New Britain herald., 1917-12-15
members will be glad to help them at any time convenient.

members Will De glad to help them at any time convenient.
 Church Notices.
 Advent Christian church-Morning worship at 1O:45 and sermon by the pastor on '"The Arithmetic of Chris tian Experience" Sunday school at 12:05. Praise and social service at 6:15, and evening service at o'clock.
 At the evening service Frank Good man, ex-gambler, a convert of the famous Billy Sunday will speak on the subject, What I Found at the End of the Sawdust Trail" MT. Goodman has one of the most start ling and remarkable messages ever spoken by the lips of man and he is attracting wide attention ~Decause of the story he tells and which is also making him a much sought for man. He holds his audiences from start to finish and his appeal is forceful and effective, so that Plainville is made exceedingly fortunate in having the privilege of hearing him and knowing of his most remarkable ex- periences.
 Episcopal church.-Holy Commun- ion at a m. 1O:45 Morning prayer, sermon by the pastor on articles suitable for the advent season and also on the Red Cross work. The Sunday school meets at 12 o'clock and at the evening service at a special preach CT, Rev. B. G. Reynolds of ,Glaston- bury, will speak.
 Plainville Baptist Church.-10:45 a. m., sermon by the pastor on the theme Trusting God' 12:05, all classes of the Sunday school will meet. 6:OO D. mr., Y. P. s. meeting in the chapel. 700 D. m., the pastor will speak.
 Congregational church.-The morn ing service will be held as usual at 10:45 and the sermon theme will be, Comfort Ye, My People, Saith the Lord." The Sunday school will meet at 12:O0 noon and the Christian En- deavor meeting will be held at 6:OO and will be led by Mrs B. c. Gillette. The topic under discussion will be National, Ideals, Whr or Peace.''
 The services will be of patriotic nature and letter will be read from one on the honor roll of the church, Lieut. Col. HadSell, who commanded the first company of American sol- diers to land in France.
 Do Your Christmas Mailing Early.
 The postal and mail clerks are very busy at present and want to inform the public as to the need of sending their Christmas gifts early.
 Advertised Letters.
 The following advertised letters are at the post office: William Marshall, Charles B. Foley, John Katchffty, Patsey Di Russo, Wladyslaw Biakow- rysa.
 Home Guard Drill.
 !The Home Guard will drill as usual in town next Monday night. Some of
 Miss Susan Rooney of Crown street the service and the others are anxious to obtain new members. All who are interested should consult Captain J. H. Trumbull
 Plainville Briefs. 7.
 Miss Susan Rooney of rown street has accepted a position at the H. James dry goods store.
 Miss Jane Corwin has returned from Hebron Academy to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents at the Colonial Inn.
 Miss Beatrice Benzon of Hebron Academy is home for the holidays and is stopping with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Benzon of Strong Court.
 Louis Conforti is home from New York, where he went on a business trip ,-.
 John Skinner has left for the Brooklyn navy yard, where he has ac- cepted position as 9 machine tool operator.
 Joseph Keefe has moved from the Russell block to tenement over the post office.
 Peter Prior, who is in the ordnance department, is now stationed at Fort ~~ Slocum. He expects to be trans ferred to another camp