New Britain herald., 1929-11-25

\ past masters NlSIl was NrId by Franklin lodge. No 5G, A r. ami A. N., ut the Masonic temple Sat urday. There were nearly 35O pres ent 10 witness the degree work, which started al @:3p p. m.
 X supper, prepared and served 0t the Endee inn by Harry Browne, was enjoyed by a large number or members in the evening.
 Cows stolen
 Two COWS, two weeks and t1 days old, respectively. were stolen from tho barn of Albert Bernstein. who operates d livestock business on ! Lake avenue. sometime last uight, according 10 report which Mr. Bernstein made at police hcddquaT- tcrs this morning. The barn. un- i locked. was entered and the animals removed without the least noise Thieves in this vicinity started by stealing chickens but have advauc- cd 10 the cattle rustlcrs' game Tha police are Investigating the robbery and hope 10 apprch,nd the culpri,s and put an end to such petty thiolcrE
 Capacity Crowd at Celebration l The Prospect Methodist Episcopal church was filled to capacity al both i the morning and afternoon obsery- r@nces of its 95th anniversary cel"- bration held yesterday. The pro- gram opened with an organ prelude, l. t"Larg0.' and then the gathering sang Holy. Holy, Holy, Lord God ! Almighty" Another hymn was sung and an invocation was dcliv- cred by the minister and the people ! in turn. The morning sermon was tdolIvercd by Rev George Elliot, D. . D.. L.. l., D.. editor of the "Alcth- odisl Review" There was hancd;c- l ton and an organ postlude. Fri |umpnol March,"
 An organ prelude opened the eNe~ ming worship at o'clock and d 1 proccSsioual hymn was sung. Pray . rr followed and there was q read- ing of letters from former pastors ~of the church. Rev. l.. II. Dor chester of Hartford. former pas tor. delivered q brief talk on the anniversary and then the choir of - voices rendered "Tho Song or Thanllsgiving, which was followed . by hencdiction. An organ postlude closed the service
 There were about 7j persons pres ont at "reunion service" of the [ Prospect "alumni" held at 4:%0 D. l h., and about the same number at tended light supper served for out of-town guests at 5.&o o'clock. The personnel of the choir which , rendered the song of thanksgiving was announced as follows: Sopra- nos, Mrs Edward l.. Graham. solo ist; Mrs. John L. Shields, Mrs. De borah E. Pandajis, Mrs. l.. l., Burg | hoff Miss Anne Crowthnr Miss . Marian Porch. Miss Leona Brown, Miss catherine M. Eddy, Miss Nir- 1 ginia McMaster; altos Mrs. Worthiny Y. Snow. sOloiSt; Mrs. Hazel powell. Mrs Bertha M. Porch. Mrs. William W. Clark, Miss Olive M. OsgOod. Miss Edith <. Cook. Miss Lillian r, Scott. Miss Eleanor Shields: tvnors, N't' ' Iol VI ' opN, NOlplNl, II. W CHS Taylor. Charles Lockwood. Elswort l Atwood. Henry Lovejoy, G. A. Elm stcdt, John Moncton; bassos. pr. C. J. Moore SOloist: A. ". Jepson. W. II. Graham, (. l.. Hatfield W. F. Wright Paul B. Sessions. William w. Clark and ". W. McLclhnd. i Gaylord B. Cook is the director. Ed ward l.. Graham the orGanjst and
 Miss Mavis Roe the accompanying pianist
 snowfall Yesterday
 i t.ariN yesterday afternoon large soft flakes of snow tclt upon the city and left a white covering uutil shortly after when rain set in. It Wns the second fall experienced this season.
 shots Go i>:ray
 Tt" police received report yes t"rGaE morning that several shot ,
 had been fired through a window
 in the home of the Skcldou family
 on smith street. The report was made by II. A. Steward of Terry villo avenue. who lives near the Skeld0u home.