Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-16
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Norwich p reacher at Congregational Church-School Enumeration-Per-
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Mrs. Lucy Edwards of Greeneville a resident here for many years, visit ed friends here Monday. | Mir and Mrs. Charles H. Walker have returned to Southampton, L. Mrs. Walkers mother, Mrs. Ellen Tor rey returned with them. l Mrs. Otis Conant of Gurleyville is visiting her sister. Mrs. Lydia Spicer Mir. and Mrs. Willis Rouse and Mrs | Julia Newton have been spending sev- eral days with relatives in New Lon l don.
 Rev. Asher H. Wilcox of Norwich Town. formerly pastor of the Congre- gational church here, preached Sum- l doy morning.
 Michael Dady, who has been very | i'll. is able to be out, but is very fee ble.
 Stuart Ellsworth spent Sunday at his home in North Uxbridge, Mass. Miss Nellie Elliott, who is in New ! Britain hospital training school for | nurses, visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Elliott on Shepard Hill Monday.
 James Minett of New London spent Sunday at his home here. Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson spent Sunday with her daughter, Miss Helen, in Boston.
 Miss Annie Wood spent Saturday with friends in Providence. Mrs. Edward Mahew, who has been staying with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Farland, for several monds, has moved to Putnam, where her husband is window dresser in Bugbees store
 At Golen Wedding.
 The families of Frank H. Filling hast and Fred w Tillinghast were in Plainteld Wednesday attending the golden wedding celebration of their parents. Mir. and Mrs. Waldo Til- | linghast.
 John Taylor is the crossing tender here Michael D'Neil, the former ten der, has returned to his home in Plain field.
 . Clerk Injured.
 Napoleon Beaudry, clerk at Brew ster's store, fell in a fanting spell on Saturday morning, striking on some baskets which were on the store piaz- ga and bruising his nose. He was as sisted into the store, where he regain ed consciousness.
 Mrs. Charles Dearborn has returned from visit in Norwich. Mrs John Mcdonald and little daughter, Myrtle, of Norwich, have been guests of relatives here. Mrs. Patrick Millett, who has been visiting her niece in Worcester, has returned to her home, on account of illness. ~ss
 Mss Anna Curran spent Sunday at her home in Norwich. NAt Entertained Pupils.
 Miss Anna Chapin. teacher in the grammar department of the public school here, has been entertaining her friend, Miss Tracy. who gave pleas ing concert fos the children in the High school room Thursday afternoon. She entertained with instrumental vo- cal and whistling solos.
 Representative Urgele Lafrance, who has been suffering with blood poison ing, caused by cutting his hand with a bottle at his bottling establishment, Is able to be out again.
 Mrs. Charles A. Byles has returned from Schenectady, N. Y., where she has been visiting her son, Frank.
 Miss Grace Frost spent Sunday at her home in Providence.
 Elmer Lewis has been taking the enumeration of school children in the village.
 The freshman class of the Plainfeld High school has elected the following officers: President Harold Williams; vice president. Edna Frazier; secre- tary, Louise Kennedy; treasurer, John A. Prior.
 Miss Alice Fish. a teacher in Nau- gatuck, spent Columbus day with her cousin, Mrs. George R. Bliven.
 Mrs. Lydia Spicer was called to Washington Wednesday to attend the funeral finer sister-in-law, Mrs. Geo. Phillips
 The Daughters of Rebekah met in Barber's hall Tuesday evening.
 Michael Connolly has given up his large milk business and will go to Washington.
 Dwight Armstrong has recently re- covered from an operation for appen- dicitis in Providence.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Mathewson spent Wednesday in Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Westcott of Prov idence are spending this week with Mrs. Westcott's parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Matthews.
 The Ladies' Aid society held a quilting party at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon.