New Britain herald., 1917-09-17
CHURCH NEWS
South Congregational Church.

An honor roll of the names of the young men of the parish who have
 enlisted in some branch of service is
 being prepared by the pastor of the
 South church. The following are the
 names already attained:
 Joseph Ames. Navy, Quartermas- ter's Dept; Ivor Axelson, American
 Ambulance Corps; Harold l.. Bacon, Wireless Operator, U. s. Navy; Her bert Braun, 1O1st Machine Gun Bat talion; Roy Bristol, 1O1st Machine Gun Battalion; Harrison Bristol,
 American Ambulance Corps; Harris
 Bryan. U. s. Navy; Roy N Buell., Jr. U. $. Infantry (Texas); William Buell., American Ambulance Corps; Albert N. Buell., Naval Reserve: Clin-
 ton Carey, U. s. Infantry (Alabama);
 Carl Carlson, Yeoman U. s. Navy;
 Edward Carrier, Naval Reserve; Will
 liam H. Chapman, 1st Lieut., 9th Go.
 Medical Officers Reserve Corps; Greg ory J. Comstock, 2d Lieut.. Nat. Army, Quartermaster's Dept. (Ayer); Will liam Crossman, r. s. Navy; Irving E. Ellis, Naval Reserve; Lester F. God dard, U. S. Navy (U. s. S. Virginia); William Hart, 101st Machine Gun Battalion Ira A. Hawkins, 2d Lieut.,
 3O2d Heavy Artillery: Richard E. Hultgren, Reserve Officers Training
 Corps; William c. Hultgren, Reserve
 Officers Training Corps; Edwin N. Lewis, 2d Lieut., 30Sth Infantry Nat
 Army; George c. Middlemass. Corp
 Field Artillery; Ralph C. Moody, 1O3rd U. s. Infantry; Walter G. Ol- sen, Naval Reserve; Maxwell S. Por- ter, Aviation Corps; Merwin Peterson, 1o1st Machine Gun Battalion; R. H. Rand, Lieut.. Co. l. 1O2d U. s. Infan- try; William G. Reuther, 102d U. S. Infantry; Frederick Robbins, Naval Reserves; Walter S. Rockwell, U. S.
 Navy GU. s. s. Columbia); Philip
 Ross, 102d U. s. Infantry; James P,
 Rogers, 2d. Lieut.. 303d Heavy Artil- lery Ayer); Philip H. Rogers, Amer
 ican Ambulance Corps (Allentown,
 Pal: Burritt A. Root, Naval Reserve
 Training Corps; Kenneth M Searle, |. Naval Reserve; Raymond B. Searle,
 Naval Reserve; Harold Slater; Harry
 Scheuy, Naval Reserve; Everett Up- son. 1st Lieut.. U. s. A. (Fort Leaven- worth); A. Corbin Wetmore; Irwin Vessels, Naval Reserve; Frank Ven sel, Naval Reserve.
 Home Guard-Russell S. Frost
 Corp. Charles Hodge, George s. Tal-
 colt, Franklin c. Thompson, Lieut.. F.. l.. Traut Lieut.. w. L. Williams
 Y. M. c A. Army or Navy Work-- Clarence H. Barnes, Warren Slater.
 Homer Swainey.
 The regular meeting of the board of ladies of the South church has been
 postponed until Wednesday afternoon,
 Sept. 26. The first meeting of the standing committee will be held at the
 parsonage on Tuesday evening at 7:3O
 o'clock. The first all-day meeting of
 the Red Cross sewing will be held on Friday, at tho Methodist church. Those meeting will be regularly con- | tinued until further notice.
 | The regular work for the Red Cross | for the young women of the parish 1 will be held on Thursday at 730 D.
 m. This will be preceded by a short
 devotion led by Dr. Hill, who will also 1 during the evening read some poems l and short extracts from Donald Han ] keys "A Student in Arms''
 Center Congregational Church. | A meeting of the standing commit
 tee of the Center Congregational l church will be held at the parsonage 1 this evening at o'clock. A cradle 1 roll party will be held on Wednesday 1 afternon at o'clock. All mothers | with children under five years of age
 are cordially invited to be present. The l Girl Scouts will meet on Wednesday l afternoon at o'clock and the Boy 1 Scouts will assemble at 7:15 D. m. 1 The Bible class for Armenian wom-
 en will be held on Thursday afternoon 1 at 2:30 o'clock. The mid-week ser
 vice is on Thursday at 7:45 p. m. Trinity Methodist Church.
 l The w. F. M. s. met with Mrs A. l A. Mills of 126 Lincoln street this af- ternoon and officers for the ensuing 1 year were elected. Tomorrow after
 noon at 2 o'clock a special meeting l Of the w. H. M. S. will be held at the
 Red Cross rooms. An important busi-
 ness meeting of the Girl Scouts will
 take place on Tuesday afternoon at 5
 o'clock. As the meeting will not ad-
 1ourn until 7:30 D. m. all the girls are | advised to bring their lunch. class
 meeting will be held at 7:45 o'clock The first meeting of the season of
 the Ladies' Aid Society is scheduled l for Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 l o'clock As important business will