New Britain herald., 1922-03-06

house today as she did at the time ot her coming here.
 She has four children, seven grand children and six great grandchildren. Her three sons are Willis and Theo- dore, of this town, and Clarence of Storrs Conn. Miss Caroline Savage, of this town is the only daughter. Her husband died in 1907.
 The Savage Hill in East Berlin was named after the Savage family
 Death Of Robert Brandagec
 Robert Boiling Brandegee, widely known as a portrait and landscape painter, died at his home in Farming ton Sunday afternoon.
 He was born in Berlin April 4 1S4S. In his youth he studied art at Hart's school in Pennington. Later the same building became his studio. As a young man he went 10 Paris, where he spent nine and a half years at the Ecole de beaux Arts On his return to this country he spent five years in New York, later going to Miss Porter's school in Pennington.
 Mir. Brandegee was fellow student
 
 l'lagg of Hartford. Both men were for many years the chief source of encouragement and help to many art students in Hartford. MT. F'lagg lent his studio for evening classes, and from these classes the Connecticut league of art students developed.
 Mir. Brandagce spent his childhood days in this town and leaves three sisters, Florence. Emily and Rather ire, living in Berlin. Besides his two children and three sisters, Mir. Bran dasee is survived by four brothers. The funeral will be held from his late home in Pennington at o:30 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. Methodist Lcntcn Services. Rev. William Strickland Harper of ] the East Berlin Methodist church has arranged an interesting program to be carried out in that church during | Lent The following is the schedule of services on Sundays in that church | during Lent:
 March 12--Morning. Today's Splen- did View of God. Evening, Great | a
 March Morning, Saved from Shipwreck. Evening. Great Ameri- can Leaders: Dwight '. Moody.
 March 26--Morning, Great .Ameri- can Leaders: William A. Sunday and Fanny J. Crosby. Evening, Great ! American Leaders. Theodore Roose- welt.
 April o-Morning, The Venture some mans Reward. Evening, Hero ism and Loyalty in Connecticut
 April 9--Morning. The World Gone After Him. Evening, In the Garden.
 April Morning. The First East CT Morn. Evening, How God Comes | Near.
 Berlin Church Notes.
 The regular monthly meeting of the l Mems Bible class of the Berlin Con cregational church will be held. on Wednesday evening at the commun- ity house at s o'clock. Major F. L.. Wilcox will talk on his trip to Flor ida and will have as his topic as an nounced by the committee in charge, "rhc Fish Didn't Catch.' The Women's Aid society will meet | with Mrs. $. A. Fiske on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
 The weekly prayer meeting Will be held on Thursday evening at 7:3O o'clock. Following this there will be a meeting of the teachers Of the SuI day school department,
 The Boy Scouts will meet as usual on Friday evening at the church.
 St. Paul's Church.
 Rev. James Warren Roche Of South Meridea, will preach at the special I.enten sermon at St. Paul's church in kensington on "Wednesday evening. The services will be held at .7:30 o'clock. Brief Items
 1 Walter A. Atwater left this morn ing on business trip to Norwich.
 Herbert H. Damon who has been confined to his home with illness for the mast three weeks, is improving. | The board Of selectmen will hold a business meeting at the office or the town clerk this evening.
 The Girl Scouts will meet at the Dome of Miss Estela k Goodrich this evening. ! A meeting of Sl Paul's T. A, 3'