The Press., 1918-02-07
Mathndia. nhnroh Notaa. Tha Ind.

| Methodist Church Notes: The pas
 tors subject for next Sunday moTnine
 will be "The Chosen Man. ' The Epworth League topic for Sunday
 evening will be 'Am doing any
 thing I would oondemd in another. '
 Lea,ier, Mrs. Edith Mathews. At the
 fourth quarterly conference recently
 held In the church. the following officers and committees were elected :
 Stewards, E. Y. Fieke, O R Webster, 0. F Williams, e. W. Miller, H.. A. Boswortll. Mrs. J Carpenter. Mrs. F. O. Medbery, Mrs. Lima Booth. Mrs. Etta Durham, Mrs. Grant Hammer. Mrs. J. H. McCarthy, Mrs. c. ". Miller and Mrs. H. A. Bos. worth; recording steward. Mrs, l.. Booth; district steward, c W.Miller; ; communion steward, Mrs. Herbert Bosworth; treasurer. T. M. Lyon ; eollector, Mrs. c. Hammer; auditors, Mrs Booth and Mrs. Medbery: com. mittee: on finance, Mir. Boswortb, Mrs. Miller. Mrs Hammer, Mrs. Mathews; committee on beneVolences, Mrs. Hammer, MT. Bosworth, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Bosworth and Mrs. Booth: treasurer for benevolenoess Mrs. Grant Hammer; pastor, exofioio chairman of committees.
 HOLLAND.
 Mrs Clara Schultz and Brick Schultz of New York are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Luhrsen.
 Miss Bertha M. Place spent tbe week end in Hartford visiting Mrs. Ohas. H Sterry at the Hartford hos. pital. s%@
 Tue prayer meeting of the -Lee M E church will be held Thursday evening at she home of MT and Mrs. James II. Clough.
 The Home and Foreign Missionary societiessof the Lee M. E. church will meet Friday afternoon at B o'clock with Mrs L. K Hall.
 Mis-. Peter Cheesey vas overturned in asleigh Sunday night and broke her wrist The fracture was set Monday by Dr. J E Flaherty of Rockville. .. -.
 The Union Mission Study club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Samuel Simpson. The second chapter of the book "AD African Trail" will be taken up.
 X son was born Jan. 2sth to Mir. and Mrs. Frederick s. Meaoham of Bowdoinham, Me-, and grandson to William A Agard of this place. Mrs. Meaoham was formerly Miss Katherine Agard.
 The annual roll call of the Congre- gational church will be held Thursday evening in the church. Responses will be given by the members present and it is hoped that all absent mem. beEs will send at least 8 verse of scripture to be read in response to their name.
 Dr. Peroival Flint died Thursday at his home in Rockville. He was taken ill Saturday evening but continued with his work making three night calls after 10 o'clock. Sunday pleuro developed He was born in No1th Coventry, the son of Ralph and Esther (Bromley) Flint. He graduated from Yale medical school January %, 1873 After graduation he practiced in Mansfield where he until 1880. when he re- moved to South Coventry: About 26 years ago he moved to Rockville For many years he was health officer for the town of Vernon. On June 29,- 1873, Dr. Flint was married to Rosa l Ella, the oldest daughter of David B. [sham of Holland. He leaves his wife. ! three daughters, Mrs. Jessie E. M Smith of Orchards, Wash, Mrs. Myron w., Eastwood of Portland, Ore, aud Miss Grace Flint of Rockville; also one brother, Sidney P. Flint of Somer- vile, Mass. The funeral was held at his home Monday afternoon at ? 0 o'olook. Rev. Percy E. Thomas, pastor of the Union Congregational church officiated.
 "A letter from Gordon Christopher. somewhere in France. Dec. 21, 1917. My Dear Mir. Case:
 'A few lines to let you know I've not forgotten you nor Holland h., deed, so far as Holland goes. I've come to appreciate 1t more than ever wheu compared to French villages. Although the later are at times more from distance they are apt ta to be less able to bear close in spection than Holland and leave good impressiont afterwards. There are a good many others than myself who. misss the sight of a good old New England town, to say nothing of the other things they miss. You may be interested to know that We are not ministers over here. Practi. cally every Sunday church call is blown. Last Sunday Dr. Miel of ! Hartford spoke to us in the Y. M. 0. A. building. So you see those who serve here as ohaplains are of the hest. We have some reading matter from the States. but it Is necessarily late in reaching us.
 .. G. N. Christopher.
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