Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Entertainment BY the Kings Daush-
ters-AIbert Stills Household Goods
Burned.

Charles II. Byles is at home from
Bowdoin college, Brunswick, Me, for
a weeks vacation. He will return 70
Maine and viii preach there this sum-
Miss Lila schoaeld Of Pittsheld,
Mass, is visiting Miss Helen Mathew
Bowen r. Church of Providence was
Monday visitor.
Mrs. Lydia Spicer and Mrs. David
Kennedy were in Noank Wednesday
attending the Baptist association
meeting.
Hoxie Lillibridge and Charles E.
BARRIER are spending week at Range
ley Lakes, Maine.
Jessie M. Hopton was called to New
York Monday night, on account of the
death of his father, who had lived at
the Sailors Snug Harbor for some
time. He leaves his wife and one
son Jesse, both Of this village.
The odd Fellows viii have their
memorial day exercises at Evergreen
cemetery Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cotton. mar
ried in Andover. June 1, have been
guests of Mrs. Warren Hopkins. Mr..
Cotton recently came from the 18TH
mus of Panama, where he is employ
ed.
Mrs. Warner Smith has been called
to Flushing. L. l., on account of the
serious illness of her father, Henry
Tillinghast, who suffered a shock He
was formerly a resident In town.
Mrs. James Noble Of Brooklyn has
been spending a few days here at her
home, on account of the critical illness
of her mother n-law, Mrs. John AL
len.
Mrs. Israel Seguin has been sick the
past week. Her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Thayer of Putnam, is with her.
Henry Hazen of Medheld, Mass, has
been visitor here.
Rev Frank Fuller Of Norwich Town
spent Sunday at Deacon Charles A.
Byles'
Miss Mildred Mcstay has resigned
as organist at = the Congregational
church.
The Kings Daughters entertained
the leaders from several circles lof
The Kings Daughters at their rooms
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Vaughn, Miss
Marian and Master Stanley of Nc
Kinley avenue. Norwich. spent Sum
day at William Simmons.
The Jewett City amateur league
baseball team defeated the Centrals
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill and son,
Floyd. of Norwich, were guests at AL
lIeu NIL >, CdluIudS.
colIarbone Broken.
Henry Tatro was thrown while har-
rowing with horse belonging to Wal
ter Richmond, and his collarbone was
broken.
Mrs. William Newport, who has
been seriously i'll with appendicitis, is
improving slowly.
Mrs. George Schofeld OF Pittsheld
Mass. is the guest Of Mrs. George
Loring.
Mrs. Moses Ballou ana baby Ruth
and Mrs. Ellsworth Adams of North
Uxbridge, Mass, are visiting at Mrs
Samuel Collins
Mr.. and Mrs. Urgele LaFrance have
returned from a visit at Hartford.
Goods Destroyed.
Albert Still Of Mechanicsville spent
Sunday at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Still. Saturday
he stored his household goods in the
Salisbury block in Moosup and early
Monday morning the block was burned
and his goods were destroyed. There
was no insurance on his property
Elmer Lewis has returned from
Gales Ferry, where he has been al
the Lewis cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shannon spent
Sunday in Boston. They were per-
sonal friends of Rev. Edward Everett
Hale. whose funeral was held there
Sunday.
Lewis Shaw spent Sunday at the
home of his sister in Southbridge
Mass.
Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson and Miss
Helen spent Saturday in Boston.