New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-03
VACCINATION NOW
OBLIGATORY HERE
School Board Passes Ruling at
Regular Meeting Last Night
BUT One MEMBER OBJECTS

/, NV" 'ohSS Ncuu1HR VIII lie
solemnizcd Today--Rally Sunday
To Re Observed At KensIngton
Congregational Church--Items.
| A rule providing that all children
entering the schools OF Berlin for
1 the first time must be vaccinated,
unless they can show a certificate
from a physician, stating reasons for
exemption, was passed at a meeting
of the Berlin school board last night.
Only one objection to the ruling was
registered at the meeting, 1t being
passed almost unanimously.
The matter has received the care
full and conscientious study and in
vc5igation of the board and 1t is
believed that 1t is to the benefit OF
the town generally that such a rul-
ing be passed. 1t has been up for
discussion for several months.
The meeting last evening was
rather short. although there was
considerable routine business TO be
acted upon. this in keeping with the
fact that the meeting was the final
one before election. The annual re-
port of the superintendent was pre-
scented and accepted and the regular
monthly bills were also ordered paid.
Rally Day At Church
Tomorrow will be Rally Sunday at
the kensington Congregational
church, marking the formal open
ing of the winter season after the
customary let up in the activities
during the summer months. All de-
partments will get down to business
and will be in full swing tomorrow.
Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, pastor Of
the church, has arranged schedule
of sermons, dealing with st. Paul's
Letter 10 the Romans. This series
will begin tomorrow and will be con-
! cluded on December 81. Each Sun
day he will take up certain chapters
OF the Letter.
Evening Services.
fNS CApldlItu III lllN ny "
the congregation, the series Of even
ing services will be something new.
They will be informal in nature and
they will consist of Bible subjects,
discussed in an interesting manner.
The schedule is rs follows:
Oct. H. What is the Old Tesla
ment" In what way Is it 1nfalible?
Oct. II, How did We get our Old
Testament? The writer's and their
source Of Information.
Oct. is, The Word of God,
Oct. IS, The Beginnings. (Rcad
Genesis. Chapters LID.
Nov. !, The Patriarchs. Who arc
the Hebrews? (Read Genesis 12-2S.)
Nov. S, Israel and Egypt. tRead
Genesis 1850 and Exodus 1-19)
Nov. IS, The Hexateuch.
Nov. %, The Mosaic Law.
a. The Ten Commandments. Elk.
@O:1-17.
b. The Covenant Code. Tx.
20:22-2S:SS.
c. The Holiness Code Lev. III
! 26:19.
d. The Ceremonial Decalogue. Elk.
34:1-40:39.
e. The Deuteronomic Code. Deut.
| 12:1-26:19.
No. IS, The Period OF the Judges
of Israel. Difference, Books of
Judges and Ruth.)
Dec. 6, Samuel The Prophet. Clst
Samuel 1:1-12:35 and 13:14-l9D
Dec. IS, The Times of The Kings
| Of Israel and Judah. 1st Saml,
1916 and 1914 TO end of II
| Chron.)
Dec. 20, Elijah and Other Early
Prophets. (Read l Kings 17:1-19:21,
II Kings 1;1-2:22, 5:1-27 and 1914
49,
Dec. IT, The First Writing Proph-
cts, (Read Hosea and AmosD
Horton Giibncy Wedding
| A pretty Wedding will be solemn
/ lied this afternoon at $50 o'clock,
when Miss Marion Remington Glib
ney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam II. Gibney OF Berlin. will be-
come the bride of Walter N. Horton
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dunbar of
New London.
| The ceremony will be performed
| by Fey. Samuel 4. Fishe. pastor of
the Berlin Congregational church, at
the home of the brides brother, W.
G. Gihney at It's Winthrop street,
New Britain. The matron Of honor
will he Mrs. f. Bradbury and the
| best man will be Harold Horton of
New London. brother of the groom.
About 100 guests are expected at
the ceremony. They will he present
from New London, Montvillc, Berlin.
| Seymour, Waterbury and Meriden.
| The house will be decorated with
golden rod and purple astrrs,
The bride will be attired in
gown of white crepe satin, with a
veil of Spanish lace trimmed with
pearls and orange blossoms. She will
carry shower bouquet Of white
roses. Her attendant will wear q
gown of Nile green chiffon satin and
will carry a bouquet of pale pink
roses. The bride will present her
attendant with a gold piece and the
grooms attendant will receive
cigarette case.
Miss Virginia Gibncy, niece Of the
bride, will act as flower girl and
the ring bearer will be Master Arth-
ur Leroy Gibney of Seymour.
nephew Of the bride. The wedding
march will be played by Miss Ruth
Gibney, a niece of the bride.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Horton will leave on an extended
wedding trip and upon their return
will reside at $50 Greenwood street,
New Britain. Mr.. Horton is en-
ployed at the Corbin Cabinet Lock
company.
Visiting In New Haven
Miss Rose Kiniry, substitute al the