Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-12
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
AdditionaI Books at Llbrary--outins Of Swinging ciuh-cIsss Of 1909. p. H. S.-Newsy Notes.

MrS. Wif1am DenuiS ana son chester and little daughter Olive have returned from Providence, where Olive has had successful operation performed on her throat
 Miss Harriett Stark is the guest of her brother Asher in Providence.
 MT. and Mrs, Edward Smith and lit- tie daughter Hazel of New London are visiting at Esee Smiths.
 James Mcfarland and Hi Garrett have gone to Norwich to work in the paint shop of Stoddard & Clarke.
 Miss Elizabeth Burke was in Ster- ling Sunday to attend the exercises held at the laying of the cornerstone of the new Catholic church.
 New Books at Library.
 Six new books have been purchased by the book committee for the public library. They are The chippedales, Peter. The Lady of the Decoration. MT. Opp. Friendship Village and Lewis Rand.
 Gifts from Swinging Club.
 The Swinging club enjoyed an out ing Tuesday afternoon. Miss Frances Najako, who has been the instructor the past year, was presented a hand some signet ring and Commissioner Charles D. Barber, who has given the club free use of his hall, was given an engraved scarfpin.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred HiI, Mir. and Mrs. Warren Hopkins and Mrs. Maria Amsbury were called to Danielson Monday to attend the funeral of rel, at the westfield chapel. Mr. Tracy was brother of Miss Ellen Hoyt Tracy, a former teacher here who has the sympathy of many friends here in her bereavement.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Lewis have been spending 6 few days at their cot tage at Gales Ferry.
 Fred J. Eaton Of Providence has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Henry Frink.
 Mrs. James Pope of Canterbury has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Sullivan.
 Mrs. Philip Mathewson was in Put nam Monday and sold fancy articles al the June carnival given for the benefit of the -Kimball hospital.
 Edward Dame has moved into the tenement vacated by Elmer Johnson on Moosup avenue.
 Miss Evelyn Oatley of Moosup visit ed at Robert McFarland's Sunday.
 Master Stanley and Miss Marian Vaughn of Mckinley avenue, Norwich, spent Sunday with their grandparents. MT. and Mrs. William Simmons.
 Miss Flora Phillips of Putnam has been the guest of her sister, Miss Eva Phillips.
 The Kings Daughters met at their rooms Monday afternoon.
 Miss Edna Lilitbridge has returned from Hope Valley, where she mas been visiting relatives.
 Mrs, william Simmons entertained the Woman's Missionary society Mon day afternoon.
 Saturday evening prayer meeting was not held, as Rev. Ray Evans But terfeld did not come from Hartford until the evening train.
 The ball games were postponed Sat- urday on account of the storm.
 Edward Spicer. who has been here several months assisting in caring for the late Asher R. Herrick has return- ed to his home in North Scituate, R. I.
 Miss Agnes Hirseh has gone to Glastonbury to reside. The family of Emanuel Hirseh will soon move to Glastonbury.
 Children to Decorate.
 The Children's day concert will ba given Sunday morning at Il o'clock instead of the regular service. In the afternoon the children will march from the church to Evergreen cemetery with flowers which they will place on the graves of their Sunday school mates and teachers of the Sunday school A short service will be held at the ceme- tery after the flowers have been scat tered.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Thayer of Put nam were visitors here Sunday.
 Miss Ethel Parker spent Sunday at her home in Webster, Mass.
 Mrs. John Allen, who has been i'll for a long time, remains very feeble.
 Percy Schofield spent Saturday in worcester and Fitchburg.
 Eari Russell Bragg spent Saturday with Edward Carey Tillinghast in Wor- cester.
 chiIdrsn's Party.
 Miss WinifFed and Master Roy Flyers entertained about twenty little friends at their home on Moosup avenue Sat urday afternoon from 8 to 6 o'clock. Games were enjoyed and dainty re- treatments were served
 Earl Davis has returned to New Hanpshire after spending a few weeks with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Davis.
 Mrs. Pearl Lewis. Mrs. Alfred Ashley and daughter of Plainfeld were visit ors here Thursday. Warren Hopkins spent Thursday and Friday at his home in Foster Center, R. I.
 Had . Fish Fry.
 Some of the high school teachers and pupils had a fishing excursion to Moosup pond Thursday. They after wards enjoyed fish fry, but not many fish.
 Miss Helen Mathewson visited in Worcester Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles E. Barber spent Thurs day in Worcester.
 Duncan Mcdonald has returned from the Baekus hospital. Norwich, where he underwent a successful operation. He is regaining his strength slowly,
 Mrs, Addie York of Danielson was at Albert c. Walkers Saturday.
 Mrs. Kate Easten has returned from Auburn, R. l., where she has been spending several days.
 Herbert Barber of Westerly, R. l., has been the guest of cousins here.
 Master Earl Piekford of Leominster. Mass, has been the guest of his uncle, Everett Richmond.
 Alonze Coon remains i'll at his home on Texas Heights.
 Joseph Hopkins of Greene, R. l.. has been visiting his daughter. Mrs. John Shelley
 Master Maurice Torrey is the guest of his grandparents, Mfr. and Mrs. George Thatcher, in Canterbury.
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter Burke were in ous illness of their son. n-in-law. Stephen Marcuetre, who remains paralyzed. Their little granddaughter returned here with them.
 George l.. Barber of Exeter, R. l., has been 8 visitor here.
 Members of Graduating Glass.
 The members of the class of 1909, Plainfield High school. are Misses Ethel Collins of Central Village Jessie Beck with. WauFegan, Arthur Leach and Arr thur Reynolds, Wauregan Jessie Roper