New Britain herald., 1918-05-25

During the summer months he will act
as preacher at the Franklin Avenue
temple in Kansas City to take the
place of Rev. Joseph M GRAY who
has been called to France to do Y NJ.
c. A. work 1t may be interesting to
know that while Mr. Gray was on his
way to France his ship, the Orissa was
sunk and he lost all his clothes and
money and arrived in Londan with
only the suit he had on and a trunk
key. Mr.. GoOdell will soon receive his
degree from Yale. While he was as
signed to Plainville two years ago it
was his intention to stay here as he
wanted to resume his work at the col
1ege in Oklahoma. Mr.. Goodell will
have charge of education and philos-
oily at the Meth odist university He
received leave Of absence from the
college two years ago.
Roger Morse Hurt
Yesterday noon, while on his way
home from school, Roger Morse, son
of l.. E. Morse, of Mountain View, was
run down by an automobile owned by
Alexander Wilcox, owner of the Blue
Ribbon garage, Waterbury. The
driver Of the car was M. G. Linsley, of
Woodbury. While it is not known
how the accident occurred it is
thought the boy ran out in front of
the car without looking to see where
he was going. Mr.. Linsley imm ediate-
ly got out of the car and took the boy
to the New Britain hospital, where it
is thought that he has three broken
ribs The owner of the car was not
arrested, but was ordered to keep in
touch with the local officials in order
that the case may be settled after the
boys recovery.
Church Notes.
Congregational Church Regular
morning worship will be held at 10:45
with a sermon by the pastor Sunday
school will meet at noon. Christian
Endeavor meeting will be held at
o'clock, and the topic for the meetin g
will be Doing His WILL The leader
| will be Miss Elizabeth Pike. At s
o'clock a special service Will be held
| in honor of Company 1, First Regi-
ment, Connecticut State Guard. The
| company has voted to attend in a
| body. There will be special music
| and also a male quartet. The serv-
! ices will be of a patriotic nature and
an offering will be taken up for the
| Red Cross fund. The public is cor
| daily invited.
! Episcopal Church-Tomorrow being
Trinity Sunday, Holy Communion will
| be held at o'clock. Regular morning
! prayer will be held at 10:45 o'clock
| and the pastor will speak. Sunday
| school will be held at noon.
! Advent Church--Morning Worship
will be held at 1915 o'clock and the
pastor will speak on FWatchman
| What Of the Night?" Sunday school
! will be held at noon. Praise and So
| cial service will be held at clock
and the regular evening services will
be held at I o'clock and the subject
for the meeting will be Now, We See
| Dimly-Then Face to Face
Baptist Church-M orning worship
| will be held at 10:45 o'clock and the
| pastor will speak on THE Peace W.
| Need" Sunday school will meet al
noon, and the Young Peoples service
| will be held at 6 o'clock. At the eve
ming services the pastor will speak or
| lodging at Bethany.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
1915 a. m. communion service;
| $50 %. m. Epworth league devotional
meeting; ZOO p. m. preaching ser
vice Subject: The Stuff Thai
| Dreams Are Made Of" This will be
the last preaching service of the pas
tor, who leaves next Wednesday for 6
temporary war pastorate for the sum