New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-19
home Of Mrs. Fred Root on Norton

place.
i. FNneral. OF Mr.. Grecnier
Funeral services for william
Greenier. who died Friday at 81.
Francis hospital, Hartford, will be
held on Monday morning at >
o'clock at his late residence, -
Canal street. followed by q service
at tho Church OF our Lady Of
Mercy. Interment will be made in
81 Joseph's cemetery.
Baptist Church
Regular Sunday services will be
held ut the, Baptist church. Morning
worship at 1O:45 o'clock. sermon by
the pastor. preceded by talk to the
juniors. The junior choir will sing.
Bible school at !: o'clock. Interme-
date B. Y. P. U. at 6:15 p. m. Eve
ming service at o'clock. Senior B.
Z. r. U. at s o'clock.
. Prayer meeting Thursday evening
from 1880 to O'Clock: s to .
o'clock. training class under the
leadership Of o. r. Campbell OF
Hartford. The public is cordially in
Gospel Mission
Services at the Plainville Gospel
Mission tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: Sabbath school at ESQ p. m.
in charge Of Frank Burleigh Of Bris-
toll. Evening praise and preaching
service at I o'clock. The message of
the evening will be a philosophic in
depreciation OF THE Marvel Of CAL
vary" The public is invited. Prayer
meeting each Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock In some home an
nounced each week.
Catholic Church
The regular masses will be held at
and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
at the Church Of Our Lady of
Mercy. Sunday school will meet ut
a. m.
At s o'clock Monday morning
there will be an anniversary requiem
thigh mass for Miss Catherine Roo
ney. At . O'Clock funeral mass
will be celebrated for William Gree
nier.
On Tuesday morning at o'clock
there will be an anniversary re-
QUEEN high mass for Nellie Gubbins.
: Mrs. Mary bates Dies
Mrs. Mary Hall Bates. widow Of
Reuben Bates, died early this'morn-
ing at her home. IL Cooke street.
after an illness Of several months.
She was born on April 90. 1s45.
Mrs Bates is survived by three sons.
Charles Bates of Plainville. son in
Portland. and one other.
Funeral arrangements. which are
incomplete, are in charge Of w, A.
Bailey g. Co.
Poverty Social
A very successful poverty social
Vas held last evening in the Baptist
church parlors under the auspices of
the r. y. r. u. Rags and tatters
galore and odd articles of wearing
apparel were in evidence. Coffee,
cake and sandwiches were sold.
These. with the fines imposed, netted
4 neat sum for the treasury.
A short program WAS given as fol-
lows: Piano and violin selection by
Mrs. Richard Sedergren and Thomas
Barracloush. Vocal duet, Mrs. Floyd
II. Stillman and Miss Hope Farrar.
Piano solo. Phelps Kendrick. Read
ing, Miss Alice NJ. Lane. Harmonica
solo. Il. Sedergren.
Mrs. James Webster received the
prize for S,eing the most poverty
stricken looking person, while Mrs.
II. Scdergren and Mrs. Irving Tyler
received honorable mention" Mrs.
birthday cake in honor OF her birth
day anniversary. which was yestcr-
day.
Apron So<'iaI
An apron cocial, given by the
ukulele club Of the Advent Christian
church. will be held next Friday eve
ming at o'clock at the home Of
Irving S. Purdy G3 East Broad
street. Miniature aprons will be dis
tributed In which will be found the
details of the social, the price Of ad-
mission, etc. The money collected in
the aprons will be used for church
work. A program of music. readings.
and games has been arranged. All
friends and members of the church
and congregation are cordially invit-
cd TO attend.
EIrcMcn to Meet
All french are requested to meet
at the firemen's rooms at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon for the purpose
Of paying their respect to their de-
ceased fcllow-member, Willien
Greenier, who died Friday.
Mosmopottan League