New Britain herald., 1920-02-21

mothers wedding gown 50 years ago. She also carried her mothers we'd ding fan.
 MT. and Mrs. BunneII were mar 1'ied on February 19. 1895, at Mrs 3unne!!s home on Park street Her maiden name was Miss Melura Beardsley. The ceremony was per formed by her father Ecv. Edwin Beardsley. assisted by Rev. F. F. Bram;,n. at that time pastor of the Baptist church. Four children have been born of the marriage, two daughters. Misses -NIrne and I;tnH. and two sons. Wallace and Arthur Bunnell. all of this town.
 Present Certificates Tomorrow.
 The presentation of honorary certificates from the French govern ment to the relatives of those who died in service of the United States during ih" War will bt. held tonoI.- TOW afternoon at 5 o'cIo..k at the Congregational church. In conner- tion with the services the following program will he rendered: Organ Prelude ........... Opening remarks by the post com
 nlnder ....-....... James Usher Reading of Scripture ....
 ....... BN Rev. Robert II. Burton Prayer ...... By Key. E. C. Gillette Selection ................ By
 ConereSational Church Uuar1ette Heading of Poem. "France in Bat
 tie FIame'' Bv Harold Corujn.. Song. "OnWard Christian Soldiers
 ................. By the Audience -Ao"fcsS ..'-.........-.. .-...-.....-..
 By Major Augustine Greene Solo ........ l5N Mrs. Frank Usher Reading of Honor Roll .....
 .-.......... By Roland H"erIc Song. "MarseIlaise" and Star
 Spansled Banner" By the Audience Benc'icti"n By Rev. John F. Fay Organ Postlude .............
 The public is cordially invited to attend the services in memory uf Plainville's heroes.
 The following is q list of PlainNiIlr boys whose relatives will receive ccr- tificates:
 Francis Luther Barnes, killed lt Scicheprey. October 20. 1918 His mother. Mrs. Harriet l.. Barnes will receive the certificate.
 Arthur C. Bates, died Of wounds September 90, 1918. Mrs. Mary Bates. his mother. will bc presented with d certificate.
 Joseph !. Greene. died at Camp Mcr- rltt. October 9, 1918. Louis Greene. his father. will receive the certificate.
 Earl w. MaGely, died July 21. 1918, from wounds at Chateau-Thierry. The certificate will he presented to his father. Edward Maclely.
 Leon Russell Roberts, died in France. March ,. 1919. The certifi- cate will be given to his futhc!, Clareucc Roberts
 Frank Saviunu, killed in action Au- gust 1. 1918. His father, Michael Sa- viano. is in Italy and the certificate will be held for him.
 James MacIlldoWie, killed in action with Canadian army. Nearest of kin unknown.
 A certificate will be presented to Peter Brock. father of Miss Monica Brock, a Red Cross nurse who died after returning tu this country from France
 Pool Tournament Results.
 William Taylor defeated Frank Hayes, 50 10 4J, in q tournament game at Murphy's billiard rooms last night. Joe" Neri defeated w J. Hart, 5U to q and John Valentine defeated ". Taylor. 50 to 43 Charles IIornberger, thus far unbeaten. de- feated sJ ohn Guiden. 50 to B. There will be three games tonight.
 Church. Notices.
 Con@regational-St sun day will be observed tomorrow in all chur"hcS iii thc country. The sermon will be on ''TreaSurc and the King dom." The sunday scl:ool and Christ ian Endeavor societies will meet at the usual hours. Mir. GetCheil will lead the latter meeting and the topic will he "Chrstian Principles in Indus try.''
 E-piscopal-Holy communion at $ o'clock. Morning prayer and sermon at 1n:4J a. m. Sunday :chooI at noon. Union service al o'clock.
 Advent thristian-EtV. II. r.. ThoDnpsCu of Boston. pl incIpal of the New England school Of Theology. will be the preacher at morning and eve ming services sunday school will meet at noon.
 Methodist r.piscop>, sermon at lu:4:I o'clock. In the evening al 6:4I o'clock the pastor will conclude bis series of three lectures with d sermon on 'Deny ThNsclt."
 A. M. r., Zion church Morning service at 1d:45 d. m. sunday school and |. r. <. (. T.. will meet at tn" usual time. Evening services at 1:3" l, n Trustees meet Monday nt n. m. ;t the pur;onn4". Prnitcntiul scrv~