New Britain herald., 1921-06-06

Forestville avenue. Rev. William Ross, pastor of the First Baptist church at New Britain, performed the ceremony. The couple was at tended by MT. and Mrs. Clifford Faulkner of this town.
 Zion Church News.
 A complete report on the recent campaign of the A. M. F.. Zion church, being conducted by the pastor, Rev. E.. F. Barrows, was given yes terday afternoon. It shows total of $67.01 collected for funds for the church. Rev. MT. Barrows conducted the campaign in a novel way. He had named seven trains, composed of sev- eraI people. Each train" was named after an express on the New Haven road and vied with each other for col lecting the most money.
 The 'trains' arrived yesterday and the individual reports are as follows: Colonial Express, $14.20; Federal EX- press, $12.21; Foreign Express, $S.3O; Pittsburgh Express, $6.S6; Epmire City Express, $2.S5; knick erbocker Express, $5.65, and the New England Express, $6.1O. The first th1co named, were awarded prizes for col lecting the most money. The Colonial C., the Federal Express box of ladies' handkerchiefs, while the Foreign Ex- press received a box of Apollo choc- plates.
 Rev. Barrows also read a report of the individual subscriptions given by persons towards the church from Oc- tober 1 until the end of May. There will be a special meeting of 10 nh trn at at 7:30 o'clock this evening when final financial matters will be dis cussed with the pastor. The Sunday school will give a social tomorrow evening on the church lawn.
 PlainvilIe Briefs.
 Mrs. A. F. Wright of West Main ,treet is suffering from a shock. Mrs. Anna Donahue has returned to her home on Elm street, after few weeks visit with relatives at Hartford Stanley Coats has moved his family from South Washington street to New Britain. Contirmaton will be administered by he Rev. John J. Milan, bishop of the liocese, to class at the Church of bur Savour, June 26. There will be a meeting of the 1 d;Crtha Rebekah lodge this evening. A class of candidates will ro.~ive a de- , rec. MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith and family spent the week -end with friends at la rtfOrd. Mrs. Ellen Ganser of Park street, is visiting friends in New Haven. w. Leroy Bushnell, d graduate Of he Bliss Electrical college at Wash ] ngtOn, D. C., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. l Jackson Mckee of Park street. Henry | r. Warner of Queen street is also a .'cCent graduate of that college. MT. and Mrs. C. Morse and daugh- 1 ter are visiting in New York. The Kappa Iota club of the Congre- l ationl church held a successful mas l iucrade at the Grange Hall Saturday vening. The Busy Bee Sewing circle will 1 old meeting tomorrow night at the ! nome of Mrs. Carl Hutton of West 1 lain street.
 Mrs. Ral3fh Morrill, is suffering from ]
 carbuncte on her right hand.
 ForestvilIc News
 \ StereOpticon lecture will be given | n the parlors of the Asbury Methodist [ 'hurch Friday evening of this week ! Dr. Elmer A. Dent of New York.
 The Epworth League of the Metho- i list church is planning for lawn fes- i lNal at the church June IT
 William O'Conncll is resting com 1 Drtahly following n operation of ap- 1 ~ndcitis.
 Laurel Class Officers | The following officers have been 1 lected by the Laurel Class of the 1 sbury Methodist church at Forest He:
 President, Ernest Tease: vice-pres- pnt. Dwight w. Reynolds; secretary, . . isS E,inella Hills: treasurer Mrs