New Britain herald., 1922-03-10
PlalnVille News

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 NO SUCCESSOR NAMED YET Rev. Charles 8. Wyckor to Return
 From Hospital Next Weck-Senator
 John Trunlbull Will Address Mems
 Club At Next Mecting-Items. Rev. George F. Tyler pastor of the Advent Christian church, will leave soon to accept pnstorate in the Advent Christian church at Portland, Me. This church is a larger one than the local editice. Rev. MT. Tyler does not know exactly when he will leave Plainville but believes it will be in the course of d few weeks. He is trying to dispose of his home on Maple street and when other business has been transacted, will leave. He tcndered his resignation to the church board in December but at that ], time did not know where he was going.
 Rev MT. Tyler has been at the local church for the past two years. He came to Plainville from Boston where he was secretary and treasurer for the National Mission society, which office he held for four years. Before nov ing to Boston, he made his home in Bristol. He spent IT years of his life there as pastor of the Advent Christian church. -.. He later moved to Vermont on ac- count of the illness of his mother. During his administration at the local church. 1t has increased it's membership and only recently. the last of the mortgage amounting to I $1,o0o, was paid off. Appropriate ceremonies followed. with the burn ing of the mortgages. The church today is in excellent financial con- lition.
 There has been no successor ap- pointed as yet to succeed Rev. Mir. Tyler. A committee headed by r. J. Iallock has this in charge.
 Auxiliary Sale.
 The Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal church will hold cruller sale at the parish house on Thurs lay morning. March l 6, at II o'clock. Mrs. Charles H. Curtis and Mrs. Frank H. Powers are in charge. All proceeds will be used for purchasing a sewing machine for the use of the women of the church.
 Rev. (. Wyckoff Recovering.
 Rev. Charles s. Wyckoff pastor of the Congregational church, is re- ported as recovering from car buncle which has been receiving treatment at the Charter Oak hos ,, pital at Hartford for the past two weeks. Rev. Mir. Wyckoff will prob ably return to the local church next Tuesday and occupy the pulpit on the following Sunday.
 This Sunday the services will be Ph, D.. of Hartford.
 Sen. Trumhull to Speak.
 Senator John H. Trumbul has been secured by the Mems club of the Episcopal church, to speak at the next meeting on Wednesday evening, April 12. Senator Trumbull will re- late some of his experiences while out hunting in Canada and the West He will also show motion pictures of his trips through the woods
 Poultry Club Meeting.
 The Plainville Poultry club organ ization committee will hold meeting tonight at the home of Charles H. Digge. The new bylaws of the as- sociaton will be completed. A general meeting of the entire club will be called for to be held at later date when the constitutions will be pre- scented to them for acceptance and ap- proval. New members are being ad- mitted daily and the club is growing fast
 Rev. W. A. Downey Here.
 sRev. William A. Downey, a mem- Der of the faculty of St. Thomas seminary in Hartford, former curate of St. Mary's church in New Britain, will preach at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy this Sunday evening at 7;30 o'clock. His topic will be "St. Patrick and the Irish People" The church has been decorated for the occasion and a celebration in the form of a St. Patrick's feast will be held.
 Tomorrow morning at s o'clock, there will be months mind mass for the late Mrs. Sarah Cassidy
 Tonight there will be celebration of Stations of the Cross at 7:30 o'clock with a benediction of the | Blessed Sacrament.
 Tuberculosis Preventive. Health Officer J. N. Bull and Mrs Marcham, factory nurse at the Trum- bull Electric company, have written an interesting article on aids for tu- berculosis prevention in The Clinic column of Inside the Circle,' the Trumbul monthly edition. The fol- lowing is the statement on this sub ject as compiled by Dr. Bull:
 Milk is the great preventive of tuberculosis, and to act as a preven- tive and not cause, milk must be
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