New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
'COE RESIGNS FROM STANDARD FACTORY
Retiring Mechanical Superin, tendent ShOWered With Gifts
UNION SERVICE TOMORROW
Farewell to Rev, ]. C.. Ward at lap list Church-Ncw Superintendent at Newton Mfg. Co.-(hurCh NU. ticcs-HylrantS Must Be Freed,

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 Walter M, Coo, for tho past soy cral years mechanical superintendent at the Standard Steel and Earrings plant in painville, is scvering his cnnections with that concern today, In token or the nmicablc feeling be tween him and iiH many friends e the plant, ho w. presented with trN- cral rem mb7aur.' which included gold pieces, hap.o wall clock, pipo and fountain Y.In
 Mir. Coc is well known in Bristol having hcl4 Q responsible position in the New DrI rturo Mfg. co. His many friends in this community hope thai he will not leave this Ni- cinity, where he is so well known and has so many friends.
 Union Service For Mir. Ward.
 A union service by the Plainvillc Ministers association will be held in the Baptist church tomorrow even ing al [ o'clock.
 This service is in recognition Of Rev. John G. Ward. who is about 10 rclinquish his pastoratc on account Of ill health.
 Tentative orders Of service:
 Presiding, Rev Charlos $. Wyc- kotf.
 Scripture, Rev. George l. Browne.
 Prayer, Rev. Mr, Mombledu.
 Address, Rev. Arthur A. Ball. president Of the Ministers associa- tion.
 Benediction, Rev. John G. Ward.
 New Superintendent.
 William E. Hoylc has taken llp his duties as superintendent of the Newton Mfg. Co. Mir, Hoylc was for q long time connected with Browne X Sharpe Of Providence, R. l., and then with Warner Bros. Of Bridge port, coming from there to the local concern He is an experienced man In his line, He and his family have taken an apartment at 147 West Main street.
 Congregational Church
 Morning service at lO:45 o'clock. Sermon. "The Chosen Ones" Church school after the morning service. Christian Endeavor at D. h. in stead of i. Special "NiSitors Meet ing and 45th anniversary of Chris tian F,ndcavor" Offering for Dr. Clark's Recognition fund; light re- Greshments; every one cordially u. vited.
 Young Peoples circle at G;1l p. m. Devotional, Wesley SrhNHu. "Tho Faults of thr Other l'rGoW,' Russell ScOvi!!". I'nion scr,ice in the Baptist cHurch it D. m. jn honor of the Rev. John C. Ward whose health has compelled his resignation as pastor.
 The Womnn's Federation will meet Thursday at 9:%0 D. In. in the parish house. Peasant Pioneers" will be reviewed by Miss Drake. The missionary envelopes are due.
 The Federation evening grolp will meet Thursday al 7:&Q D. n in the parish house.
 Episcopal Church
 Services at the Church of Our Saviour tomorrow, ScXagcaima Sun day, will be as follows: 10 q. m. church school; Ii q. m.. morning prayer and sermon by the rector, Rev. George l. Browne.
 The regular meeting of the vestry will be held in the rectOr's study &t S o'clock Monday evening.
 On Thursday evening the post ponod card party will be held in thr parish house directly after the nest ing of the Women's guild,
 Hartford Praying Band
 Tho Hartford Praying Band will meet at o'clock tomorrow after noon at tho home of Herbert H. Salmon on Hughes street This is q Christian, evangelical. undenomr- ational group, and the public is in vitcd.
 Baptist Church Morning service at 10:45 o'clock; Rev. II. B. Sloat of Hartford will he the preacher. Sunday school follow ing the morning service. Evening service, union meeting of all local Protestant churches at o'clock; Rev. A. A. Ball will be tho speaker. At 7:45 o'clock Thursday evening the regular mid-wcok prayer meet { ing will be hcld
 Plainvillc VI. F.. Church The services of the Plainyille NJ. 1 F. church tomorrow will he as fol- | lows: Morning servic" at 10:45 q.