Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04
MANSFIELD CENTRE

At the First Baptist church the theme of the morning sermon by the pastor will be Was ChEist the Worlds Greatest Good Man or Was He and Is He tho Redeerner of the World? Leader of the evening service, Mrs. Frank Davis.
 Preceding the ofertory at the morning worship at the Center church last Sunday the pastor, Rev. Harold W. Tillinghast, read his resignation as pastor of the First Congregational church of Mansfield to take effect March S1. The resignation was follow0l by a sermon of rare power and conviction on The Divinity of Christ. Many expressions of regret concerning the resignation are heard. Rev. MT. Til linghast being a preacher of exceptional ability whose place in the pulpit it will be exceedingly difficult to fill.
 At the meeting of Echo grange Tuesday evening first and second degrees were conferred on a class of four: Mrs. Harold Rosebrooks, Miss Elizabeth Rosebroeks, MT. and Mrs. r. C. Littieworth.
 \ very pleasant party was given Sat urday evening at tine home of Miss Fran ces Crane in honor of the birthday of Kenneth Little.
 The Ladies Aid society will meet at the parsonage on Wedaesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oden returned Tuesday evening from & three days visit in New York city, where they were guests Of Mr and Mrs. L. s. Bigelow. Rev. Roy G. Paw Of Southingtop was 8 guest of 31r. and Mrs. T. E. Wilcox l over Thanksgiving. Miss Helen Bartlett l of East Douglass, Mass, was also a guest 1 at the home.
 Two of the largest dinner parties on 1 Thanksgiving were held at the homes of ! Mir. and Mrs. H. C. Hawkins and Mir. and Mrs. A. Lauder. Among the guests at 1 MT. Hawkins were Mr. and Mrs W. p. ] Wildes. Miss Olive Wi]des, Leland Wildes 1 and friend from Cranston. R. L, Rev and Mrs. H. W. Tillinghast and MT. and Mrs 1 Parker Wiides.
 l Guests Of MT. and Mrs A. Lauder were
 MT. and Mrs. Otis Kingsley. Ralph Lee l Kingsley, Mir. and Mrs William NcFaI
 and Ira McFalI of East Hartford MT ant l Mrs. Albert Colby, Harold Colby and Mis. 1 Katharine Campbell of New Britain Mir
 and Mrs. Ernest Durham and Miss Lillian Dunham.
 Thanksgiving guests of Ar. and Mrs John Durham were MT. and AIrs- A. La 1 throp of Dayville. Mr. and Mrs Rogel Dewey Of Springfield. Mrs Frank Dunhan and Miss Mabel Dunham of Willin1antic M E. Cole. Miss Marion Cole and frienC Of Boston spent Thanksgiving at theii
 home here.
 | Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wyman entertainec over Thanksgiving MT. and Mrs. vii
 Wyman and son of Winthrop, Mass
 Mir. and Mrs. C. L. James spen Thanksgiving in Newington, the guests o I MT. and Mrs. Arthur C James =.
 Among foeai reorle who s,ient Thank giving out of town@were Mir. and Mrs 1 Lawrence Dunstan. in Eastf6rtf aat tn
 home of Mrs. Dunstan's parents, Mir. an
 Mrs: Badger Arthur Dunstan with ,rela tives in Daroury: H. L. Buck and fam l fly at Clarence Bucks in Warrenville T. Arthur Barows and family with MrI
 Barows' mother, Mrs. Jennie Josephsor
 in Windham: A. ". Buchanan in Will
 mantle; W. E. Davoll and family vt Mrs. DaHolfs sister. Mrs Church, 3 1 Tower Hill; Mir. and Mrs. W-iIfred Youn
 with Mir Young's mother in Hartford.
 Alan Eaton of Brown university spending the Thanksgiving recess wit
 his parents. Mrs. Eaton's mother, Mir Hovey, also spent Thanksgiving with th r family.
 Mrs. Anna Clark entertained ht
 daughter. Mrs. Bradley. of Branford, ovt ! Wednesday evening and returned vii :. her 10 Eranford for krief Thanksgiyir :, visit.
 - John N. Jacobson has been granted O patent for pliers which are self lockju
 Miss Mary Toplif is at Hartford ho
 pital, recovering from an operation.
 Mir. and Mrs Gust Clausson entertaint
 Mrs. C1ausson's grandparents Mr. al $ Mrs William Haase, on Thanksgiving. .e Thanksgiving guests of Dr. and M. r. w. E. CramIn were E. K. Whitehouse N ,o and Mrs. Axel Erickson. Mrs. John Erie a son and Miss Ethel Erickson.