Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-21
CENTRAL VILLAGE
PlainfieId Wooden Company Defeated
American Company at Baseball
Miss Brown Returns to Florida
Norwich Minister Heard.

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mathewson are
spending a week at Oak Bluffs. Mass.
and Watch Hill.
Mrs. Walter Westcott is spending, a
week in Pawtucket, r. /.
Mrs. Samuel Collins and son Emer-
son are visiting relatives in North
Uxbridge, Mass
Catcher Culch of the Central base
ball team, has resigned and has gone
to Midway, Mass.
Miss Stella Lafrance is spending a
week in New Bedford, Mass.
The Plainfield Wooden company's
baseball team defeated the American
Wooden company's team Saturday aft
ernoon.
Auburn, N. Y, are spending a few days
here with friends and neighbors. Mrs.
Bond was formerly a resident here.
Mrs. Stephen Marcustre and daugh-
ter Dora Of Webster. Mass, visited
here Saturday. Her little son, Will
liam, returned home with her after
spending two weeks with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Burke.
Sarl Bragg spent Sunday with
friends at Gales Ferry.
Miss Florence Hall of N'llimantic
and Mrs. Charles Arnold of Providence
have >een guests at William Deans
this week.
At Civic Club Camp.
Earl r. Bragg is spending a week at
the Civic club camp at Buttonwood's
beach, R. !.
Rev. L. W.. Frink Preached.
Rev. L. w. Frink of Norwich preach
ed here Sunday. He was formerly
pastor of the Baptist church in Moos-
up.
William Joiette spent Sunday with
relatives in Southbridge, Mass.
Mrs. Louis Fourier and children
have returned from Canada, where
they spent a week with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hopkins spent
Saturday in Providence.
Mrs. Sarah Richmond has moved
into the tenement under Hopkins news
store.
Miss Shirley Schofield is the guest
of Miss Helen Mathewson. Miss Ma
thewson has been Miss Schofield's
guest i'm Pittsfield for several weeks.
Miss Bridget Sullivan has been the
guese of Mrs. Walter Wright in
Palmer, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis are
spending few days at Gales Ferry.
Misses Rose z. Seguin. Louise
Tillinghast, George Loring. Edward
Tillinghast of this village, and Mr.
| and Mrs. Frank Thayer of Putnam are
spending a week at cottage in Ston-
| ington.
Mrs. Charles Bragg returned from
New York Tuesday night.
Miss Fannie Brown. who has beer
spending the summer here with rela.
| tives, has returned to Florida, where
she will teach school this fall
| Miss Louise Pray of Braintree
Mass, is tie guest of her cousin, Mrs
Elizabeth Mathewson.
William Sullivan is visiting his cous.
in, Miss Lucy Pope, in Canterbury
William Kelsey of Windham visited
friends here Friday.
Miss Arvilla Besse is spending q
week at Henry F. Newton's in Plain.
field.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert C. Walker wer,
guests in Danielson Sunday
Samuel Lewis has moved here into
one of the Plainheld Wooden company'i
tenements.
Miss Jessie Babcock is spendir~ Z
week at cottage at Pleasant View
beach.
| Station Agent Mortimer Stetson an(
Mrs. Stetson welcomed a little daugh
ter into their home Tuesday morning
Attended 18th Reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dean, Miss
Beatrice Dean and Mrs. S. A. Lewil
attended the reunion of the Eighteenth
regiment of Connecticut Volunteers a
the Buckingham Memorial in Norwich
on wednesday.
Viii Entertain New London Circle.
The Ladies OF the G. A. r. circl,
will entertain the Ladies of the G. A
r. circle of New London Friday aft
ernoon at BARRIERS hall.
Mrs. Charles E. Barber spent Wed
nesday with her sister. Mrs. Luthe
Eaton, in Plainfield.
| Mrs. Urgele Lafrance and Mrs Ar
chic Blanchard visited relatives il
Danielson Wednasdav afternoon