Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-09
MANSFIELD CENTRE

the morning worship, the Rev. H. W. TillingiIast will preach from the subject: Is Christ Here Now s Much as He Ever Will Be, or Is He Coming Again, Per- sonaliy. Fisibly and in Great Glory? The subject for the evening Christian Endcavor service will be Some Things 1 Believe and Why. Mrs. NJ E. Walker will lead the meeting.
 At the First Baptist church Sunday morning the same subject will be used by the pastor as at Mansfield Center The evening service Tiil be lea by Miss Ethel Freeman.
 The Ladies Aid society of tho First Baptist church expressed their appreci- ation of their pastors wife in very pleasing way last Monday afternoon when more than twenty made an unan- nounced call at the parsonage. the oc- casion being the birthday Of Mrs. Harold Tilinghast. The guests brought cake waters and ice cream, which we're served during the afternoon. They presented the hostess two beautiful framed Japan. csc prints. The affair was q complete surprise to Mrs. Tillinghast, who is very grateful to her frien;s For their exprcs- l sion
 i Tho Ladies Aid of the Center church met at the/parsonage Wednesday after noon, Mir. and Mrs TiIlinghast having very kindly granted the lalies the use of one of the chambers for headquarters during the winter.
 Miss Daniels Of Holland was in toHr i this week in the interest of a loca Christmas gift for the Armenian anC Greek orphans of the Near East Mis- Daniels has recently returned from !; ! three years residence in. Asia Minor with headquarters at Trebjzond, wher' 1 she was engaged in the work of the Nezl East elief Spring Hill people have al l ready contributed through the church gift of s24> An opportunity will be siv en for local contributions.
 1 A meeting Of the teachers of Ashfer, 1 and Mansfield was held at the Mans l field Center school Thursday afternoon A very interesting and well planned dem 1 onstration lesson in Civics was given b. Mrs. G. H. Allen and her upper grad pupils. The fundameptals Of good citiz enship being \home-msking, this them was made the basis of the project lesson the children illustrating their lesson wit portfolios of model homes, interiors an exteriors with plans for lawns, gardens barn and garage.
 The lesson reflected much, credit upo the teacher and puipiis both for abiiit, and paiustaking work. The meeting wa 1 addressed by Supervisor A. ". Greer an State Supervisor L. T. Garrison wh spoke on Citizenship. More than twent teachers were in attendance.
 Mrs. Clark H. Crane and sen, Rex ford were in Hubbardston. Mass, owe son attending the funeral of the brother in-law of Mrs. Crane, Charles wymar
 whose death occurred very suddenly. r. lErr leave early in the week for Miami, Flor ida where they will spend the winter
 making the trip in their car. They vii
 be greatly missed by their Mansfiel friends.
 Mrs. Anna Clark returned Saturda from Stony Creek, where she eesn
 Thanksgiving wit hher family. She wa
 accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Bradley
 Misses Mildred and Martha Bradley an i Melville Bradley who made the trip b | automobile, returning to Stony Cree
 Sunday afternoon from Mansfield
 Mrs. A. NJ. Magerson left Thursda
 for oakville where she was called D the i'll heaith of her sister.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Robinson c
 DAnbury visited. Mrs. Robinson's parent Ar. and Mrs. A. E. Anthony recently.
 Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Cramm and littl
 son motored to Hartford Sunday, return ling Monday.
 George ToplifE and family are occupJ ing the new house across the road frol
 Ernest Aliens.
 The people of this village were yer
 sorry to learn y9f the accident Thursda
 to their neighher on Spring Hill, Car
 roll Hawkins.
 little to the south of a garage owne : by Joseph s. Grills in that vicinity an that some words passed between thel and the defendant who was only aboi
 two Feet away from him picked up
 stone, threw it at him and inflicted
 severe wound on his upper jaw and ii
 leoseniag two of his teeth So that the
 later had to be extracted, and breakin part of the jaw
 He said that after the blow was give he. Pinga1ore, ran up Canal street an imet Officer Mitchell of the Westerly p, [ lice force, and requested that he plat
 the defendant under arrest for kassauf faing him. ghe arrest was made in frol rd of 4Ioggole's fruit store in the Mart cd ffbuge btsoGk. Dr. M. H. scanIon W; sl he pext witness called and he testi6s Id tHse he was called to the police st; III -tbnSo