New Britain herald., 1928-04-02
Miss Abigail Rachel kpaDn

 Miss Abigail Rachel Knapp, S4 years old, died this morning at the homo of Miss Caroline Savage wit whom she made her homo for the past S4 years. She was born in l;onnd Hill, Greenwich, April 9, 1S44.
 She leaves a brother, Isaac Knapp of Washington. D. C.. d sister, Mrs. F.. $. Ellis of East Long Meadow, Mass, six nicces and eight nephcws
 Funeral services will be held at the home Of Miss Savage Wedncs- day afternoon at ? o'clock. Rev. Samuel I'islle. pastor Of the Berlin Congregational church. will officiate. Enrial will be in Wilcox cemetery, East Berlin.
 Scout Meetings
 Girl Scouts, Troop 1, of the Bcr- in Congregational church. meets this afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. $. Chase Coalc will be in charge.
 Boy Scout Troop 1. will meet to- morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at tll' I'' ' iIL 'rptel' Ed l1cIidi NItdl t- Scoutmastor Emil o. Shierdcn will be in charge. The cub scouts wilt meet at 6:45 o'clock tomorrow eve ming.
 All Day Sewing Meeting
 The women of the Berlin tougrc- Gational parish will attend an all day sewing meeting at the home of Mrs. Russell $. Gold of Worthington ridge tomorrow. starting at 10 o'clock.
 Noon Lcnten Services
 Noon lentcn services will he held at the First church in New Britain tomorrow. Rev. Williarl II. Adcrson will speak on "Rarabas."
 No Trace of Owner
 No trace has been found of tho owner of the new sedan that was found abandoned in kensngton last Wednesday afternoon. The car is at tho Pennington avenue garage, awaiting further developments.
 Dog Licenses Due
 Dog licenses are now duo and pay able at the town clerks office. There arc over 400 dogs in town at the present time.
 Intcrestin: Notes
 Leslie Warner of the Berlin Con- struction company has returned from q weeks stay in Chicago.
 Constable John Lewis has been stationed at Mcridcn to do traffic duty on the new road that is being constructed there. Constable William Ritclic is working on the night shift directing traffic.
 Mir. and Mrs. John 1'r"hy moved 10 Stanley street in New Britain Sat urday. They are well known in Der lin
 Rev. Samuel 4. Flslc of the Ser lin Congregational church gave the Palm Sunday address at the meeting of tho Everynan's Bible class yester- day.
 Confession Wednesday Evening Confessions will be heard at st. Paul's church on Wednesday eve ming by Rev. John C. Brennan and Rev. Thomas brennan, in order to give members Of the parish chance to make their Easter duty.
 Injured by Car
 Henry Lech of no Rockwell ave- nue. New Britain, a young boy. was struck by a car driven by William H. Squire of 4 Washington Height Ter race. Meriden, yesterday afternoon on the swamp road. The boy was taken to the hospital where it was found that ha was suffering from abrasions to his body and face. He was reported as resting comfortable this morning. Constable William Brown investigated the accident and found no cause for arrest.
 East Berlin Items
 Grand officers night will be ob- this evening by local temple of Pythian Sisters. The visiting of ficers will be feted and dined by the Sisters who have arranged for an evening of entertainment and pleas urc through its committee on ar The largest attendance of members since organization is expected
 The Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist church will hold it's an- nual meeting and election Of officers in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. This being hc most important meeting of tho year ever. member is expected to