New Britain herald., 1925-01-26
NJ, 10. Church Notes

NJ, F. Church Notes The probationers' class of tho M. E. church will meet at the parson- ago at o'clock on Tuesday after noon. Thursday evening Is Community | night. The Ladies Aid Society will ' serve supper from o'clock on. At :, the close there will be q social hour. 1, A good program has been provided consisting of music by the church orchestra song by Miss Dorothy Rogers, and q good community sing | for all. Games will be another big | item for the evening and prayer 1 meeting will conclude the evenings program. This is a new innovation and the pastor hopes to greet a large gathering.
 Hearing On Crossing The town officials and the officials of the New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co.,, will gather | together at hearing in the town hall tomorrow morning to discuss the West Main street railroad cross ing situation. The hearing was scheduled to have been held last Wednesday morning but because of the heavy storm. the railroad men could not find the time to appear and the selectmen postponed the meeting until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Both the town and rail- road company officials are acting on a suggestion of the public utilities commission that they get together to see if an amicable settlement could be reached. If this is not pos sible, then the commission will rule on the matter.
 Epidemic Is Over
 Dr. George r. Cook, health offi- cer, stated today that the scarlet fever epidemic in PlainviIle is prac- tically over, with no new cases hay ing developed within the past few weeks and those afflicted with the sickness near to complete recovery. | The, doctor stated that great deal i of the credit for keeping the cpl demic in hand and later suppressing | it, is due to Miss Elizabeth Heine- man, public health nurse. for her work among the school children. IL was due to her vigilance in segre- 1 gating the sore throat cases at the schools and sending them home that | so few contacts were reported. Miss licineman was quick 10 appreciate lthe conditions with scarlet fever in 1 the town and her steady and hard work in tracing symptoms was re- Warded with few cases among the school children. The work of the 1 by ,Dr. Cook also and he wished to express his appreciation of the CO., operation he has received on all sides.
 Reai Estate Transfer
 MT. and Mrs. A, A. Trombley have purchased cottage at 2l East Broad street from the Painvlle Realty Co. They have moved into their new home from their former residence at 10 Washington street.
 Old Resident Dies
 The many friends of Mrs. Mar garet Filming of Naugatuck will be grieved to learn that she passed away last week and was buried in Naugatuck. She is an old time resi- dent of Plainville, having made her home for years on Broad street. No details of the obsequics have been received.
 Continue Meetings
 Rev A. D. kendrick. D. D., of Hartford rendered two powerful and Inspiring sermons at the services in the Plainvile Baptist church yester- day. Dr. Kendrick, beginning to- night, will speak every evening this week in the church at 7:45 o'clock. There will also be a song service and the public of PIainville is cordially invited to attend.
 Attending Wedding
 Mrs. I. J. Birnbaum and daughter, Roslyn are in New York to attend the wedding today of Mrs. Birn- baum's niece, Dorothy Brnbaum. The ceremony is being performed to- day in the metropolis.
 Prayer Meeting An evangelistic prayer meeting will be held Tuesday evening nt 1 7:45 o'clock under the auspices of the Hartford Praying Band at the home of Treat L. Sanford. 192 Broad street.
 Rebekah Notes All officers and members of the Martha Rebekah lodge, I. o. o. F., drill team are asked to report in Odd Fellows hall for rehearsal this eve ming at 7:3o o'clock sharp.
 The Martha Sewing Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. A. Brown on Washington street "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. All members are asked to attend.