Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-08
WINDHAM COUNTY.
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Ankle Broken by Fall-consregational
Pews to Be Free This Year-Chow-
der Supper for Y. NJ. G. A. Benefit

Pews to Be Free This Year-Chow-
der Supper for Y. M. c. A. Benefit.
Fred Vassar was in Moosup Tues
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Burdick will
commence housekeeping In the Palmer
tenement, recently vacated by Mfodle
Mrs Palmer of washington is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. John Fletcher.
Mrs Andrew Mech Of Danielson
has been the guest OF Mrs. Warren
hopkins.
tied Mrs Vassar's parents, Mr. ana
Mrs Arnasa Mathewson, in Moosup on
Mira Edward Mortimer of Moosup
visited Local relatives Tuesday.
Charles Nlltan is at his home in Put
nam on account Of the death Of his
mother.
il AIoDao Coon fell Monday night while
working in his hen yard, and broke
Mrs. John Stone Of Norwich has
been spending a few days with her
father Nathaniel p. Thompson
benjamin Oldfeld has moved to
GeoTre thatcher of Canterbury was
william Moran has moved to the
Potvin farm on Black Hill.
Miss Beatrice Seguin visited at Jo-
seph Levalley's in Danielson Saturday.
Mrs Lowell Horton, who has been
III the past week, Is much better
Mr.. Tavinier OF Danielson has moved
to a tenement on Bridge street
Mrs. Urgelle Lafrance was in Ster-
ling Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Scott Of Providence is
visiting her father, G. r. Fowler
Mr.. Miller, a painter, has moved in
to the tenement vacated by Harry
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richmond Of
Efnvflle. Mr. Hazen of Midway, Mass,
and Miss Emma Dexter of Danielson
spent Sunday at Everett Richmond's.
Frank Tillinghast and Napoleon
Beaudry were in Canterbury Wednes-
day TO attend the funeral Of MRS. Fair
man at the home Of George LarkuFa.
Miss Judith Hopkins Of Middletown.
formerly a teacher here, has been VS.
iting at Mrs. Marshal Kenyon's.
Oliver Stone has been in Fall River
attending the funeral OF his niece
New Boss Weaver.
Walter Casweu Of Danielson is the
new boss weaver at the Central WORST
ed oonp any's mill. John Greenhalgh Is
the designer.
Miss Beatrice Seguin has been elect
ed assistant treasurer and secretary
of the Congregational Sunday school.
Miss Edith Clarke Of Wauregan and
Edwin Clarke of Minnesota have been
guests of their cousin, Miss Alice
Kendall
Free Pews ne Congregational Church.
The seats at the Congregational
church are to be free the coming year,
beginning this month. The envelope
system win be used to raise money
instead of renting the pews.
Edward Spicer was IN Packervills on
Mrs. George Parent and daughters,
Hilda and Bernice, spent Sunday here
Mrs. william Simmons entertained
the Womans Missionary society Wed
nesday afternoon.
Supper for Y. M. C. A. Benefit.
An excellent clam ehowder supper
was served at the home Of Mrs. Fred
Mitchell Tuesday from to s, for the
benefit Of the W. c. T. q.
The children's choir sang at the
morning service Sunday. The young
ladies' choir win sing Sunday.
Mrs. John E. Vaughn Of Norwich and
Miss Clara French Of Providence spent
Sunday at William Simmons.
Edward Hall of South Killingly Wis
tied relatives here Saturday.
Game Postponed.
The Plainheld- Central ball game
which was to have been played Sat-
urday here, has been postponed.
Miss Isabel White spent Sunday al
her home in Hartford.
Charles Bragg has been in Norwich
the last week for a surgical operation
on his eye.
Samuel Collins spent Sunday witt
his daughter, Mrs Moses Ballou, in
Uxbridge, Macs.
The Kings Daughters met at theil
rooms Monday afternoon.
Received May Basket.
Miss winifred Flyers received a nice
May basket from her schoolmates OF
Saturday evening. Games were play.
ed and refreshments served.
Miss Alice Kendall spent Saturday
In Brooklyn with her father, who 1:
seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald an(
daughter, Myrtle, Of Norwich, have
been visiting at John Francis.
Miss Nellie Elliott will leave mex
week for New Haven, where she will
enter a hospital to be a trained nurse
Mrs. A. B. Hicks OF Canterbury II
spending several weeks here
Mrs A. B. Mathewson Mrs. Philil
Mathewson and Miss Helen Mathew
son took an automobile "trip to Norwich
Monday.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Burk
spent Wednesday IN Providence.