New Britain herald., 1921-03-28

holding . food sale when funds will be raised. A tag day will also be planned and by this method it is hoped that tho sum will be enlarged and possibly the allotted quota of $1,- 500 may be raised.
 Clarion Club Social.
 Arrangements have been completed for the Poverty social which is to be held at the parish house of the Church of Our Saviour on Friday evening of this week. The entertain ment committee has arranged for a pleasing program to be rendered con- sisting of old-fashioned games. Re- treatments will be served. The social is open to the public and anticipa- tions are being held for a large att tendance. The Clarion club had for merly been the Parish Guild of the church but has enlarged it's member ship and changed its name. This will be the first affair of the organization under its new name and it promises to be successful one.
 Special Church Services.
 Practically all of the local churches held special services for Easter, which were we'll received by many people of this town. The Baptist church held a concert in the evening rendered by the Sunday school chill dren. Recitations were given and special music featured the evening. The choir rendered several Easter selections.
 The Methodist church held special Easter music in the morning and the sermons by the pastor, Rev. James M. Tranmer were devoted to Easter topics. Winnifred Bates led the Ep- worth league meeting in the evening with an interesting topic, Lessons From the First Easter"
 The Advent Christian church held special Easter selections by the choir in the morning, and in the evening, Rev. George E. Tyler had for sub- ject, "The First Easter Evening"
 Rev. John E. Fay paid tribute to the late Cardinal Gibbons at the 10 o'clock mass yesterday morning. Father Fay was ordained by the Cardinal at St. Charles, in Baltimore several years ago and knew him per sonally as a hard working churchman Special music assisted the choir in rendering Easter songs at the high mass.
 The Church of Our Saviour celebration of the Holy Communion took place at o'clock in the morn ing with the singing of Easter Carols. The Sunday school held it's festival at f o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. Robert H. Burton administered the rites of baptism to five infants during the afternoon services.
 At the A. NJ. E. Zion church there was special music at the evening serv- ices by the Sunday school. Rev. E. F. Barrows had some interesting topics for his sermons.
 Baseball Team to Meet
 The members of the PIainville Athletic Club will hold a meeting to- night when the colors of the new uni forms, proposed by the team, will be decided upon. It" is hoped that any local young men who are interested in the team, will attend the meeting and have a tryout for making it. With the good weather coming, the officials are looking forward to the time when the players can go out upon the field and start practce games. Contributions are being received daily by Manager Allen Bailey for the support of the team and with the coming entertain ment planned, the team will start out on the season with capable players and first class equipment.
 FOrestviI1c News
 Mir. and Mrs. William Bunnell and daughter of Hartford, spent the Easter holidays at the home of Mrs. C. L. Bunnell of Stafford avenue. -
 Addie M. Hart has purchased a tract of land at the corner of West Wash ington street and Anderson avenue from Fred Warner. ." .
 MT. and Mrs. P. F. Ryan of Church avenue entertained Mir. and Mrs. John webber of Bridgeport over the Easter holidays.
 Raymond Pease of Pratt Institute is spending his Easter vacation with his parents Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Pease of Broad place.
 The Altar hangings for the St. Johns Mission, recently donated to the church hr the Dnrcas chanter. were