Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-27
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Visitors and Travellers During the
Week-Inspeotor Visits Lucy Webb
Hayes cirele-Mrs. John Whitshead's
Funeral


Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tillinghast, Mrs.
Fred Tillinghast, Mrs. Edward q; Lat-
hbridge and Mrs. Florence Mitchell at
teBded the entertainment in Jewett
City Monday evening.
Mrs. Philip Mathewson has been IN
Waqregan the past week on account OF
the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Atwood.
Mrs. Catharlne Easton is spending a
few days at Auburn, r.. l.
Miss Hannah Sly Of Providence spent
Sunday at Nathaniel p. Thompson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah vassar and SON,
Elmer, spent Sunday with Mrs. vas
sar's parents in Moosup.
Mrs. Harrison Larkin Of Jewett City
has moved here to the home of her
brother, John Phillips
Mr.. and Mrs. John Westcott of Prov
idence spent Sunday at Thomas Mat
thews'
Miss Ethel Parker has been spending
several days at her home in webster,
Mass.
Mrs. Arnold 3. Matthewson is con-
fined to her home by an illness caused
by disease of the foot.
Peter Burke spent Sunday az the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Stephen
Marcrestre. in Webster, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth King spent Sunday
Win iCA SA5b1As sAASs AeoASoCI "a
up,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank SayIes Of Day
Vile we're visitors here Sunday. at
tending the funeral of q. relative.
Mrs. Michael Dady is dangerously
ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Levalley and
daughters, Vivian and Cora, spent Sun
day here with relatives.
Miss Lillian Brown Of Moosup has
been the guest of Mrs. Everett Rich
mond.
Lawyer John Murdoch Of Providence
has been the guest of friends here.
Mrs. Mary Phillips of Boston has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Graves of Black Hill.
Miss Beatrice Seguim has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Thayer,
in Putnam.
Mrs. Robert Loring is I'll with the
grip.
Charles Masterson and sister, Miss
Annie. Of Providence, spent Sunday
here to attend the funeral of Mrs. John
Whitehead.
Visited Local Circle.
Mrs. Allen Rabbit OF Thompson, who
is department inspector of the ladies
Of G. A. r., paid Lucy Webb Hayes
circle a visit Friday. One new men,
Der Joined the circle, which is fast
growing in number.
Mrs Hattie Kingsley of Plainffeld
was the guest Of Mrs. Charles Lewis
FRIDAY.
the guest Sunday Of Miss Alice Ken
dali
Raymond Mitchell has been appoint
ed freight agent at the station at
Mossup, succeeding Allan Moffeit of
this village, who resignsd d few weeks
ago, and is now conductor on the DAN
ielson line on the electric car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Steson. Miss
Ethel Collins, Mrs. julia Newton, Mrs.
George LorIng, Miss Esther Armstrong.
Percy Schof1eld, Frank Tillinghast,
Miss Louise Tillinghast and Miss Hell
en- Mathewson attended the D. A r.
dance in Moosup Friday evening.
Mrs. Fanny Trippe Of Packerville has
been assisting in caring for Asher Her
rick for a few days.
Mrs. James Pellet is Ill at her home.
Mrs Jane Hall Of Wilffmantic spent
Saturday with her cousin, Mrs. George
r. Bliven.
Miss Frances Najako has been visit
ing at her home in Middletown.
John Lee Chapman, who has been
very i'll the past week. is recovering.
Mrs. John Bennett is i'll at her hoem
in Green Hollow.
Miss Josephine Armstrong has re-
turned, after visit at her home in
Pawtucket, r. I.
Mrs. Urgele Lafrance visited relatives
in Taftville Sunday.
Miss Mary Burke spent Sunday with
relatives in Moosup.
Miss Lucy Pope has been spending
several days at her home in Canter-
bury.
Several local people have been in
Moosup this week. attending the spe-
ciaI services at the Methodist church.
Mrs. John Fletcher entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Cushing Of Providence this
week.
Miss Bridget Sullivan was IN Dan
ielson Monday.