Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-09
MANSFIELD CENTER

At three o'clock on the afternoon of Easter at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Storrs, their son, Stedman,i and Miss Lucy Payne were united in marriage. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. E: Ian pheaT, assisted by MT. Payne. in the presence of relatives The bride wore a dainty gown of white voile. Later in the afternoon MT. and Mrs. Storrs
 left for a motor trip which will in
 clude a visit to the mother of the
 bride,. Mrs. Lane, in North Guilford.
 Both young people have a wide cir
 Gle of friends and are interested in
 many public activities. Since MT. Aver came to Mansfield eight years ago, Mrs. Storrs has made her home at the parsonage; and after complet- ing her studies, at Northfield, served as an efficient assistant to MT. Aver. During the recent Pilgrim Memorial l canvass. in which Mr. Aver took a leading part. touring the state, she accompanied him as secretary. MT. Storrs is 8 member of one of Mans fields oldest and best known fami- lies. He is assistant superintendent l of the Sunday school and has held office in the Christian Endeavor so- tciety1 Grange and Young Peoples club. - Wednesday, evening of last week, l about 50 friends of Miss Lucy Payne
 and Stedman' Storrs met at the home 1 of Dr. F. H. Marsh. and eshowered'' them with gifts of china, glass, silver, linen, aluminium, ~etc. Cocoa and cake were served.
 l An Easter. sermon Sunday morning
 was delivered by MT. Paw. The choir
 had prepared special anthems, and l was assisted by Leslie Nichols, flute and Rexford Grams, violin. The dec I orations were of towering bulbs, ferns and potted plants. The evening
 service was led by Mrs. Leslie Mich
 ols.s There was an anthem by the
 choir and songs by the children
 | The directors of the Library asso. ciation met last Thursday evening
 and inaugurated the. drive for $1o0
 which, if successfully completed, vii
 entitle the library to the gift of S25
 recently offered by an out of tow1
 friend. The committee for Mansfiei{ ! Center is Mrs. G. H. Allen, Mrs c
 H. Wyman, Mrs. G. L. James, MT.
 Odgen. Arthur Barrows and Miss Fl
 sic Moran At Mansfield Hollow, Mrs c. H. Kipp; Chestnut Hill Mrs R
 E. Sterns and Mrs, F. N. Slate; Go
 tnantville, Melvin Nichols. SprinJ Hill. E. F.. Storrs; Wormwood Hill
 MFS. +. C. Parker. It has been eS timated that an average contribution of 25 cents from each booktaker i, the town would amount to the neede, S10o and would enable the library t : give better service to everyone Unles some communities need more time. i is proposed to complete the campaig b5 April IS. Already about one-fourt of the total number of volumes in tn . library are being circulated throug the schools and the several deposi stations in various sections of tn
 l town. and it is hoped that it may b ? possible to extend the service
 Echo grange met Monday evenin, ! Mrs. Carl Afford gave an entertain ing account of a recent trip to Flor
 t.ida, which included visits to Jackson , vile, St. Augustine and Allendale.
 H. C. Hawkins and family move : last week to their new home former 7 ly the residence of the late Miss Bal 2 rows. The house has been altered ir s side, papered and electric lights hay been installed, business meeting zsof the Man: ,. fielA Center branch of the Hartfoi r chapter of the American Red Cros D was held Monday afternoon at - u t home of Mrs. H. T. Clark.
 Children of the several schools 5 town have been writing essays, (
 Americanization for state contes ' The essay chosen to represent II T Mansfield school was written by An