New Britain herald., 1922-01-07

fort for the congregation in the fu- | ture,
 Piainvillc raptist Al l0345 a, m. Testing Our Plans ! will be the pastors theme, At l2i05 noon, Sunday school will be held. Al ( ?, m,, the Young Peoples service will he held, Al r, m, the pastor will speak of Dealings With Great Things" The prayer meeting will be held on Thursday at 7;45 p, m, Church or Our Saviour The following is the program for | Sunday January &. first Sunday after iipiphpny' Holy communion at o'clock, church school at 10, morning service and sermon at lband evening | song and sermon at {,
 Methodist Church
 The pastor will preach at ln;4h o'clock. Sunday school win he held at ? noon, The monthly missionary exercises will follow the regular school session and will be conducted by Miss Lillian MsnChcster's cIn ss, The Epworth league will meet at o'clock. The topic will be organized Methodist Young People" Mrs, B, Chichester win be the lender. The pastors address will be given nt I U cock. The local Ministers associa- ton will meet at the Methodist par sonhge, Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
 A. NJ. F.. Zion Church
 The Rev, r. F. Washington. pastor will preach at II o'clock on the sub Joct; Faith and Works The Church school will be held at 12:30 under the direction of William Stell- macher, acting superintendent, The Christian Endeavor service will be held at G:30. Mrs D. NJ. Washington will lead and the subject will be "Op- portunities, At 7:3o, there will be q special candle light service, The pastor will preach a sermon on Jesus the Light of the World" Miss Adc- line Woods and Miss Mary L. John son will be the marshals in charge. The senior choir under the direction of NIT, Deyo will render special music and Mrs. Charles O'Nei will preside at the organ.
 Legion Auxiliary Meets
 The regular meeting of the Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary will take place at the legion rooms on Tuesday, Jan uary l 0. Officers Tor the coming year will be elected and dues may be paid at this meeting. There will be a so- cial and entertainment after the meeting at which refreshments will be served. All members are request ed to attend.
 Son Born
 A baby boy was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs. Edward Cadrain of Whiting street Both mother and son are doing well.
 Icy Sidewalks
 It is evident that there will be con- siderable difficulty In enforcing the new bylaw relative to cleaning side walks after a storm. There are sev- eral streets in the town that were laid at the instance of the engineer who had charge of the work, below the street surface and when a snow storm comes, these streets are filled with snow and in warm weather, the ice and snow melts and these spots become veritahle ponds. Then, If a freezing spell comes, they are cover ed with ice because there is no out let for the water. This Is not the fault of the property owners, and for that reason there is considerable speculation as to whether they are liable under the new ruling.
 Eecovers From Illness
 The many friends of Mrs Sarah Wetherell will be pleased to know that she has recovered from the at- tack of the grippe which she suffered just before Christmas at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. II. Wooding of Broad street. She celebrated her 92d birthday few days ago.
 Coasting Stopped
 The town authorities have stopped coasting on West Main street because of the accident which happened on "Wednesday, when Lester Dow was struck by an automobile while slid ing there. The youth is able to be out again seemingly with no il effects of the affair.
 Old House Going.
 An old land mark in Plainvlle, the Roberts house at Blossoms Corner, has had its doom sealed. It has been learned that it is to be torn down to make room for a new home which will be built there in the near future.
 Expects To Pitch Again.
 Albert Oakes, the towns most | promising baseball pitcher has not yet | received notice where his services will | be needed this coming season, but | judging from the record he made in last year, he will re- ceive an assignment soon. He had a | try-out with the Waterbury club of the Eastern Circuit last year but was farmed out for development.
 Appointment Expected Soon.
 It is expected that the appointment | of the new postmaster to Plainville | will be announced early next week ! Who the man will be. is not known at l present, but it is expected that he will | be named very soon.
 Plainville Briefs.
 William Calmback of East street, is confined to his home with rheuma ism.
 Fred Hastings of Strong court, is III at his home with an attack of ap- | pendicitis
 Work is being rapidly pushed on l he Improvements to. the PlainVille | Trust Co.'S building and it is expected | hat it will be finished within a short .ime.
 Miss Ethel Teachman has accepted | position with the Plainville Baking