Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-12
MANSFIELD CENTER
Mrs. A. w. Ruehanan undersees op-
 eration at Boston l4ospitas-aAsintsr
 Schedule of Young Peopis's cluh--- New Books at Library.

F Mrs. A. w. Buchanan who is ;e in -Boston, a patient at a privata hospital, where she underwent serious opera ton Tuesday of last week is; making a good recovery. Miss Annie BAchanan, who has heen with her mothef, sreturn-1 I ed Friday, ss.s,. .s.,,F.:
 New reaetysr eseursd. zei3 5, <
 Miss Florence Olive ; has been en- gagged to teach the Mansfield Hollow school. Miss Anna Salmon of Wbr- cester, who taught the fall term, ihAV!l ing resignedt ff1sI
 Club Schedule Anneunesd. ! g. :.
 The Young Peoples club has adopt ings as follows: |,
 January Hour National Songs Marjorie IL. Harris, NIT. and Mrs. Ar thur Jacobs, Mildred Dav0ll. .
 February 1i-Food. Conservation; Mrs. B. F., Aver. Elsie c. Marsh, Rob- ert Rarrows, Stedman StorrS.
 March 1.-The Alder Patriotism, as Exemplified by Daniel Webster and Patrick Henry; Lucy. Payne. Alberta Enc, Forrest Gray, Alfred Dodd.
 April S-War Time Inventions com mittee to be announced later. @
 C. E. Society Officers.
 The following officer have been elect ed by the Christian Endeavor society: President, Mrs R. E. Stearns; vice president, Stanley Cervery; recording secretary, Lucy Payne; Corresponding secretary, Mrs. W. R. Davolf: treasur- CT, Alberta Emo. vChairrnen of the va rious committees are as follows: Look out, Abbie Storrs; prayer meetings Alberta Eno; social, Mir. and Mrs. J N. Jacobson; Sunday school and can- ing, Stedman Storrs; good citizenship R. E. Stearns: flower. Miidrsd Davoll; music, Mrs. F. B. Eaton; missionary May Bayrovvs; information, Alberta Enc.
 Juniors Officers. The Junior Endeavorers who nee4 at four o'clock on the afternoon of ev- cry second Sunday, have elected of1 cers as follows: President, Blanche Da- voIl: vice president, Dorothy &enner; secretary, Ray Davoll: treasurer, Dor othy Allen. The society has also elect. ed the following to be chairmen 0, their several committees: Prayer meeting, Ray Dayoll; Lookout, Daisy Cerreny; social, Dorothy Jenner; mu. sic, Willard Stearns; sunehine, Vers | Olin .>y, New Books at Library.
 l A number of books for young peo pie or for Use with children have beel added to the library. Bryant, Best, Stories to, Tell chil dren. Sa
 olcott. Good Stories for Great Holi
 Clay, King Arthur and His Knights Hardy, Little Ta-Wish. '~ l Azaki, Japanese Fairy Takes. ,. | Wiggin and Smith, Fairy Ring. 1 Chase, Buds, Stems and Roots.
 Howiiston, Cat-tails and Othe Tales. t-s . Porter Morning Face. ,Bassett, Story of Wool.
 Collins, Wireless Man.,
 Blaisdeal, Bunny Rabbits Diary an Cherry Tree Children. Caldecott, PE ture Book, No. 1. Grover, Overall Boy in Switzerland Ruyle, Little. India Maidens. Beard, Outdoor Handy Bool Scudder, Cnildren's Book. Stevenson ChiId's Garden of Verse and Days an Deeds Qui.ler- Couch, Treasure Boo
 of Chi1dren's Verse, Prairie Mercllan Ships Carenter, Around the Worl
 With the Children. tEarboe,, Child Life of Hans Anderson. Eastman, In
 dian Boyhood. .,.... Livingstone, White Queen of Oko lyong. Made, Light Bringers. Dutto1
 Little Stories of France. Paris, Res
 Stories from Our History. Ross, Gu i Flag. Tappan, Our Country's Stor! McMurray, Pioneers on Land and Ses Nida, Dawn of Anaericar History i Europe Wright, Cllildren's Stories
 American History. Blaisdell. America
 History Story Book Doubleday, Storie of Inventors, Tales of Wagner's He lroes. "t r
 Tn addition to these 8 beautiful edi
 ton of Water Babies illustrated Jessie Wilcox Smith, has been pur
 chased, also about twenty five book of juneville fiction.