Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-13
MANSFIELD CENTER

Rev. E. O. Mead of Cornwall was the guest of Rev. F. P. Aver over Sunday and delivered the morning sermon. In the evening MT. Mead spoke on the work of the Pilgrim fund. Mir. Mead is working in the interests of this fund and while in Windham county will make his headquarters here at the par sonage.
 The unmarried women of Echo grange served a supper Monday even ing in honor of the unmarried men who were the winners in the recent contest.
 At the meeting of the Young Peo- ple's club held at the parsonage last week Mrs. Lucy Stock Chapin was guest and gave a most interesting talk on the work of the Hartford Bird original poem. In Nesting Time. writ ten for the Bird club. The subject of the meeting being Vacation Trips in New England Mrs. Ruth Jacobs told Miss Abbie Storrs described an auto mobile tour through Deerf1eld. Mass. to Northfieid and Brattieboro and other points of interest. Miss Doro- thy Jenrer was made a memDef or the club al this meeting.
 Rev. MT. But;erfeld of Springfield, Mass is expected to arrive Friday and remain here for several days in the interest of the Pilgrim memorial fund. MT. Butterfield will preach Sunday morning and remain a little longer to complete the canvass.
 Rev E. P Aver is spending few days in Voluntown on the Pilgrim me morial fund campaign Mir. Aver will preach there on Sunday.
 Schools Of the town opened Monday with Miss Gertrude Hughes teacher at the Center, Miss Ada NJ. L.ittleheld at the Hollow Miss Agnes Lamb at Chestnut Hill Miss Mary welch of Columbia 8 { Atwoodville-
 Alfred Oden is 2 member Of the en- tering class at Mount Hermon. Mfr. and Mrs oden, with Alfred their rows, motored to Eorthfeld Monday and returned late Tuesday evening, leaving Alfred to begin his school year.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. N Jacobson return South Duxbury and Plymouth. Mass
 Mrs. H. T. Clark. who has been a guest at The Neirs. Lake winnepesau- kee: N. +. returned this week.
 Miss Eunice E. Buchanan reached home Wednesday after ten days visit in Vermont.
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Lauder have been guests of their brother Alexander and Mrs. Lauder.
 Miss Mildred Stone was a guest of Mrs. c. IT. Allen this week.
 Mrs. B. P Davis and daughter AL thea visiting Mrs Davis parents Mir. and Mrs. C. F.. Franklin.
 Mrs. Stephen Rose is visiting friends i in town.
 Arthur C. James is spending a week in Mamaroneck. N. T.. with his sister. | Mrs. Adrian Reed and family. who have recently moved into their new home.
 Miss Florence olin has returned to her school work.
 Miss Annie Buchanan. owing to the illness of her mother. has not returned | to the Windham street school.
 Miss Lillian Durham and Miss Doris Eiwin are students at Windhan High school Others who returned this year are Dorothy Allen. Ray and Blanche thy Jenner. Jesse Inman- Anthony Cerveny. Myron and Vera Olin.
 T. Arthur Barrows has returned to his former position in the employ of Alfred Oden.
 Miss Alice Benjamin has entered the senior class at the Wil1imantic Normal | school
 Miss Myra Johnson, who has been ill for some time. is confined to the
 Mrs c. A. Perry is spending a few days at her home. fdvinanse
 Messrs. Melvin Nichols. Leslie Nico- ols and Frank Walker were in New York last week Wednesday attending Ponaek.
 Miss Jennie Warner and brother. Alfred Warner. of Newark. N. J.. call ed on Miss Mvrs Johnson this week.
 ". R. DavolI is at home after a long engagement at Groton Long Point.
 Rev. F. P. Aver. Miss Lucy Payne and Messrs. c. W. Chapin and J. ". | attended the dinner given in Putnam Tuesday evening in the inter- est of the Pi1srim memorial fund
 W. I. Woodin and family Of Hartford ] were callers at c. W. Chapin's Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. $. Storrs and son Benjamir of Cheshire were in town