Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-17
CENTRAL yILlAGE.
Accident to William Handy vaeas'en
 While WooIen Mill Is cIosed.

Mps. Thomas Shannon. who has been i'll, is regaining her health. Lewis Shaw, who has been spending a few days In Canterbury at the home of William Medbury, has returned MT. and Mrs: Arthur Davis are shire relatives. . Israel Seguin has been the guest o1 Norwich relatives A new house is being built for Ulysses Cooper on Texas Heights. MT. and Mrs. Edward Smith of Law renee, Mass, are visiting at Esee
 Mrs. John Stone of Norwich is spending few days with her father N. P. Thompson. Arthur Harrington is in New Hamp- shire, called there by the death Of relative
 Mrs. William Newport. who has beer | ill with appendicitis, is recovering. | Mrs. Elizabeth Hill Mrs. Bertha Kyle and daughter, Miss Mildred, aIe spending a month at Walter West cott's.
 l Mrs. Charles Collins and little daugh- ter are visiting relatives in .Cromptor and Hamilton.
 Mrs. Celinda McStay and daughter Miss Mildred, have been in New HaveT | the past week on account of the deatf | of a relative.
 Miss Ethel Collins has returned from Mt. Vernon. N. Y, where she has beer spending few weeks with friends. MT. and Mrs Eugene Rivers art depending a week in Dorchester and Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Sidney Brown of New London came in their touring cal
 Sunday to visit at Willis D. Rouse's. | William Simmons is i'll at his home
 here Mrs. Simmons is home from ths | Simmons cottage at Pleasure Beach or account of his illness. Miss Jessie Sage of Wauregan is as- sisting Supt John L. Chapman at his office at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Warren Hopkins spent Tuesday | in Boston.
 William Handy fall from staging
 while painting and~ struck his arm against a putty knife he had in his pocket, cutting long sash in his wrist and cut an artery. Miss Odna Seguin is spending a weel with Mrs. Ernest Scott in Providence Many are away from home as the | Plainfield Woolen company's mill ii closed this week.
 The Ladies of the G. A. R. had g
 baked bean supper at the home of Mrs
 Lillian B. Bliven Tuesday evening. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Levalley, Johr | Sullivan and Miss Mary Millett spen Thursday down the Providence river | Adolphus Lamont and Miss Richard: of Norwich have been visiting friends here the past week. MT. and Mrs. David Beaudry, Ma. poleon and Miss Rose Beaudry, Howard | Clarke, Edythe Flyers and Jane Wart are spending this week at a cottage al Gales Ferry.
 Henry Loughrase has returned from
 Providence. where he has been visiting l for few days.
 l MT. and Mrs. Everett Richmond art l spending a week in Leominster, Mass. Mrs. Marshall Kenyon is spending { | few weeks with her daughter, Mrs | Charles Wagner, at Ann Arbor, Mich Rev. Frederick Balcom of Plainfielt preached here Sunday. He is expected next Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Tillinghast have been enjoying an outing at Boston anS vicinity
 Miss Malvina Bishop is spending { l few weeks in Canada. MT. and Mrs. William Grundy ana son Robert are in Providence. Edward Tillinghast spent Sunday with Stuart Ellsworth in North Ux' bridge, Mass.
 Miss Lila Schofeld has returned tt Pittsfield, Mass. after spending a few weeks with Miss Helen Mathewson. Several of our young people attend. ed the picnic of the Moosup Baptis | Sunday school at Wildwood park. The Ladies of the G. A. R. held theil
 monthly meeting Friday.