Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-06
MANSFIELD

First Congregationai church, Mansfield Center, Sunday morning worship Il 80. l The pastor, Rev H. ". Tiilinghast, win preach from the subject. The Print of the Nails. The Christian Endeavor srvice at o'clock. topic, The Folly Of Procast inazi0n, Afrs A. E.. Anthony. leader. First Baptist church, Springfield, morn ing worship at I0s16. Rev. H. ". Till ingliast, the pastor will preach from the theme The Print of the Nails Christ ian Endeavor servic at 8 o'clock.
 The Connecticut Temperance Union and Anti-Saioon League was represented
 iAat Sunday morning at the Center and Spring Hiil churches by Rev. MT. White tof New Haven, who gave a very interest ing address,
 Edward ". Brooks has the sympathy | of the entire community in the loss of his wife. Jennie Enc Brooks, who's death occurred very early on Thursday morn Ing, after a long period of decline and illness. Although lack of strength had in late years prevented her active par ticipation in community activities, which
 she would have enjoyed, she was keenly
 Interested in the better things. Mrs. Books had been a student of art and design. and was of fine intellect, and in teresting manner. A most faithful wife and good neighbor she will be greatly missed in this village, which she had made her home for many years. Mir. and Mrs. Brooks came here from Willing ton. purchasing and entirely remodeling what was originally known as the Hall house. the first fortified house" Beside her husband Mrs. Brooks leaves two brothers, Prof. Joel Emo, formerly of
 Yale and Jesse Enc of this village.
 The full moon shining through a thin haze over the waters of MT. Chapin's pond made beautiful setting for an un- , usually pleasant meeting of the Young !, Peoples Club on Wednesday evening. 4 camp fire was built at the head of the , lake, Nith MT. Chapin's permission l About 25 members of the club gathered about the fire, responding to a roll cal
 with brief current events. After tn, business meeting there was "dog'' ant a marehmallow roast, and games wer'
 played. The committee fn charge wer' 7 Misses Mildred and Blanche Dayoil anc . Floyd Atkins.
 The Ladies' Aid held the second meet i. ing of the season Wednesday afternoon a the home of Mrs. W. R. Davoll . Guests of Mrs. Carrie E, Perry over tn
 week end were Mir. and Mrs. Dunham i, l Mrs. Robbins of Wethersfield and Mrs : Adams.
 eF Mrs. Carrie E. Perry and family hay been in New York for several days thi :, week. while Miss Reilley. who had pre- . l viousiy returned Wltn William Ferry | l. the city. spent few days in Willimantit Mrs. T. Arthur Bsrrows and daughte
 Eleanor, spent Wednesday in Hartfort e The Home Department of the Sounda school met on Thursday afternoon at tn
 home of Mrs. G. H. Wyman.
 Atty M. D. O'Connell of Staffor e Springs has announced the re-appoint r. ment of Dr. E. H. Marsh as health oi
 fficer of the town of Mansfield. s- Gus Giausson Is erecting another larg di ben house.
 l. Mrs. A. E. Anothony spent a few day
 lthis week with her daughter in Dai of bury.
 lg Mrs. I. I Colburn of Lansdales Pen m lis guest at the home of Dr. E.S l y- Marsh.
 Rev. H. ". TilIinghast and Hem 70 Dunham were in New York city Sunday