New Britain herald., 1918-03-30

hours WILL De aEdlldDle TOT homo gar deners for increased food production.
 The figures running across the top J will meet at noon and there will be special Easter music. There will be a distribution of flowers to the junior department.
 At i o'clock there will be q special Easter communion service at which the new members will be received. AS the members are the largest in number received since 1870 there will be impressive services with special music.
 The Christian EndeaVor meeting will be omitted tomorrow evening. The second issue Of the Parish Messenger" was recently distributed. Hereafter the paper will be published monthly except in the summer months.
 Episcopal church -- Holy Com munion will be given at 8 o'clock and again at 10:45 o'clock. The regular morning worship will be held at 0:45 1 o'clock and the sermon will be given by the pastor. Infant Baptism will be 1 held at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. l Sunday school and Vespers at 1 o'clock There will be special music ! for Easter
 On Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock l there will be a meeting of the Wom- ems Auxiliary for Southington, Bris- 1 tol, Torestville and New Britain. Mrs. 1 F. c. Acheson, wife of Bishop Ache- son of Middletown. will preside. At 7:3o in the evening Bishop Acheson ] will confirm a class.
 l Church Of Our Lady of Mercy Mass wilr be celebrated tomorrow morning at 10:30 and there will be 1 special Easter music and flowers.
 Advent Church: Morning worship 1 will be held at 10:45 o'clock and the l sermon will be given by the pastor, 1 the subject being "The Relation of l the Body to the Gospel of Redemp son." Appropriate Easter music 1 will be given by the choir.
 Sunday school will be held at noon. 1 Praise and social services at o'clock 1 r the evening. Evening services will 1 be held at o'clock. Rev. C. H. ! Hudson. returned missionary from 1 India, will give an illustrated lecture on India. All are invited to hear him. ] Baptist Church: Morning worship ! will be held at 1O:45 o'clock and the sermon will be given by the pastor The theme will be The Risen 1 Lord" There will be special music 1 by the choir. Sunday school will be l held at noon. The evening services will be held at o'clock. At 7 r. m 1 there will he a special Easter enter- tainment, the music will be furnished 1 by the choir
 Methodist Episcopal Church: Eas- hSr the choir, the Sunday school and the nastor. Reception of members into the church. 10:45 d. m., congress sional time.
 The evening Erworth league serv- ice will be in charge of Mrs. w. E. | F'nrrey Subject, Lessons From the Risen Christ's Forty Days $: 30 D. m. There will be no evening preach ing service
 PIainville Items. ] Sergeant Peter F. Skinner is spend ing a short furlough at the home of his parents on Broad street.
 Sergeant Peter Prior is home on a short furlough from New Jersey.
 Mrs Harry Gaynor is recovering from an attack of scarlet fever.
 Miss Lennie Stanley. of the school faculty is spending the Easter vaca- ton at her home in Boston, Mass.
 Cecil Bedford and Wesley A. CaVa- naugh are in New York over Easter.
 Stanley Stevens has resigned his position at the Bristol Mfg. Co. and left for his home in Scranton, Pa. MT. Stevens has been employed by the 1 local concern for the naSt several months. He has made many friends who, on his departure, presented hlm with an umbrella.
 Rollin H. Bushnell, foreman in the scanning department, has resigned his position with the Bristol Mfg. Co. He was presented with a $5 gold-piece.
 On and after April 1 no parcels for the members of the American EXpe- ditionary Force will be accepted for mailing or dispatched unless they con- tain such articles as are being request ed by mail
 pr. and Mrs l.. II. Frost arc receiv- ing congratulations on tho birth of a ! daughter
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