New Britain herald., 1927-01-18
WANT MELVILLE AS
 CHURCH RECTOR
Church of Our Saviour Members
 Seek Divinity Student
i WILL FORM AUXILIARY
Foresters to Organize Companions of Forestry at Anniversary Meet- ing-Grange Meeting Tonight Methodist Church Notes.

Methodist Church Notes.
 Leonard Melville will pc sought to fill the vacant rectorate at the Church of Our Saviour. a commit tee being appointed ar the annual meeting of the church last night to communicate the wishes of the members to Bishop Atcheson. MT. Melville. who is a student at Berke- ley Divinity school !n Middletown. has preached at the local church regularly for several months and has impressed the parishioners so favorably that last night they de- cided to extend a call to him. He will be graduated from the school in June and be ordained then. The committee appointed co secure his services consists Of William $. Eaton and Harold s. Washburn.
 The rectorate of the Church of Our Saviour has been vacant for almost a year. Rev. George J. Browne resigning last spring be- cause of ill health. The vacancy was supplied by various ministers for a time and then Mir. Melville was obtained to preach regularly.
 Due to the lack of a rector, the church has passed through rather trying year. the reports showed, but it came through satisfactorily. Despite the vacant rectorate, the membership remained just about the same during the year, while the Sunday school grew to gratifying extent. A small cash balance was shown by the treasurer's report.
 Edward Lackey was reelected clerk last night; he has served in that position for a number of years with great efficiency. w. s. Eaton was elected senior warden and c. H. Curtis junior warden. The Wardens and five others will constitute the yestry; the other five, elected last night, are II. s. Washburn. F.. s. I.aclley, J. II. LaField, R. E. Hoerle, and James A. Eaton. Delegates ana oiternates to several conventions were chosen.
 To Organize Dau:eS 1iTCit
 An attempt to form a ladies cir cle of Companions Of Forestry Will be made at the c1th anniversary celebration of Court General Law ton, Foresters of America, in Odd Fellows hall next Tuesday evening. Three women have been secured to speak on the subject Of the ladies organization; they are Mrs. NlIliam Roberts, chief companion of Forest vile Circle. Companions of For estrv. and Mrs. William Cafferty and Mrs Philip Ryan, also of the For estville Circle.
 Each member of the court is re- duested to bring his wife, sisters, or daughters. or any women "hoIh they think would be interested Tn forming such a circle here. All women. whether they have relatives in the Foresters or not, are invited tc be present.
 The newly elected officers of Court General Lawton will be ln- stalled. The installation will be carried on by Grand Chief Ranger Albert Rawiszer and Grand Sen'or Woodward Patrick Cook of Court E,ycrwelcome, Bristol A joint so- cial will follow and refreshments will be served. A full attendance IS expected.
 The local court was formed 27 years ago, in 1900 A number or the charter members are still in the court.
 Grange Meeting
 The regular bi-monthly meeting of Plainyille Grange will be held this evening at s o'clock. As announced at the last meeting, the program will consist of a "Kicker's Half Hour" in which all members pres cnt are expected to take part. Re- ports of the State Grange will also be given. There will be presented also a short sketch, "Friend Illus band" by the Misses Sadie Oxen uuist and Mabel Johnson.
 Methodist Church Notes
 The Ladies Aid society of the Plainville NJ. F church will meet this evening at the nome ol Mfs' George Nelson of West Main street,
 The Enworth league will give a social tomorrow evening.
 The regular mid-Week prayer meeting will be held on Thursday evening.
 The men of the church will give their second annual supper on Wednesday evening, February 7
 Thibauit-Julian
 Miss Florence Julian was married to Annie Thibault at O clock yester- day morning at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. She was given away by her grandfather, Samuel Robidany. with whom she was liv- ing. The best man was Joseph AL