New Britain herald., 1924-07-19

AIT hsh s"h'N s'''h" VI i1hs' 'ts nce-To Visit Shrine of si, Anne Mrs. Flynn Taken Home--Churrh Sotices--Briefs,
 Mrs Joseph Keefe Of Maple street was stricken with slight shock while at her home yesterday and her left side has leen slightly paralyzed as q result. The shock was caused it is thought, from high blood pressure but no serious consequences are expected, Mrs. Ketfe Is one of the best known women in Piainyille and her many friends hope for a complete recovery soon.
 Marriage Announcement
 James Murphy of Bristol and Mrs Gene,ieve Mecleary were married In New York city on February a5, 12e4. Mrs. Mcclcary Is the widow Of Guy Mccienry who was at one time an omploye of the Standard Steel and Bearings. Inc. He was living In Bris- to al the time Of his death, She is the daughter of Thomas conon Of 1o7 Whiting street. Plan,ille, f Air Mail Notice
 Postmaster James F. Usher has received from the post office depart ment notices regarding the sending Of mail over the air mail route. The notice states that letters being sent by air must be addressed plainly and marked for the air mail and must have sufficient postage to guarantee its delivery at it's destination.
 To Visit Shrine
 Mrs Loren Ora ham, Miss Julia Graham and James J. Graham Of West Main street, Plainvile, and Mrs. NJ. l.. Messenger Of Hartford, will leave tomorrow morning by sutomo- bic for Montreal, Canada. The party plans to visit the shrine Of St. Anne dc Boaupre which is about eight miles from Quebec and intend 10 get there ou Saturday on which the feast of t,Ie saint is observed.
 Mrs. Flynn Taken Home
 Mrs. John Flynn Of Canal street has been taken 10 her home. She was visiting friends in Bridgeport when sine was seized with an attack Of ptomaine poisoning. For a time her condition was serious and her hus- 1 band was unable to move her without great danger. Her condition is much imp, owed now and although weak, she is apparently on the road to re- coNery.
 Church Notices
 Baptist church-10:45 a. m, Beau tifyinS the Temple" will be the pas tors theme; Sunday school following the morning service; : D. m, the pas tor will speak on Being Strong" T:45 ?. m., Thursday, the prayer meeting will be held at the home Of 1 Miss Anna J. Graniss.
 1 Advent Christian church-Eev. ]. C. Libby, pastor. Morning worship and sermon at 1o:45 o'clock; Sunday school at 12 o'clock noon; Young i Peoples meeting at p. m.; evening service of song, short sermon by the pastor at : D. m. Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock, the regular prayer meeting of the church will be held. Plainyillc M. E. church, Morning worship at l0:45 o'clock. sermon by Rev. Arthur 4, Ball: Sunday school at l2 o'clock noon. A special nlusi- cal program will be rendered and the pastor hopes for large attendance. Epvorth league at p. m. There will be no evening service during the summer.
 Episcopal church--Morning praper and sermon at ii o'clock. Rev. E. E. Styring of Souhngton.
 Repairing Streets
 First Selectman William J. John son has a gang Of workmcn repair ing Maple street. Crushed stone is being used to fill in the holes which have been the source of many com plaints from autoists and the road will most probably present good ap- pearancc when tho work is finished The town scraper is being used to good advantage on many If the streets and considerable work is being ac- compIshed
 Episcopal Church Notes
 Wednesday evening al & o'clock. the Knights of Washingt on will hold their regular meeting in the parish house.
 Catholic Church Notes
 Services tomorrow morning at the church of Our Lady of Mercy will he al the usual hours of and 10 o'clock. There will be no session Of Sunday school at o'clock.
 American Legion Meeting
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