Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20
MANSFIELD CENTRE

Rev. Mir. Hotchkiss of Waterbury, who preached here last Sunday as a candi- date during the vacation will be heard again next Sunday.
 The Christian EndeavoF service Sunday evening was largely attended, both MT Pavy and Mir. Hotchkiss taking part in the service. Mrs. Stedman Storrs was the leader
 There was a large attendance at the meeting of the Young Peoples club We'd nesday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs, R. E. Stearns. Tine program in- cluded piano solos by Miss Harriet Eli son and Miss Olive W.ldes, songs by Miss Frances Davis and Mir. Stearns An in teresting paper on the history of Ply mouth was read by Willard Stearns. and Miss Olive Wildes read The Landing of the Pilgrims. portion of the presi- dents tercentenary speech at Plymouth was read by Miss Ellison, the chairman of the program. One new member, Ray mond Olds, was received Ice cream and cake were served.
 The Young Peoples club has adopted the following program for the next half year:
 Sept. 7-Banquet. Committee, Mrs. AL ma Barrows. Mrs. Ruth Jacobs, Miss Lil- Han Durham, Harod James. Raymond Gray
 Sept. 21-vscation Experiences. Roll call. Mrs. Ruth Kip, Miss Bertha Fuller, Wifred Buck, Ray DavOlI, Floyd Atkins.
 Oct 19-ADebate. Resolved, That man ufaeturing is of more importance in the United States than agriculture. AfIirma. tive. Alfred Dodd. Blanche DayOI, Mega tive, Harold Storrs. Dorothy Allen. Chairman, Harold Storgs.
 Nov. 9-Parents' night Current events, original story and poem. Abbie Storrs, James Eaton, Frances Crane, Waihelmina Bower. Poet. Mr. Pavy Nov. 30-Lectnre, Extension Service. Robert Gardiner. Mrs. Rose Robinson, FOFre.st Gray, Vera Oiin. Dec, 21.-Hobbies. lsooks for My Li- brary. T. Arthur Barrcws, Elsie Marsh Mrs. Wilcox, Chatfield. Jan. 11.--Deb2te. Resolved, That dis armament is the most successful means 1 of obtaining permanent peace. Harriet Ellison, Raymond Olds. Louise Gardiner James Eaton. Miss Ellison, chairman. Rev. R. G. Pavy spent the first week of l his vacation at Greton Long Point as g member of a house party of Mansfield people, with Mrs. Clark Crane as chap. erone. For several days this week Mir Pavy has been the guest of Mrs. O. A Perry in New York city.
 Ernest J. Durham has been spending the week at Pawtuxet. B. I. l Miss Harriet Brady is at her cottag, at Willimantic camp ground.
 Mir, and Mrs. Harold Wyman O
 Plantsville and Willis Homer of Water town were guests of MT. and Mrs G. H
 WyInan Sunday. NTH. Homer. who hal
 been here during the week, returned witl them.
 Dr. F. S. Bushnell of Harvard, IL. wh,
 is motoring in the east, was a guest O
 Mir. and Mrs. J. N. Jacobson this week. Willard James of P&ainfeld, N. !
 spent the week end with his parents, Nil
 and Mrs. G. l.. JameA. l Jesse Inman has been spending part o
 his vacation in Stamford
 Mss Florence 0lin reached her hom
 Tuesday after spending several week
 visiting in New Hartford, Winsted, Un ionville and other places.
 1 Mrs. Gilbert W. Chapin and maid ar lived last Saturday and opened the hem . for few weeks, MT! Chapin arrivin
 later.
 Mir and Mrs Clark Crane, Rexfor and Frances Crane left Thursday in thei , automobile for Kingston. Pa.
 Alfred Dodd has been spending fel : days this week at the shore, returning o
 Wednesday.
 2 The Mems club win hold an open meet } ing next Tuesday evennig at Spring Hil
 beginning at 7.3O o'clock. when L. l Bigelow will give an address on Mexic