New Britain herald., 1923-12-03
Ladies. Aid Sale

ladies' Aid Sale
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will hold the annual
Christmas sale of useful and fancy
articles, Tuesday and Wednesday af-
ternoon and evenings of this week in
the church parlors. The sale will
open at o'clock and will be under
the general supervision Of Mrs. Irv-
ing 7. Tyler. president of the society.
The following are the members of the
committees: Decorations, Mrs. +. A.
Hart and Mrs. G. ]. Morse; aprons,
Mrs. Dwight Littlefield, Mrs. William
Graham and Mrs. G. Mattson: fancy
work. Mrs. Ernest Farrar Mrs. Rich
ard Sedergren. Mrs. j. G.. Ward and
Mrs. c. j.. Fennoll; food. Mrs. +. A.
Hart. Mrs. J. H. Mitchell, Mrs. Kate
Judson, Mrs. c. A. Bunnell, Mrs. c.
j. Morse: gift table, Mrs. Frank Cush-
ing and Mrs. r. II. Derby: candy,
Mrs. Arthur Farrar and Mrs. Leah
Allen: children's table, Mrs. +. All
bridge and Mrs. Herbert Barnes and
books. Miss Bertha Steward and Mrs.
Harry Stillman.
Catholic Church Notes
Rev. John f. Fay. pastor of the
Church of Our Lady OF Mercy an
nounced at the masses yesterday that
Friday of this week. being the first
Friday, masses would be said at $3.50
o'clock and communion would be
given again at o'clock. Confessions
will be heard Thursday at and 1880
O'Clock. Saturday being holy day of
obligation. masses would be said at
$50 and S o'clock. Confessions will be
heard Friday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
There will be a rehearsal of the choir
in the church Tuesday evening in
preparation for the Christmas music.
G. L. Club Concert
Wednesday evening at o'clock the
G. L. club composed of the young
people of the Baptist church. will give
concert in the church auditorium.
This is in connection with the annual
sale of tho Ladies' Aid society and the
proceeds will he donated to the So
ciety which win use the money for re-
pairs and other church expenses.
Altar Society Meeting
The Altar society OF the church of
Our Lady Of Mercy met yesterday af-
ternoon and made plans for the an
nual Christmas tree celebration for
the children OF the parish. The tire"
will be set up and the celebration held
on December 80, probably in the
church hall, though this has not been
set definitely as the place.
The Holy Name society will meet in
the post rooms of the American l.c-
gion OF Whiting street, Thursday eve
ming.
Parish Guild Bazaar
Tho Parish Guild OF the Church OF
Our saviour will hold Christmas
bazaar in the parish house. is West
Main street Thursday from to p. |
m. Plans are being perfected for the /
affair and 4 special line OF food, fancy
and useful articles and other items
will be on sale. There will also be a /
tea table and grab bag.
Piain,illc Briefs
William Cassidy has returned from
a three weeks stay In Laeonia, \. II. /
much improved In health.
James Boswell Of the II. & l.. Serr /
ice station is able 10 be around today
for the first time since smashing his
foot.
Tho condition Of Mrs. Fred Spencer
who was Injured tn an automobile ac- /
cident week ago, IL steadily improv-
ing.
II. l.. Morley Is ~ with severe at
tack OF rheumatism az his home on
Park street.
Miss Elizabeth Benjamin has re-
turned TO the college of sccrctsrial (
science in Boston after the Thanks
giving recess.
Joseph sharr OF Scranton. Pa, Is
visiting his family In Plainville. 4
party was given in his honor yesterday
and a large number Of guests attend
cd
The Epworth League OF the N T..
church will hold a business meeting
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
The W. e. r. T.. will met with Mrs.
John Lamb at So Broad street tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Ken
drick OF Hartford vii be the speaker
The condition Of Gustavus Cowles
Of Pennington. who has been serious
~ III with pneumonia, is greatly ina
proved. The condition OF his year and
, half old granddaughter. 80 with the
same malady. is still serious
For Rent-is7 BROAD street. room
'ottagc. Inquire tg3 Broad St-ads.
Special for saturday. fresh stuffed
lates mad daily al 20 cents pound.
4ialto Soda shop, West Main St
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