Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-20
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Burned Hand With Hot FIat-church Debt Reduced-outhreak of Scarlet Fever Feared.


 Mrs., Elmer Johnson has had as a guest her brother, MT. Spaulding of Norwich. who is a well known railroad man.
 Miss Edna Lillibridge was a visitor in Putnam Thursday. Miss Hilda Parent of Moosup has been visiting relatives here for a few | days. hl Master Stanley Vaughn of Norwich has been visiting his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. William Simmons. William Loring and Edwin Kenne- dy have been Providence visitors re- gently. Attended Yale-Princeton Game. | Frederick Brewster has been in New Haven and attended the Yale-Prince- | ton football game. Lester Salisbury 1 of Moosup had charge of his grocery store during his absence. Mrs. Stephen Marcustre and daugh- | ter. Dora, and little son, William, of | Webster, who have been spending a week with Mir. and Mrs. Peter Burke, returned to their home in Webster on | Wednesday. Little William burnt his hand badly while here. A hot fatiron | fell on it, causing a bad burn. | Mrs. Maria Amsbury has returned | from Putnam, where she has been vis- | iting her sister, Mrs. Gilbert Tracy. also her bro ther. George Leavens. in Danielson.
 Recovering from Typhoid. l Clarence Reed, who has been very | i'll the past ten days, thratened with | typhoid fever. is much better at this | writing, although not yet out of dan | ger.
 Mrs. William Simmons has been en- tertaining her sister, Mrs. Albert | Sprague of Moosup. Mortimer Stetson has been enter | taining his sister, Miss Stetson, who is a teacher in Norwich. Food Sale and Entertainment. The food sale and entertainment at the church, given for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid society by the four B.,s, was well patronized. There was the recently. The pleasing motion song | by Miss Winifred Flyers and Miss Mill dred Whitehead was heartily encored, as were the solos. trio, quartette. read ing and photograph selections, Personal Notes. | Mrs. Charles Lewis spent Friday in | Norwich.
 Jesse M. Hopton spent Sunday with | friends in Providence. | Miss Rachael Clarke has returned from Hartford. where she has been a | visitor
 Master Waldo Tilinghast spent Sat- urday with his cousin, Master Yelling | ton Tillinghast, in Plainfeld. Samuel Collins spent Saturday in Providence and Boston on business. | Howard Clarke of Whitinsville Mass, visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert Clarke, Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Barber were | visitors with relatives in Exeter, R. |. Saturday
 Erwin Whitehead took an auto par | ty to Hope Valley and Westerly, R. I. Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles Bragg visited friends In Plainville. R. l., Saturday. Miss Lena Stetson, a nurse in Provi- dence, has been visiting at Dr. James L. Gardners.
 Henry Trudeau of Moosup spent Sunday with his aunt, Miss Elizabeth | Burke.
 Mrs. Thomas Carlan entertained hei sister. Miss Mary Shimmers. Sunday.
 Burial of Samuel Ladd.
 Undertaken Frank H. Tfllinghast was in Baltic Saturday, where he took ! charge of the burial service of Samuel Ladd, well known and aged resident of this town.
 Mrs. George Thatcher of Canterbury is staying at the home of her daugh- T Mrs. Julia Wilbur has returned from Providence, where she has been visit | ing her twin sister. | Mrs Lydia Spicer has been in Wash | ington, where she visited her brother. Rev. J. W. Payne of Jewett City | preached Sunday. He was not a can- didate. After the morning service a l, bers was held. One member has rais- ed by.-contribution about $100 this week towards reducing the church ! debt. The collector was a woman and each contributions was not less thar s5.
 Joseph Levalley entertained hi: nephew. Henry Provost of Woonsock- | ct, formerly resident here.
 Mrs. Everett Richmond visited Sat urday and Sunday with her brother MT. Fiske. at Plum Island.
 Mrs. Emily Shelley has been in Greene. R. l., the past week on account of the serious illness of her father Joseph Hopkins.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Richmond oi Elmville spent Sunday here with rela- tives
 David Labon, who has recently gone | into the shoe business in New Bedford spent Sunday at his home. The Kings Daughters had a ten cent tea at their rooms Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Erastus Fiske of Killingly is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Richmond for few days.
 The Ladies' Aid society held a sew | ing bee at the church vestry Thurs day afternoon.
 The flock of wild geese attracted | much attention here Sunday evening Although they were flying very low, il was so dark they could not be seen but were plainly heard.
 James Mcfarland of Whftinsville spent Sunday here with his parents. 1 Frederick Brewster won the prize oi g at the bowling alley Monday even- ing. His score was 1o0
 Scarlet Fever Feared.
 1t is feared there will be a spread of the much dreaded disease, scarlet fever, here. as little girl named Barry attended school Monday and had beer i'll with scarlet fever. It had reached the peeling stage. Her parents, moi knowing the danger, sent her to school | The school was dismissed early Tues day morning for a week, and the health officer, pr. Chase, has fumigated the room. The child had been comfort ably il! with the disease and had not been under quarantine until this week after the health officer had been noti- fled.
 Nelson Caplette was visitor ir Putnam Wednesday.
 Mrs. Benjamin Northrup and son l William. of Norwich. spent Tuesday at the home of Henry Northrup, on tht ! Greene Hollow road.
 The ladies of the c. A. R. will hold their monthly meeting Friday, wher they will entertain some of the higt officers of the circle.