New Britain herald., 1920-06-19

Farrar. The wedding will take place in September in St. Joseph's church in Bristol
 Hospital Fund Drive.
 The drive for money for St. Fran cis hospital in Hartford, which will be carried on throughout the state, will be cared for in Plainville in non-sectarian manner as is to be the case in the other towns and cities throughout the state. according to a statement made by Rev. J. E. Fay, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy this morning.
 Tn matter of raising money for the Hartford institution will he brought before the people in Plainville tomor- row when it will be announced from the pulpit in all the churches. Each pastor has agreed to do his share to help in raising money for the hospital which cares for many Plainville peo- pie regardless of their race or creed.
 A sum of s5oo.000 is to he raised within the next two weeks, and 1t IS hopel that this amount will be eN- ceeded I>n\ \aer to further the work of the hosl
 Yearly PE sends most of it's hospital casesy crrancis for treat ment. There lSs n bulance SefVlce from this town to s1itain. where means of Bristol ito St. Francis hospital cares for hundS!~ patients each year and al present niSHs itself entirely overcrowded and ur- able to care for hundreds Of cases which really need attention. It is hoped that a statewide campaign will insure d large addition to the hospital
 Father Fay will have a committee appointed of both Protestants and Catholics to assist in raising Plain ville's quota the amount of which has not yet been named. Men who have been approached have readily agreed to help the cause and it is almost as sured that the townspeoplc will .'e, spond for this charitable work as well as they did periodically to the call for national funds for Red Cross and other charitable work.
 The announcement of the full com mittee will appear in Monday nights Herald.
 Church Notices.
 Baptist church-Morning services at 1O:45 o'clock. MT. Eddy Assivath- jam will conduct the services. MT. Assivathiam high caste Hindu from India. He is a student at the Hart for ThcologicaB Seminary. Sunday school win be held at 12:05 noon and at 6:30 o'clock in the evening the Children's Day exercises wilt take place.
 Church of Our Saviour-Morning communion service at s o'clock Reg ular morning service at 10:45, con- ducted by the pastor Rev. R. H. Bur Ia. noon.
 Congregational church-Morning services at 1o:45. conducted by the pastor Rev. E. C. Gillette who will have, for his theme Pilot Before Christ" Sunday school will be held at noon. The Christian Endearcp so- ciety will meet at D. m. led by Miss Irene Thompson who will have for her topic Honesty in Word and Deed"
 Freight Leaves Rails.
 A string of freight cars was being shunted from the main track to the old freight house yesterday afternoon when the rails spread and a coal car. several box ears. and tender of the engine left the rails and ploughed into the dirt.
 Plainyillc Personals.
 The Misses Leona Callcn, Mary Ticrney and Bernice Mitchell and Meyer Sneideman are the locak stu dents who will be graduated from the New Britain High school next week.
 Vincent ID. Glynn. editor of the Symposiusl at the Catholic University in Washington, n. C., is expected to arrive home for the summer vacation tomorrow.
 Budd Campbell left yesterday for New York whence he will proceed to