New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-04
Preparing Town Report

The town report is now being pre-
pared for the printers. This annual
booklet contains the reports of the
various officers and committees of
the town and is usually ready for is
sue shortly before the annual town
meeting.
Mrs. Josephine Baker
The death Of Mrs. Josephine Baker
occurred yesterday afternoon at the
home Of her son. Edward Baker. on
Crown strost. Mrs. Baker had been
an invalid for several years and the
end was not unexpected, as she had
been in critical condition for
some time. She was IS years of axe
and was the widow of Hershel
Bakar, who died a number of years
ago.
Besides her son Edward, with
whom she made her home, she Is
survived by a step daughter, Mrs.
Lottie NJ. Rich OF New York city.
The funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon, with services at 2:30
o'clock at the undertaking parlor OF
w. A. Bailey & Co. Rev. Alexis d.
kendrick, ID. will be in charge.
1nterment will be in West cemetery.
John Peplow
John Peplow. aged As years, died
Yesterday afternoon at Mt. Sanat
hospital, Hartford. where he had
been a patient for several weeks.
Mr.. Peplow was a native Of Middle
town, but he had lived here for
eight years being employed by the
Peck Spring Co.
Mr.. Peplow leaves his wife. five
children. his father. John Peplow,
ST., of Hartford; three sisters Mrs. I
r. Hinkelman of East Hartford. |
Mrs. Charles Oppelt of Detroit,
Mich. and Mrs. Fred Tischofer of |
Hartford. and one brother, Adam /
Peplow of New York city.
Methodist Church
The services in the PlainviIle NJ.
E. church tomorrow will be az fol-
oWs; Morning worship at 1915
clock sermon by Rev. Arthur A.
Ball pastor. Time of Sunday school
Will be changed tomorrow to the
winter schedule, 2 o'clock, immedi-
ftely after the morning service. +
fhere will be no Epworth league In
ne evening. owing to the New Ha-
zen district Epworth league rally on
he camp grounds. The local Young
people are a part Of the district and
hey nave voted to postpone their
meeting for tomorrow. The official i
BOARD meeting will be on Tuesday
eVening, instead of Monday, owing
o the holiday.
y. NJ. F. Zion Church
Morning worship at the Redeem.
II A. NJ. F. Zion church will be
le'd tomorrow at II o'clock. with Il
communion service and a sermop
" the pastor, Rev. NJ. N. Greene.
he church school will meet at
us p. m. The Christian En-
leaVor service will be held at $50 |
}. m. with the president Miss So
ma Naaman in charge. The even I
ng preachingfi service will be held '
t 1850 o'clock; Mr.. Greene will s
ave for his theme, The Primacy |
L Moral Values" :
Carnival Closing
The carnival being conducted hy
ck-Barnes post, American Le-
ION on the lot next TO its hall on
street. will come to a close ,,
As usual, there will be ,
ancing, and Miss Ruth Clayton will ,,
Wind UP her week OF thrilling aerial ..
with a final series of
stunts.
Salrs-Mason eWdding :,
George W, Sales and Mrs. Alkaline It
Jason We're married at 7;S0 o'clock :,
thursday evening in the presence Of -
heir families and immediate rela- u
yes. Rev. NJ. n. Greene, pastor of +
1e Redeemer's A. NJ. +. Zion
hurch, performed the ceremony, ,
sing the Episcopal ring ceremony. !
I. Greene was accompanied by his
life.
Baptist Church ,
Sunday services at the Baptist a
nurch will be as follows: Bible :
,hool at 10 a. m. Preaching by the /,
astor. Rev. A. D. Kendrick, D. D., r
a. M, followed by communion. g
vening service at O'Clock.
Dung peoples service at : p. m. a
he public is cordially invited to all a
rvices. s.
Notes. c
The annual business meeting of Z