New Britain herald., 1924-12-27

Only tho parents of both couples were present at the ceremony, MT and Mrs, Griffin left on an unan- nounced wedding trip and they will be at home to friends after January l. 1925.
 Health officer Question,
 Both Or George r, Cook and Dr, J. x. Bull stated today that no ap- pointmcnt for health officer had been given out 10 their knowledge, An account In a morning paper stat cd. that Dr. Cook was appointed to succeed Dr, Bull in the office but both men denied that anything had been heard from the county health officer regarding any change.
 Dr. Bull stated that he hns wanted to resign for some time, but Mis rosignations, though they have been many, have never been accepted His four year term for office as health ovcrsccr, expired on October 1, and ED to tho present time, he has not I'CflNti l'NlAlNd'iplI VI hl'N hfi'lfN7 mont Of his successor in the office.
 Dr. Cook stated today that he has received no appointment as health officer for Painvillc and he does not know where the story In the morning paper came from or by whose au- thority 1t was printed, He has been Cognizant of the fact that pr. Bull wished to retire from the office, but said that no appointment Of himself has come through.
 Dr. Bull stated that the appoint mcnt of a health officer Nl the country towns was made by tho county health officer and in the cities. the city itself makes tho ap- pointment, pr. Bull stated that hc Is still health officer for rIalnvillc.
 Fircmcn Receive Cigars Members of piainviIlc Hose Co. No. 1 were remembered on Christ mas hy Frederick HocrIo who pre- scnted them with q box of cigars. A few months ago a fire broke out In building in the rear of bis home which was used as laundry and 1t was in remembrance of the good work accomplished there, that the Christmas goft was given 1 Case of scarlet Fever ] X case of scarlet fever has been reported in q three family dwelling on Cook street, according 10 Dr. J. N. Bull, health officer. The patient, i hawcyer, has not been in contact with any plainylle people. He lives on Cook street but works in New Britain. The case Is very slight, This makes only the fourth case 10 be reported in town and none Of them is serious according to the doctor. He states that there IS no cause for worry
 Church Notices
 Congregational Church-Morning service at lo:45 o'clock, Approach ing a New Year; church school immediate y after the morning sorv- ice; Youn- Peoples group at ?, m, devotional service and question box; ! preparatory seryice. Thursday at 7:a0 r m: youug Peoples party ] Friday 8' 1:ij ?. m,
 BaDtse Church--lo;45 a. m, "A ] Ev-prode~-" will be the pastors i theme; sunday school following the ! morning service; I. m. "A Joyful Reception will hc the topic; 7:4s T. n. Thursday, prayer meeting.
 N. r, f.hurch-Mornng worship at lh:45 a. m. sermon by Rev. ArtbW < Ball. pastor; Sunday sch0ol witt adult Bible class at uoor r is hoped that all members will he pr sent as q tribute to the supount'0.rnt. William G. Man chrsftr. ~Io will close his 49nd iyej or service as superintendent in itfe school, Epworth LcagUc al 6;%0 ID, m" Mrs Philip Morse will be the leader, her topic. The Wisdom of ForgettiuE"; evening service at 7:&o. address by the pastor. A cordial invitation 5 extended 10 all
 Episcopa Churrh-First Sunday aftet Christmas. Holy Innocents bay. 8 a, m, carly celebration of holy comm1Hon; 10 q, m, Sunday school Il a, m, morning prayer and sermon. January i, Feast Of ClrcHmcisirl, Happy New Year to all
 A, N. l., Zion church--il a. n..