Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-24
MANSFIELD.
Attractive Programme Arranged for
Celebration of 2o0th Anniversary Of
First Congregational Church.

The First Congregational church of
Mansfield will celebrate it's 200th ami
versary by a community homecoming
on Oct. ITO. Following is the order
of exercises arranged: Friday-Schools
10 a. M, The Beginning and Develops
ment of Mansfield's Schools, A. w. Bu-
chanan. secretary of school committee;
10.15, The Old District School, DIR. e.
G. Sumner. ex-acting visitor; 1890, Our
Schools of the Present, Miss Annie Bu-.
chanan, Willimantic Model school;
10.45. The Supervisor and the Schools,
F. w. C1app, supervisor; H. Mansfield's
Agricultural College, President C. L.
Beach; 11.20. School Parade; 100 p. m,
Visits to Places of Interest; 730. Old
Folks Concert and Social Greetings
Saturday.. 80 a. m, Mansfield as a
Place of Residence, L. s. Bigelow; $50
Mansfield as Place for Agriculture
Prof. ]. M. Trueman, Storrs; 1918
Greetings from the Church, with remi
niscenses,. responses and expectations;
100 p. M, Inter Church Field Day;
7.S0, Reopening of the Churchs with
sermon by Rev. Edward p. Aver. Sun
days a. m, The Mansfield Hollow
Sunday School; II, Public Worship,
with historical discourse as prepared
by Rev. K. B. Glidden in 1875; 1890
p. M. Sunday School Hour, with some
account of the beginnings and develop
ment of the Sunday school and with
"reminiscences, expectations and an
ticipations, in charge of w. T. Storrs
and Edward P. Aver; g. An OId-Time
Afternoon Meeting, with continuance
of the historical discourse; representa-
lions of Rev. G. l.. Ayers pastorate,
by Edward p. Aver; representation of
Rev. K. BIZ Gliddens passionate; an ac-
count by Rev. E. E. Delzell of his own
passionate; representation of Rev. Clar-
ence Pixies pastorate communion of
the Lords Supper; 7.30, Young Peoples
Hour, with some account of the begin
ming and development of the yo1Ing
peoples work, by L. Nellie Storrs and
V. D. Stearns, and with "reminiscences,
appropriations and authorizations, in
charge of Rev. F. e. Delzen and r. E.
StearnS. MISUNDERSTANDING of the
Windham County association of Con-
gregational churches and ministers; 10
a. m, worship, led by Rev. Harry
Grimes; 1920, business, including the
adoption of constitution: 11.30, greet
ings to the entertaining church by the
mother church (WindhaIn), the daugh-
ter churches (Storrs and Cha-plin@, the
sister church (Willimantic), and by
churches of the association: 100 o. m,
The Great End and Aim of the Church.
Rev Sherrod Soule; 1.50. The Attitude
of the Church Toward Young People,
Rev. w. S. Beard; 2.10. The Attitude of
the Church Toward Men. Rev. ]. K.
Moore; 8, The Attitude of the Church
Toward the Social Order, speaker to be
announced; $40. The Attitude of the
Church Toward the Non-Christian
Peoples, Rev J. S. Porter, Austria: 4,
address, speaker TO be announced; 7.3o,
The Puritan in TWO Worlds, lecture by
S. Parkes Cadman, D. d. Brooklyn, N.
Y.
Notes.
Entertainment will be provided on
Monday for the delegates and minis
ters of the Wfndham association.
Henry Durham and Miss Nettie Bar
rows took an auto trip to Rockville
| fair the 21st.
Mss Josephine Larkham has the
finest aster bed in Mansfield.
Mr.. Daggett and son are faling
Bradley Sears sdlo on Spring Hill.
Inter-church Field Day.
Committee: Prof G. H. Lamson
Storrs; Prof. S. B. Doolittle, whitman
tic; Will Reed, Harold Wyn1an, Char
lie Hall, Archie Buchanan, Mansfield
Center. Events: 100 yard dash, 22O
yard dash, one mile run, three mile
run, sack race legged race, OBJ
stable race distance ball throwing, run
ming high jump, running broad jump
Contestants Is years old or over will
be in one class and those under 10 in
another. A ball game will be played
Rev. Walter e. Lanphear has general
charge