New Britain herald., 1922-01-14
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 ELECTS OFFICERS Business Transacted During Week
 Pastors Salary Increased .PY7HIANS INITIATE GLASS
Meeting of the Woodrow Wilson
 Foundation at Town Hall TOmor-
 TOW Aforementioned Notices

meetlnR C, II. CurtlS presented the treasurer's report, which was ap- proved of and considered highly satis- factory. The pledges for the com ing year showed an increase of about
 so per cent. over last years, both in number and amount.
 Applications for membership in the parish were received from 34 persons, each of whom make the necessary declaration of subscription to the doc trine. discipline and worship of the Episcopal church. All these appli- cants were elected and added to the roll.
 It was voted to increase the rec tors salary and also to make an ap- propriation towards the up-keep of his car.
 The officers were elected as follows: Senior warden, J. A. Eaton; junior Warden, w. S. Eaton; treasurer, c. H. Curtis; clerk. H. E. Thompson; ves- trymen. J. H. LaField, S. Lackey and F. s. Lacl1ey, Jr., together with the other officers.
 Delegates to the convention: J. A.. Eaton and c. H. Curtis with alter mates, w. S. Eaton and H. F. Thomp- son.
 Delegates to the Archdeaconry: H., s. Washburn and Mrs LaField, with alternates, w. Stone and Mrs. Dexter. | Parish Guild: President, Mrs l3rainard vice president, Mrs. r. Hoere; secretary, Mrs. Hilton; treas- urer, Mrs. Curtis.
 | Women's Auxiliary: President, I yyir rq lIungerford secretary and treasurer, Mrs. F. Powers; United Offering treasurer, Mrs. LaField.
 Breaks Shoulder
 Carl Erickson, IT years old, of Westwood Park, broke his shoulder last evening while skating on the Mountain road. He fell at the end of the road. Dr. Lawrence H. Frost re- duced the fracture and the boy was sent to the Hartford hospital.
 Pythians Initiate.
 Pythian lodge, Knights of Pythias, held its regular meeting last evening when a class of 19 candidates were initiated.
 To Celebrate S3rd Year.
 Mrs. Mary M. Royce of 121 East Main street, will observe her S3rd birthday on January IT. Mrs. Royce has been a resident of Plainville al most all her life and has devoted the greater part of her time to church work Mrs. Royce is to be remem- bered by the older inhabitants of Plainville for her excellent work in securing funds to build the Episcopal church and was the first one to solicit for this purpose She also started to collect money for the parish house tower The purchase of the new organ was commenced by Mrs Royce and she was often praised by the bishop for her untiring efforts to build up the institution.
 During the Civil war and the recent l World war, Mrs. Royce worked tire lessly knitting socks and sweaters for the soldiers. Mrs. Royce is in excel 1 lent health and has all her faculties with the exception of her hearing.
 Foundation Club Meeting
 Tomorrow afternoon, the first public l meeting of the local committee of the l Woodrow Wilson Foundation will be held at the town hall at 2:30 o'clock. |
 Attend Korom Ball
 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goodhue, Mir. l md Mrs. John Pease, Mir. and Mrs. | William Vance and MT. and Mrs. Ray i Williams attended the Oriental Maze i and Moon Dance and ball of the korom Patrol, held at Hartford last evening in the Hotel Bond.
 Church Notices
 Methodist church-Preaching by the It 12 o'clock noon. Epworth League meeting at o'clock in the evening. Topic, "The Bible School of Metho- lism." Prayer meeting Thursday eve ling at 7:30 o'clock.
 Plainvile Baptist church-1o:45 ,'clock, the pastor will speak of ''The Reception of the Kingdom; 12:o5 Sunday school; 6 o'clock, Young Peoples service; o'clock, Complaint Turned to Song" will be the pastors heme: Thursday, 7:45 o'clock, prayer meeting. Episcopal church--Second Sunday fter Epiphany; S:00 o'clock, holy 10:00 o'clock, Church chool; 11:oo, morning service and ermon; zoo o'clock, evening serv- ,e and sermon. Advent Christian church-Tomor- ow morning at 10:45 o'clock Rev. George E. Tyler will occupy the pull it and will have as subject, "The ,{,,io Doe n ,rb ,uler." The Sunday school will meet { 12:05 and the Loyal Workers serv- ,e will be held at 6 o'clock in the vening. At o'clock a special tenn erance service will be held commem- rating the anniversary Jan. 16th of he end of the licensed liquor traffic. he pastor will give a short address nd the president of the local w. c. |. IL, Mrs. L. A. Francis and others re expected to take part in the serv- ,e. The public are cordially invited he mid-week prayer meeting will be cid Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock Congregational church 10:45 clock, morning service, subject: Great Expectations. 12 o'clock oon, church school. o'clock, c. F. leeting, subject; God in Our Lives" : Buy your arctics, boots, rubbers tc., now at our 20 per cent discount ale, which will continue until Satur- ay, January 21 H. A. James, dry oods, mems furnishings and foot ear, 53 West Main street. Plainville. -advt