Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-23
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Farewell Whist-Newsy Notes-In-
genious Boys.

Farewell Whist-NeMsy Notes-in-
genious Boys.
Frank Thompson, who has been i'll
for five weeks with typhoid fever, re-
mains seriously liz A consultation of
doctors was held Wednesday.
Mrs. William Dean was called to
Plainfeld Tuesday on account of the
illness of Mrs A.bbie Walker, who has
been i'll for several weeks.
Mrs. Albert C. Walker and Miss Ar
villa Besse have returned from Boston
after spending q week there on account
of the sudden death of their brother,
Edison Besse.
Mrs Thomas Shannon is Ill at her
home on River street.
Mrs. John Stone, who is assisting in
caring for her brother, Frank Thomp-
son, spent Sunday and Monday at her
home in Norwich.
Sleighing Parties.
A Jolly sleighing party left here Mon
day evening. The members of the high
school and friends went to Danielson.
They were chaperoned by the teachers,
Misses NajalIo, White and Armstrong
The pupils of the grammar school
had a straw ride to Danielson Monday
evening. Miss Ada Burlingame acted
as chaperon.
The Ladies' Aid society served a
cold meat and baked bean supper at
the church dining room Wednesday
evening.
The Kings Daughters met at their
rooms in the Kennedy block Monday
afternoon.
DIR. James l. Gardner was called to
Pawtucket, r. L, Thursday to attend
the funeral OF his brother, Leander
Gardner, who was formerly a we'll
known artist in Boston.
ParochiaI School Pupils Have Straw
Ride.
The pupils of the Catholic school in
Moosup, accompanied by the teachers.
passed through here wednesday en-
joying a straw ride. They visited the
Catholic school in Wauregan, where
tables were set for them, and they
their friends there.
Mrs. Sarah Richmond, formerly a
resident here, has moved here from
Moosup into the tenement recently
vacated by her son, Walter Richmond.
who has moved his family to Texas
Heights.
Mrs. Fannie Loring entertained her
cousin from Washington Sunday
Miss Helen Mathewson gave a de-
lightful whist at her home on Main
street Thursday evening in honor Of
Misses Shirley and Lila Schofield, who
left the next morning for their new
home in Pittsheld, Mass.
Henry Trudeau and family Of Moo
sup visited at the Misses Burke's Sun
day
The Ecclesiastical society held a
meeting at the church Monday even
ing. The meeting adjourned TO Mon
day evening at o'clock.
Repeated Farce at Moosup.
The ladies who gave the pleasing
farce How the Story Grew" in De-
cember at the annual fair went to
Moosup Friday evening and presented
the same for the benefit of the Meth
odist church. The Moosup Methodists
assist this church in many ways and
the ladies assisted them to show their
appreciation Of the valuable help they
have given.
Henry Murdoch of Packervillo is the
guest Of Willis Collins, the wrestler.
Miss Lucy Broadhead has been
spending several days with friends in
Providence and Boston.
Thomas Holmes Of Norwich was a
visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Horace Kennedy was called
here Saturday on account Of the i'll
ness Of her father, Mr.. Wells.
Prosecuting Agent A. J. Greenslit Of
Hampton was here Tuesday, where a
liquor case was tried before Justice
Chapman.
Harry Flynn, a well known charac-
ter in town, has moved to Providence
after residing here for several years.
Rev. r. E. Butterfield took for his
subject Sunday evening "Eccentrics."
Miss Helen Mathewson took charge Of
the music on account of the absence
of Miss Mildred McStay.
The young boys in Mrs. r. r. But
terfeld's Sunday school class made a
fine blackboard the past week which
they presented the Sunday school at
the close of the service. A rising vote
of thanks was given them.
Mrs. George R. Torrey has been I'll
with the grip at her home on School
street. Her mother, Mrs. George
Thatcher. of Canterbury has heen car
ing for her.
Mrs Fitch Carey, who has been Ill,
has recovered and is able to be out
again.
James Appley Of Canterbury visited
friends here Monday.
Feeble at 90.
Asher Herrick, who is in his s2d
year, is very feeble, being confined to
his bed the greater part of the time
Harry Stainthrope, who has been en-
joying a short vacation in Washing
ton, mas returned to his duties at
Brewster's store,
Mrs. L. H. Cross was in Sterling
Monday.
Edward Hall Of South Killingly was
a visitor here Friday.
Mrs. Philip Mathewson was the
guest at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. ]. Arthur Atwood, in Wauregan,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chester Burdick and Mrs. Pat
rick Millett spent Monday in Worces-
ter.
Frank H. TiIlinghast and william
street were in Canterbury Sunday to
attend the funeral Of Albert II. SAT-
ford. who died at Brewster's Neck af-
ter a long illness.