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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
sHUNOC

Rev. John N. Collins spoke in th, Second Baptist church Sunday morn in2, attended the Chris mas exercizel held in the church at o'clock, spoA at White Rock. R. l.. at o'clock, ai~ again at Glarkeville tStonington) lh the evening at T o'clock. Mrs. Maria N, Merrill continues tc improve slowly from 8 serious illness
 The local representatives, elect will start for Hartford Tuesday.
 Christmas eatherings and family re- unions were held at W. P. Babcocks S. George F. Coates, U. Frank Whites a'.1 Amos Wlleeler's on Christmas day.
 The Sunday schools connected with Both village churches, the Third Baptist and Congregational, held in- teresting exercises Thursday evening and had trees
 Miss Irene Vose Of Westerly is the organist at the Congregational church in North Stonington village.
 jesse Richmond of Hopkinton, R. l. has been yisitire relatives in town.
 Rev. A. E. Witter Of Hoplxintor1, R. l. will preach in the Third Baptist church Sunday morning at II o'clock
 A good crop Of nine inch ice is being harvested by the ice dealers
 Watch meetings were held in some or the churches Thursday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
SOUTH WINDHAM

The Smith Winchester Co. is run ming on short time 43 1-2 hours.
 Carl Oman is confined to the house with asthma
 Mrs. c. W. Smith has been in Kart ford and New Britain reesntly.
 MT and Mrs. Cassius A. BarstoH are at the home of the former's fzth- CT. ". P. Barstow, over the holidays.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford Kinne and baby were at his home ever Christ mas.
 Richard Holmes spent Christmas ae the home of his father, B. Fl Holmes. CaSstus Curtis and little son Sum ner, of Boston, spent Christmas with MT. and Mrs wills .A- Slate
 Mr. and Mrs. John Rose were guests of relatives in Hartford at Christmas time.
 Mr. and Mrs John Ashley of Ulys- ses, Nen., Henry Witter of EFillimaz1- tic, spent C1rtstmas at the home of air. and Mrs E. L. Palmer.
 Mrs. Kingsley and Mrs. Parf1er were guests of Roland Slate over Christmas.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

9Ir. and Mrs. W3Eber Barrett Of Hartford spent Christmas in town.
 Miss IneE Carpenter Of Worcester spent Christmas and the week end with her parents. MT. and Mrs. W. G Carpenter.
 MT. and Mrs Chester iHaistat enter taired relatives from Worcester and PhiiadAlphSa. over Christmas.
 Mrs. Samuel Cooper is il at her home here.
 Word has been received of the mar riage of Miss Cora A. Kenyon of Will lirnantic ffornerly Of the Valley1 and Leslie Cukpin of Wiliinantio on Christ mas day.
 Mabel Barrett of Hartford is with her mother, Mrs. Cora Barrett, during the holidays.
 Mrs. Ellis Lowell of Br7fnfield daughter of Calvin Esterbrook, is se- riously ill
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
NORTH sToNINGToN
Vacation Nearing Close-Mrs. J. L.
 Peacock to Speak at Baptist Church.

Rev. George H. Chambers has moved to Bradford, R. T., where he is to be- come pastor of the Baptist church.
 Rev. Lucian Drury, pastor emeritus of the Third Baptist church, conducted the church covenant meeting Wednes- day evening.
 Mrs. w. H. Hillard and Mrs. D. ". Bissell spent part of "Wednesday in Norwich.
 Miss Dora T. Maine went to South Atteboro Mass, Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. F. T. Whitman.
 Woman Speaker Announced,
 Mrs. J. L. Peacock of Westerly vii, speak in the Third Baptist churcl. sunday evening under the auspices of the Wonanis Home Mission society,
 Christmas family reunions were held 1t the homes of E. F. White and ", F. 9abcock.
 The town schools will reopen Mon day. The Wheeler school will resume sessions Wednesday.
 Miss Priscilla 1. Billings of ston Randall
 Miss Sarah T. Palmer of Pendletor ill called on friends in this village Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
EAST WOODSTOCK
Clover Circle meets-ReoFaanizasisn
 Of Sunday School.

Glover circle met with Eleanor Lf1- derrnan last Saturday afternoon. Sub ject The World Family. The play time programme was in charge of Ruth WilleT.
 Rev. T. A. Turner exchanged pui- pits with Rev. F. D. ThayeT of D1d~ ley, Mass, Sunday.
 William Nicely and family are en- entertaining AIr. Nee1y's brother from Maine.
 The Sunday school was reorssr- ized last Sunday and the following officers elected. Superintendents Mfr, and Mrs. A. c. Morse; assistant su- pertntendent, Fred Davidson: seSre- tary and treasurer, Clara Eddy.
 c. H. KillaTn who has served very faithfully for the past five years as superintendent declined to accept the office. He has only been absent fuar Sundays during that time.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
Windham County
 SCOTLAND
Wood Gutter Injured-Ten Inch tc.
 Being Stored.

On Christmas day the fo,,ovfns were guests of MT. and Mrs, Everett tAlmbal: Ma. and Mrs. Frederick Vii. loughby and family. Ir. and Ei.~ eugene h1r1ball. Thomas Clark oI Hartford and Edward Clark of (TIarISe
 Mir. and Mrs. John -whfttakar ana son Of Noank were guests over CTlrisr- mas Of Mr. and Mrs. John AfofHf.
 Struck by Limb.
 Everett kitdball, while cutting a tree last Saturday, received 2 f1a-5 blow on the fact, caused by q. faIJing
 Mrs. Susan Willis has been sr,e,a ing ing a few days with relatives in New Britain. ->9"
 Mrs. Morreu and a friend yrov, Boston were guests of Mrs. Nettie Barstow over Christmas.
 The ice is about ten inches tf1ieI- and 8 few are harvesting the e-ot, '''@
 On account of several caseS c4 chicken pox, the Christmas entertain- = ment was postponed. .. Owing to the severe weather Ts s+ sunday there were but A5 at churcb at the morning service. of thasa 3f re- nained to Sunday school.
 Ihirty-Five For Singing School.
 mere were 35 at the ssngins, srt,oof Saturday night --'N''i Miss Lizzie Weaver spent 2 Ha,., days Tn Norwich over Christmas, SVirI, Mrs John B. Bacon has been x-A,a ing few days with her ds.7ff.es Mrs Higgins in New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
Putnam Lodge, A. F. and A. M., Elects
 Officers,

Senexet grange gave the dinner for the Theft Detecting society.
 Edmund Gilbert of New Haven spent the week end with Harry Wells
 Many from this place attended the New Years dance at North Woodstock Thursday.
 George Wilcox is spending a few days in Providence.
 The officers of Senexet grange meet at the home Of the master last We'd nesday evening to discuss plans for the coming year.
 Miss Annie Nelson. who has been in New York for a short stay, has re- turned home.
 Putnam Lodge Officers.
 At the annual meeting Of Putnam lodge 4. F. and 4. 3E, last Saturday, the following officers were elected:
 Harry Wells. ". NJ; George Davis, $. W: Louis Duffy, J. w.; Lewis Will Hams, treasurer; Martin Nelson. sec retary; Windsor Clark, S. D.: Joseph Elliott, J: D.; Fred Sheldon, S. s.: Charles Nelson, J. s.; Joseph Spaldirg chaplain; George Butts, marshal: AL len Kenyon. Tyler.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
Mndham County THOMPSON

Deacon Josiah Dike is back at the hotel from the Day KimbalI hospital.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Haskell of West Newton spent several days with Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Chase re- gently.
 Miss Martha Knight is to close her house for a couple of months and Tlslt her cousin, Miss Danielson of Danielson.
 Miss Edith Barton is visiting MT. and Mrs. Richard Barton.
 Mrs. George Law felI and broke her wrist this week
 Miss Sarah Crosby is spending her vacation at her fathers, Judge Cros-
 Miss, Lucy Jacobs is with her sis ger, Mrs. Leonard Mills, for a few
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
-
 EAST KILLINGLY

MT. and Mrs. Walter Bedding of Lynn Mas spent Christmas with
 Ralph Skekleton of Hartford is en- toying q weeks vacation with his father, Joseph Skekleton.
 Mrs Mary Nye of Danieison spent Sunday with her daughter. Mrs. w,
 Miss Alma L. Rich of Providence spent the weekend at her home here.
 Miss Grace Smith is spending tI,e hoitdays with friends in Canton, Ohio. IO --'
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sands o4 nrezv- port. R: T., are visiting relatives ter.e
 John Drew spent Christmas with his sister, Mrs. +. Chase, in Daniel Sor1,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
LEONARD BRIDGE

Leo G. Cummings, an instructor al Wesleyan college, NIiddletown, spent the Christmas holiday with his moth CT, Mrs. Ida E. Cummings. 7.
 David Walsh returned to Edwin F Nneeiand's Tuesday after spending several days in Brooklyn, \. Y, and in Bridgeport.
 Several from this place attended the dance at the Grange hail, Leb- anon, Christmas night.
 Miss Clifford of WilIinsntic spent the Christmas vacation with her par eIlts, MT and Mrs. John Clifford
 Kenneth L. Cummings braved the stormy weather and filled his ice- house with fnc1 ice.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
FITCHViLLE
Members of Baptist Sunday School Have Christmas Festival-Cash Prizes to PunctuzI Pupils.

ChTistmas was observed by the members of the Baptist Sunday school Sunday evening. Dec. 27. by the fol- lowing concert programme: Opening song, Christmas Bells, school; prayer by Rev. J. C. Young of Bozrah Ger. CT: responsive reading by. the school; reel tations, Welcome, Witter Wheeler: We Welcome You, Lucy Gray; song, Little Stars Of Christmas Night, by primary scholars; recitations, Hail the Prince of Peace, Louis Wilbur, Grosvenor Allyn; Sing g. Song of Christmas, Al ton kilroy; song Comes the Blessed Song Again, school: recitations, Tie Christ is Born in You, Ernest Smith; My Christmas Dolly, Martha Gray; exercise, Christmas Snowf1akes, Bertha Miner, Helen Kahn, Charlotte Bentley. Jennie Ihoinpson, Evelyn Wilbur, Lu- clle bIelden and Maud Adams, includ- Ing solo by Jennie Thompson and chorus by the other six little girls: song, The Song of Love, school; reel taticn, The Bells Message, Percy kd- WltteF Wheeler and Charlotte Bentley TOT perfect attendance at Sunday. scnooi during tho year; song, While the. Shepherds Watched, school; reci- tation, Joy to the World, Edith Verga- son; song, Lead on, Bright Star, school; recitation, Christmas Snow flakes, Charlotte Bentley; song. Joy to the World. school and congregation. At the close Of the exercises Santa, Clans came and stripped the Christmas tree and presented each child 8. present and box of Christmas candy.
 Holiday Visitors.
 Miss Helen Adams is visiting rela.- tiEes in Stafford Springs.
 Miss Katie \. Murphy and 1aieces M!sses Katherine and Lillian Murpfy. are spending the holidays with the Misses McCarty
 Mrs. Arthur Chapman and children. Bernice and Helen. have returned to North Franklin after spending a few 6ays with her parents. MT. and Mrs. F. H. Thompson.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Chappell of New London have been spending sey- erai days with MT. and Mrs. Warren Thompson.
 ,Atr. and Mrs. John Babcoclz have re- turned to Sterling after passins Christmas with Mrs. -Babcoclz's sister. Mrs. William Brady.
 Mrs. Mary Nara and son Daniel were in Hanover. recently, attending the funeral of, g friend.
 Patrick Foley of the U. $. navy is visiting. his parents. MT. and Mrs. 1nofnas Foley, on a days fl1rlough.
 Master Ellsworth and Miss FIfen Powers of Chesterfield are visiting
 Miss Ethel Mullen, of Baltic sne-+ Christmas with her aunt, and uncle, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Kingsley
 Jeremiah Fields has returned +o Providence after spending the holiday with his sisters the Misses Fields.
 Miss Mary McAfanus- is visiting her sister, Miss Margaret McATanus, of New York
 Mrs. John Sullivan and Miss Chris tina Marra were recent visitors in Hanover.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
OAKDALE
'rettiiy Decorated Tree YieIds Sweets Fer Sunday School chiIdren-New Garage for comPany's Biz Power Truck.

The Nontville Center Sunday sehoo Led Crristr1as SC ial in the chapo hrtstl-l;,s ni5ht The eZerc. ees cc,.- .. .5lsd or reeicatfrns by the cn5Idrez na sinGtn- Y, he school. Cake a,c occa were served and each ore Dres 7Tt received q o7E If can1v The ire was very lrettily trin1rosa v.--4 ~sc 4i's e5c
 lis eee After ths exereisss. game. 1foyed by all
 a=r Mr. rrenca. pastor 6f ff,s Tor aationsl church, spoke ssuatlay frcr p mans 2: I6. Ihe ., F n7eetine was rea b~ Wis. .enoie cla -brrnner Zr-rt- Trfe -e;.r 7T tll Years fer ~l7~s=5 1s an
 ITS. 1Iar~y AtwCoE ar= artsi-e9 h.- 'ster, Mrs, Paul Gia~Bre7-er sr5 - ef1 CTS. Pauline. Tenn.e and afce Thursday.
 Garage for Autetruek.
 The Massas AFanIfaoturine- co-- any is having ? 7aree e-e9t-,e --a e-1-4 Tor the s.E-to' a''+. trek -z-Nicr r.. -71entIv D'rcFa-
 TNe serrs rY-or4 ~- r- r--5.- s.,,.,-- VI be oh --~--=f -- .',e ~r-n -re-e+f-,-. hurch tCn7 --.~-r-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
SOUTH COVENTRY

Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Barber enter tained on Christmas MT and Mrs. z E. Douglass and son Willie and MT and Mrs, Herbert Rogers of Norwich Mrs. Frank R. Burdick and children Of Norwich and MT. and Mrs. Henry N. Davis of Canterbury were guest Christmas of Mfr. and Mrs. Levi E Clark. S-,se Sarsh '. Hadiev, Of DetrCit Mich, Is visiting her mother. Mrs. : B. Hadley. during the holidays.
 hltfeYd enterta1nf over Christmas 5fr and Mrs. Lorenz
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
WOODSTOCK
Iheft Detecting Society Elects Off eers--Asdressed by Rev. F. E. liar. rison.

The: annual meeting of the Noo5- stock Theft Detecting society was heId in Agr1cutural hall, South Woodstock Tuesday. The weather and tr1ayefins: kept many from attending. The f,i- lowing officers were chosen for 1915: President, George M. Sampson; vice president, Edward L. ChauaberIain treasurer. David A1drich; seeretsT-y. William M. Gallup: collector, Hornse B. Andrews, The. other officers remain the same as last year. The fadfes of Senexet grange furnished a. turkey dinner. After the dinner Rev. Eos dick E. Harrison gave a most inter Rural Life.
 Representative E. R. Ritch has taken rooms in Hartford for the win ter
 Preparatory lecture,
 The preparatory lecture was held ir the chapel Thursday evening. Sey- eraf new members are to be received into the Congregational church Sun day morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
CLARK'S FALLS

S. Frank Palmer was in Westerly
 ednesdav
 Miss Mvdren Maine of Wes+erIv 1,,a e home over Christmas.
 The entertainment for the benefit of ne ne rnapei fund Is to he repeated. as the first night was stormy
 MT and Mrs. Arthur Maine were guest6 oF the latters parents in Proyi- . dence over Christmas.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
NORTH LYME

M. J. Stark is out after recent ill., ness.
 Mrs. Erwin Rogers is in New Lon- don for a. few weeks.
 Erwin Rogers and family entertain ed Ray Hedgecock and family, Mrs A. P. Gates, Clyde Gates, N. $. Strong and family Christmas day.
 Miss Gertrude Ward is spending the holidays with her parents in Lef- fingwelI.
 C. R. Tiffany of Wallingford spent Christmas at William Sisson's and H. 4. Rogers.
 John Evans has been i'll this week.
 pr. Ely, who has been seriously i'll with pneumonia, is improving rapid
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
(ORFGLNAL)

Clarence Haskell of Jewett City and Miss c. o. Whitford of Norwich.
 It was seven below zero Saturday morning.
 Mrs William Sprague of Moosup called on Mrs. Carrie F. Clark Tues day.
 Mrs. s. B. Hadiey filled her Zee house this week
 Burr Smith and William Phillips 7Il- eG~ T. J. Barbers ice house Monday and Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
POMFRET CENTER
Fine Quality 1f.Ineh lee stnr.s

2 r me aua4ity IT, Inch Ice Stored, Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Brown and Miss Fanny Brown spent the Christ mas vacation with friends in Wor- cester.
 George Gotham has been visitins near Boston,
 Miss Rogers was in Boston recent Iy.
 Miss Euretta G. Grosvenor visited the Christmas holidays with her aunt in Worcester.
 4 large force of men and teams have filed the icehouses at La Plais- allee., Courtiand and Westland Farm with Ii inch ice of fine quality.
 Mss Fanny E. Brown is visiting her brother. Horace Brown, in Worcester.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
PACKER

Thomas J. Brown was in Norwich Thursday.
 Mrs. Martha, Johnson. who has been visiting in Pawtucket. R. L returned home Tuesday
 Isidor Frefdman and lsidor A1er- man have bought the Brown farm and have been moving in this week.
 Miss IdeiIa Young and her mother, of Jewett City, spent Friday here vts- fling friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
HAMBURG

4 Christmas entertainment and tree for the children of Hamburg were given Wednesday evening at the church 8 social and watch meeting took place Thursday evening.
 Nathan Story of East Haddam was in Sterling City saS7iTiy wood with his power mil the part Of the week.
 Dr. Ely who has been seriously i'll is much better.
 Miss Clara Bollman of New Haven is the guest of Mrs. J. J. Tiffany.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
New London County
SALEM

Library Incorporated. With Prof. HI' ram Bingham, of Yale, Presidens- Grantsd Use of Congreg ationai Par soraae-Christma Concert and Tree,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

Every 2E hours there is poured into the Harlem River ee,G00. .0e0 gaIIcns into the North River 132, coo, 900 gal. Ions and into the East River 264. .000,- ooo gallons of sewage.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
OLD MYSTIC

Christmas Entertainments by Sunday Scfioofs and sooIeties--suriaE of Mrs. Robert Young to Be in East Lyme
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

Nov, there may be people willing go False fead-lettuee for e-1e af 2
 ,eat a head. But own up that the praposition was not attractive to me. shouldn't recommend it. to any one else, In tl1ls case, I sold all could C5 my own customers, used it freely
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
WHAT FARMING IS! AN ALL-INCLUSIvE
 BUSINESS
BUSINESS

on our table. gave away some to lack
 ing nefgllbofH, fed the rest to the chickens. With eggs at twenty-five
 cents a dozen. I think that was the most sensible way to use 1t.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

(Ivritten Specially for The Bulletin.1
 A corresnondent who knows that l sometime ago gave up what is called general farming for gardening asks which I consider the more profitable.
 Dear me! That's q little like ask fnss whether oranges are a better crop than apples.
 T. all depends.
 r. the climate of Florida. say, is more conductive to orange groves than apple orchards, it would seem simple good sense to go in for oranges there. E,rt one would hesitate long before ad- Nising q Maine annle grower to sub stitute orange groves for his orchards. He's too near the North Poie. Or, he's not near enough t6 the equator
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

Really, the least important item is the soil. Naturally some soils a.e lighter and warmer and f1eartier and more retentive of fertility than others, But while such soils undeniabiy save trouble and cost, they arc not abso- lutely essential. The right man will make a good garden out of a proposi- ton some others wouldn't think fit for a turnip patch.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-08
Attended ~Presby'ery

Rev. Joseph Davis, G.. W.
Sarah Gaskill and
Alice Tombleson have returned
from Phillipsbu re-, where they
attended the Springfield Pres.
bytery of the Cumberland Pres,
byterian church. Miss Gaskill
presided at the missionary meet.
ing held in connection with. the
Presbytery. Miss Tombleson
also took part in the program.
Mr.. Freeman represented the
Mansfield church and Rev Davis
was a member of the COMMITTEES
on theology and literature.
The next meeting will be held
this fall at Ross Chapel, in
Greene county.
After the adjournment of the
Presbytsry Rev Davis visited
relatives south of Lebanon, and
preached Sunday at White Oak
Pond. which he served as pastor
at one time for II years. For q
years he was pastor at Phillips
burg where the presbytery was
held.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-08
]. w. Roberts
& j. E. Elder
Macomb Mentions

$. II. Robertson and children
were Norwood visitors Wednes.
day.
Nath Graves, wife and son,
Dewey, spent Sunday at Bill
Shelton on Wolf Creek.
Henry Royals spent Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives
in Mansfield.
S. H. Robertson and family
attended Easter services at Fair.
view Sunday and dined at Ma:
thaniel Tyson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hart and
children spent Sunday at James
Findley's
What beautiful spring weather!
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Garner
took dinner at Ernest Byrum's
Sunday,
Miss Clara Soursby spent
Saturday night and Sunday
with Miss Grace Gates.
John Newoerry's spent Sun.
day at Fl. X. Junod's.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Roy and son, Leon.
ard, visited her daughter, Mrs.
Dora Robertson, Monday after.
noon.
W. II Brake and wife visited
at 6 W. Campbell's Sunday.
About 40 young folks enjoyed
the egg roast at Boss Findley's
Sunday. All present report a
most enjoyable day.
Mrs Dora Robertson visited
her son, Walter, in Hartyille,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Royal are
the proud parents of a daughter.
Mrs. :. II. Robertson and
children spent Tuesday night
and Wednesday at j, r. Goss'.
John Garner and wife are Wis.
ting in Mansfield for a few
days.
John Newberry was a Mans
field visitor Monday.
SUNSHINE.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-08
Route Number Two.

Miss ZelIa Letsinger spent
Thursday night with her grand
parents, j. ", Edwards and
wife.
Mrs. c.. ". Brentlinger re-
turned from Oklahoma last Mon
day, Her health has been about
the same for the past few
months.
Mrs. j. W Edwards is still
very poorly.
Mrs, VIM. Uugles is better
this week.
Will Hale has joined the list of
woodhaulers.
Chas. Rrentlinper and wife,
a. NJ. Brentlinger's family and
parents, diued at ]. w. Brent.
fingers Easter.
Bring your Cream to US now
We pay highest cash price for it.
Adv. j. d. REYNOLDS.
Miss Nora Brentliuger visited
some of her girl chums at Bry.
ant Saturday night and Sun.
day.
Miss Rose Williams enter
tanned several of the town girls
OF her home Sunday.
Lewis Lot2enheizer visited Al
va Letsinger Monday.
Mrs, VIM. Ungles called on
Mrs, j. W. Rrentlinger Monday
afternoon.
Mrs, Wade visited her son,
Roy Wade, and wife, from Fri
day night until Sunday evening.
Mr.. Wade came down Sunday
and took her home.
SUKEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-08
Christian Endeavor

Leader, Leona Hoover.
Scripture Reading, Icons
Hoover.
Prayer, Mrs. c. l.. Beach.
Special Music.
What is the best time to gel
ready for the next life: Mrs. Eli
"a Peters.
How must we get ready for the
next life? Mrs. Ct Beach.
How did Christian in the Bible
Progress begin his journey &c,
Carter.
Why do we believe there is q
next life? j. A. Hylton.
Why should our prepartior
for the next life never cease;
Walter Coday.
What does Peter mean by max
ing your calling. and election
sure? = Peter lao. Opal Free
man,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-08
An Easter Dinner

Twenty.eight of the biggest
eaters in Wright county ate of
the bountiful feast prepared at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar.
tin Gilley Easter Sunday.
Among those present were Ell.
wood Bogart and family, John
Hiles and wife, Arthur Gilley
and family, Charley Gilley and
daughter. Opal, of Duncan, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Mills, Clinton
Mills and family, Leslie Rice
and wife, J. W. Gilley, of Mans.
field, and Mr.. Spence.
The crowd consumed some.
where near 100 eggs.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-04-08

1t will be noticed in the Spring.
field Republican Sunday, April
4, that on next Friday night, Fl,
Fl, of the Toy Shop. will be pro.
duced under the auspices OF the
Hepewell's at the Landers. The
theme of the play is Bonnie"
the Toymakers' Daughter, who
is cast into a magic sleep by the
Sandman. The dream is a won.
derful one wherein the bisque
and wooden creatures of the
toy shop come to life and a night
of revelry follows. Transported
into dreams Of fancy, exciting
adventures befall the toys, un.
til morning. Light breaks the
spell and she awakens to find it
all a dream with only a vanish.
ing strain OF music to remind
her that anything unusual has
happened.
This is the same musical com,
edy Dr.. F. H. Riley and wife
gave in Mansfield for the band
hanaft two vaa RS 400 The owl
and the pussy cat song, dance of
the paper dolls, "Dollie, Come
Fly With Me-" the Sandman's
Lullaby, ETC.. etc, as published
in the article, bring back mem.
cries of this, one of the most
successful home talent enter
ailments ever given in Mans.
field.