John Louis kutscher, No. 347 Park street; Esther Tolvia Landgren, Mo- BPS Maple street; Mrs Bertha Johanna Mike. No. 23 Winthrop street; Abraham Mooshie, No. 145 Washington street; Rag mar Alexander Norfeldt. Mo- Mad ison street; Mrs. Lizzie Elvira Perry, Stratford road; Mrs. Nellie Louise Prentice, No. 48 Prospect street; Mrs. Elizab beth Katherine Schneider, No. 194 Maple street; Mrs. Vera Blanche Schofeld, No. 275 South Main street; Virginia Stanley, No. 71 Pearl street, Alice Seitz Stingle, No. 65 Seymour street; William Hart Upson, No. 265 Shuttle Meadow avenue; Theodore Ernest Wagner, No. 93 South Burritt street; Harvey Kimball Woodforde Corbin avenue; Charles Louis Wright, No. I'll Glen street; by let ter, Carl Carlson and Gerda Carlson. No. 51 Trinity street, from the Swed ish Lutheran church; Elizabeth J. CrandaH, Roxbury road. from the Congregational church, Bristol; E'1iz abeth Johnson, No. 206 Maple street, from the First church. Nashua, N. H.; Charles F. Perry, stratford road, Bethany church, Worcester, Mass; Roscoe L. Sessions, No. 1SO Maple street, from the Congregational church, Berlin; Mrs. Ruth D. Ses- sions, No. 180 Maple street, from Methodist church, Bristol; Rundell A. Scofield, No. 275 South Main street, from Congregational church, Cromwell; Joseph D. Williams, No. 52 Garden street, from Congresa- tional church, Rocky Hill; Mrs. sa- rah B. Williams, No. 52 Garden street, from Union church, Worces-