New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

Clicrtory. Pastoral Symphony"
 Tho Messiah, Solo, "Chrlstmas sonG," Adam, Dorothy Baldwin McCray, Post Jude, Chorus Of Shepherds"
 Lcmmens. Church school after tho morning service.
 The young peoples circle leaves the church at D, m, 10 visit the Young Peoples society in the Berlin Congregational church.
 The childrcn's Christmas festival on Thursday, D, m, in the church Rehearsal for the same on Wed. nesday afternoon.
 Episcopal Church,
 Tomorrow the Fourth Sunday in Advent, will be observed at the Church Of Our Saviour with the fol- lowing programs: q. m, early cclc- bration of Holy Communion. 10 a. m., chuch school. II q. m,, morning prayer and sermon by tho rector, Rev. George l. Browne. 7;30 ?. m, evening prayer.
 At 1880 o'clock Thursday evening Christmas Eve, there will be a Christmas service for the church ! school. with Christmas carols. tree, and an address
 On Christmas morning at o;3o o'clock thcro will bo prayer and an address by the pastor, followed by Holy Communion at 10 o'clock.
 Baptist Church. Rev. o. P. Campbell will be the preacher at the Plainville Baptist church morning and evening. Morn ing service at 10:45 a. m. Sunday school following morning service. Evening service at ' p. m.
 TAB p. m, Thursday prayer meeting.
 Catholic Church
 The regular services will bo held at s and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing at the church of Our Lady of Mercy, with Sunday school at g o'clock.
 At 3;3o o'clock in the afternoon there will he a Christmas entertain ment for the children of the church school. Santa Claus will drop in and distribute presents from a Christmas tree to every child pres ent. A fine program of songs and rccitations by the children has been arranged hy q committee.
 On Christmas day, Friday, there will be masses at s and 10 o'clock In the morning.
 S359.G0 For Y. w. C. 4.
 The local committee for the Hart ford county Y. ". c. A. campaign wishes to thank all contributors tc this fund for county work in 1926 Both Catholics and protcstants worked hand in hand to put over the recent drive and the splendid piece of generous giving whicl they ac. compIishcd is considered a lint thing by all.
 The following note has hcen re ccivcd from the Country Treasure, Amy Pratt of South Glastonbury: "Thank you very much for th, wonderful array of checks amount ing to the joyful sum of $34i.G' from Plainvillc."
 The Pllinvillc Girl Reserves ha' just contributed S10 which count on this fund, and the committee ha' one pledge for $5. This bring , Plainvillc's gift up to $569.G0.
 Martha Rchckah Election
 Martha ENbckah lodge will hol : an important meeting Monday nigh \ There will bo degree work, roll cal I and election of officers. A full at | tendance is requested. 1 PlanviIlc M. l.. Church | There will be special Christina l services in the Plainvllle M. | ! church tomorrow at both mornin | and evening services. An addrcs l will be given by the pastor, Rev l Arthur A. Ball, at each service, tha 1 will be appropriate for the scasoI | As the first Christmas sermon wa | heraldod by the "multitude of tn l Heavenly hosts" in song, so the spc 1 cial feature at the services tomor l row will he music and song. In th | morning two anthems will be ren / dcrCd by the choir.