Methodist
Rev. N. B. Burton, Pastor
Thomas Bell was the leader of the
Epworth League service last Sunday.
Tuesday evening the teachers’
training class met at the parsonage.
Wednesday evening, the Ladies’ Aid
held their meeting for the election of
officers and other business.
Friday evening. Miss Etta Whiting
will give an entertainment in the
church parlors. A small admission
will be charged.
St Philip’s
Sunday, April 13th, morning service
at 10.45. Church School at 12 noon
Eastern Sunday, April 20th. Com
munion and sermon by Dr. W. B. Olm
stead at 9.45 A. M.
Eastford Baptist
Services at the Eastford Baptist
church, North Ashford, were resumed
on Sunday after a lapse of five weeks
Owing to the difficulty of bad roads
cnly a small congregation was pres
ent in the morning. The pastor, Rev.
Norman M. Bloore, based his sermoD
on Matthew 1:25. “He took her by
the hand”, the title of the* sermon be
ing "The Hand”. In the evening a
stereoptieon service was held and de
spite the weather condition there was
an attendance of twenty-four. The ti
tle of the lecture was “The Child Lite
of the Nation”, and was read by the
pastor.
OBITUARY
Dr. Arakel H. Nazarian
There are many in Putnam who will
remember Dr. Nazarian, Methodist
minister in Boston for many years,
who died there last Thursday.
He married Miss Alice Heath of tHIs
city, a sister of the late Sidney Heath,
and was an occasional visitor to Put
nam. A Boston paper speaks of him
as follows:
Dr. Arakel H. Nazarian. a Methodist
clergyman for 32 years in Greater
Boston, died last night at his home,
21 Audobon raod, Back Bay. Until
his retirement, five years ago, he had
held the pastorate of People's Temple
for seven years.
