Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-20
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Kings Daughters Served Oyster Sup
per-Chimney Fire at Homo Of Low
ell Horton-Explosion Follows Chem
istry Experiment-Obituary Notes


The Kings Daughters served an oys-
ter supper at the church last evening.
also a st. Patrick's social and enter
tainment. The proceeds were about
$40 which goes into the new piano
fund
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shannon en-
tertained a party of young people from
Putnam Sunday.
Ernest Tillinghast, who has a large
dairy ON Long Island, has returned to
his home after a visit here with his
cousins. +. H. and T. W. Tillinghast
Fred J. Eaton of Providence spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Kennedy spent Tuesday
in Jewett City and Norwich.
Warren Hopkins, who recently pur-
chased Treffie Bellevance's news store,
has moved his family here from Dan
ielson.
Mrs. Lydia spicer spent Tuesday In
Mrs Mary Smith Of Providence is
visiting her brother, George R Flow
Ter.
Mrs. Fred Pagan is i'll with neuralgia
and assesses.
Raymond and Alice Eaton of Provi-
dence are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richmond and
son James Of Elmville visited at EY-
erett Richmond's Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thayer Of Put
nam were guests at Israel Sequin's
Sunday.
Louis Bradford of Danlelson was a
visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. John stone of Norwich visited
at Nathaniel P. Thompson's Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid society was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Fred TIL
linghast Wednesday afternoon.
Joseph Barber has moved his family
Ao his rapanf residence X
for sale.
Miss Jessie Sage has returned from
Canterbury. where she has been on
account of the illness OF, her mother
Joseph Farlsnd has recovered from
the grip.
been spending few days at his home
here on account of the death of his
grandmother. Mrs. Alfredo Newton,
widow of Israel Newton.
Mrs Fitch A. Carey spent Friday in
Norwich with relatives.
A recent chimney FIRE at the house OF
Lowell Horton caused much alarm for
a few minutes. but not much damage
was done.
Mrs. Annie L. Johnson of Plainfield
was the guest OF Mrs. l. Howard Cross
Wednesday.
Mrs. waldo Tiliughast and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie. of Plainfield visitor
relatives here Wednesday.
While Miss Isabel White, the chem
istry teacher at the high school, was
trying an experiment there was an eX-
plosion and her eyelid was badly cut.
Mrs. James Still is visiting her father
at Potter Hill, r. I.
Mrs Addison Tourtellotte and baby
Stanley of East Thompson are spend
ing a week with Mrs. L. H. Cross.
Miss Jeanette Gallup OF Moosup was
q visitor here Monday.
Mrs. S. A. Lewis has been the guest
OF Mrs. Harry Dean In Moosup.
Henry Hayden his daughter, Mrs.
Patrick Loughren. and grandson, Hen
~ LOughren, went to Providence tat
urday to attend the funeral OF his son.
Daniel F. Hayden, whose funeral was
held in the Central Congregations
church in that city Sunday. He had
been clerk of the common council for
27 years in Providence.
Funeral of Clement Robitaille.
The funeral of Clement Robitaills
was held at All HaIIows' church Mon
away very suddenly Friday night. He
leaves sew en- sons. four daughters and
several grandchildren and great grand :
children Burial was at All Hallows
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Robitaille oil
W'oonsocket spent Saturday and Sun
day at Samuel Robitaille's.
The union service at the church Sun
day evening was largely attended by
Moosup people and of our own village
Z. A. Prentice Of Norwich gave a very
interesting account Of the helpful
work being done all over the state by
the 7. NJ. c. A.
viii Play in DanieIson.
The ladies' Of the Aid society expect
to go to Danielson the first Of next
week. where they viii repeat their en-
tertainment with farces entitled How
the Story Grew" also "The Sweet
Family They have already played
them in this village and by invitations
have played at A1oosup and Waure-
gan
Nathaniel 2. Thompson has been en-
PERTAINING his granddaughter. Mrs. ,Sor-
dan, of Danielson.
TH0MPS0N.