New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1920, Page 2

nusual, Picture Frames ge Assortments‘ THE kinson Drug Co. 69-171 Main Street CITY ITEMS ety brand clothes have arrived. e a's—advt. n Darrow of Prospect street was ed on for appendicitis Tuesday Francis hospital. His condition orable. spring suits, $20.00 to $65.00, se-Leland’s—advt. Second Ward Republican club peet this evening at republican ers for a social time. . Parker, head of the Parker [.com v, is confined to his by Ulness. assortment boys’ blouses, 950 65, at Besse-Leland’'s.—advt. wedding of James Maher of jercial street and Miss Helen on of East Main street will be hized at St. Mar: church on 21. dly let our friends know that ng are ready at ine Company \0 2 was called ley street late yesterday after- 0 extinguish a grass fire in the f the Gulf Refining company, it is beliecved by sparks fmnx ing locomotive. n, blue and brown flannel $8.00 and $10.00, at Besse- ‘s.—advt. ¥ inski has sold a farm of n Cromwell, to Joseph Het- the New this city through Farm Agency. Hot water Syre Relief - FOR LI; YOUR GESTION en acid-distressed, ieve the indigestion I-MOIDS solve easily on hgue—as pleasant take as candy. p your stomach try Ki-moids. DE BY SCOTT & BOWNE S OF SCOTT'S muulo‘rg_‘ 2 ol = RELIABLE SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES ur Prescription Department Siands for Both (ELROD’S ARMACY 5 PARK ST 10w/ INDIGESTION | 'EMMANUEL CHURGH JUCCESSFUL YEAR, TFinancial Report Read and! Officers Are Elected : R i A most successful year, fimancially and spiritually, was reported last evening at the annual meeting of the Emmanuel Gospel church and officer:s | were named to serve for the year. | The church has been in existence but four years and already has paid for its valuable property on Iranklin square and started a building fund for 2 mew edifice to be erected upon the | site of the present church. Rev. M. S. Anderson was pastor from the time i of organization of the congregation ! until his death, which occurred dur- ing the year, and his pulpit has been | filled by Rev. Fred Wilson, of Brook-~ ! 1yn, who is soon to leave for Africa for missionary work. A committes, eonsx.sflng of H. C. Capen, H. Spencer, i Starr and C. Plumb, was appointed to secure a new pastor. Mrs. M. S. Anderson, widow of the deceased pas- | tor, wwas extended a formal call to act as pastor’s assistant and she accepted the call. The financial report showed the year's receipts to Thave been | $10,605.56. The amount on hand for a building fund was stated to be $4,515.81. The amount expended for missionary work was $2,037. The need of a mew church building was brought out at the meeting and it was shown that the present quarters are not large enough to accommodate the congregation. Officers named were: Treasurer, Herbert Spencer; assistant treasurer, Clifford Guite; financial secretary, | H. C. Capen; assistant, Mrs. G. Dick- erman; clerk, Charles Plumb; assist- ant, Mrs. H. C. Capen; auditors, Frank Hill and Miss Anna M. Rockwell; cor- responding secretaries, Frank Hill and Herbert Spencer; chairman of ushers, H. C. Capen, Jr.; chairman of | cottage meeting work, Robert Mac- Quarrie; chairman of 10 o'clock | pm)er and praise service, F'red Wil- deacons, William Wtkinson, H. fipen(‘(‘r‘ B. Woodward, A. Hart, F. Willey, Mr. Murdock, H. C. Capen and | Percy Anderson; deaconesses, Mrs. L. ‘Anderson, Mrs. W. Atkinson, Mrs. D. Dickerman, Mrs. F. Hill, Mrs. C. Plumb, Mrs. H. Spencer, Mrs. Ia Moody, Mrs. F. Atwater, Mrs. Lena Schofield, Mrs. Perry Guite and Mrs. II. C. Capen; trustees, William Atkin- son, H. Spencer, . Dodge, H. Capen, F. Willey, A. Hart and Char Plumb. FOR CLASS REUNION Commnittee of 1918 Alumni Will Meet Tonight to Perfect Plans for Social To Be Held Next Month. A meeting of the committee ap- pointed to arrange for a reunion of the N. B. H. S. class of 1918, will be held this evening at 7 o’clock in the model apartment of the Vocational | High school. Plans are being made to hold the affair in the Elks' home, Tuesday, April 6, and it {s expected that the attendance will number well over 100. A banquet will be served and dancing will follow. The committee is composed of: Chairman Charles Hoffman: Bennett Hibbard, Theodore Harry Kerin, Bernard Anna Ahern, Helen Clancy. Mulvi- hill, and the four class officers. A program, to include short talk members of the class, is being | pared. 1 pre- | nner Tendered | { C - Hoffman. ‘Mah splendid vocal best. 4 onc-steps and 4 waltzes. of Norwich. James . Hayes of | visit to’ New | , last night. | rict Dept Norwich paid his aflici Britain lodge, B. P. O. I There was a large gathering of the . members of the organization in at- | tendance at the meeting. 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