Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Musician Returns from Bahama isl- ahds - Child Caught Fingers in Wringing Machine-Newsy Items.

Wringing Machine-Newsy Items.
 Mortimer Stetson entertained his sister, Miss Stetson. of Norwich sun day.
 Augustus Mathewson of Fall River, Mass, spent Sunday at Philip Math- ewson's.
 Mrs. George Parent and little daugh- ter Bernice visited at Miss Mary Burke's Sunday.
 day with his brother. Fitch A. Carey. Mrs. Edward Spicer, Miss Marjorie Spicer and Curtis Bushnell of North Scituate have been spending several days at Asher A. Herricks.
 Fred Vassar has returned from the Bahama Islands, where he has been musician at hotel during the win ter.
 Miss Nellie May Edmunds of West erly. R. l., has been spending a few days with her cousin. Frederick Brew ster.
 Stanley Vaughn of Norwich spent Sunday with his grandparents. MT. and Mrs. William Simmons.
 Fred Tillinghast has been the guest of Ernest Tiliinghast at Staten Island. Mrs. James Pope spent Sunday at her home In Canterbury.
 Charles Byles has been the guest or friends in Hartford.
 J. Arthur Atwood of New Haven and Miss Dorothy Atwood of Farming ton have been the guests of their grandparents. MT. and Mrs. Philip Mathewson, the past week.
 Mrs. Felix Lambert has been serf- ously III the past week.
 John Pellett of Plainfield is moving to the Tillinghast place in Kennedy City.
 Pastor Butterheld did not arrive from Hartford in time for the Satur- day evening service.
 Harry Hill of Norwich spent Satur- day at Warren Hopkins.
 Miss Edythe Pearson of Norwich spent Sunday with Miss Mildred Me Stay.
 Alonzo Coon has moved to the Rich nnond place on Texas Heights.
 Mrs. Henry Moran Is at the Backus hospital in Norwich, where she has had an operation performed.
 Two Fingers Hurt. Helen. little daughter of George Street, had two fingers badly. hurt by putting them into the gears Of a wringing machine. One nail was torn completely off and her other finger was badly mashed.
 Mrs. Robert Mcfarland is i'll at her home on Main street
 Percy Schofeld is spending a week in Rockville and Pittsheld, Mass.
 Miss Josephine Armstrong is visit ing at her home in Pawtucket, R. l.
 Duncan Mcdonald has returned from Providence, where he has been spend ing a few months.
 Henry Newton of Plainfeld has been the guest of his cousin. Mrs. William Dean.
 Miss Frances Najako is visiting at her home in Middletown.
 Miss Edna Lillibridge spent Friday in Providence.
 Mrs George Baker and daughter, Miss Marjorie, of Putnam, have been spending several days with Mrs. Ba- ker's mother, Mrs. Ellen Torrey.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Hill and son Floyd of Norwich spent Friday at Warren Hopkins.
 Henry Levellee's infant daughter has beer quite i'll the past week.
 Homer Cross of New London spent Sunday with his brother. L. Howard Cross.
 Returned from California.
 Charles Perry has returned from California, where he has been the past Joseph Fernette's little daughter is recovering from the scarlet fever.
 Attended Funeral.
 pr. James L. Gardner was in Dan ielson Sunday to attend the funeral of pr. LeClair.
 The Ladies' Missionary society met with Mrs. William Simmons Monday afte ernoon.
 The Kings Daughters met at their rooms Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. William Simmons is suffering with throat trouble.
 Notes of the Week.
 Mrs. Edward Lillibridge is spending a few days in Providence,
 Edward Tillinghast has returned to his duties at Worcester academy.
 Mrs. Perry Joslin of North Gros- venordale was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Julia Wilbur, Tuesday.
 Lawrence Parker has been assisting at Brewster's store during the ab sence of MT, Brewster.
 Miss Elizabeth Barber was the guest of her sister, Miss Phebe Barber, Mon day.
 George Loring has returned to Wer- cester academy after short vacation spent with his parents. MT. and Mrs. William Loring.
 Charles Perry, who has returneS from California, has rented the Ballou farm for rhe coming year.
 James Appley of Canterbury was a visitor here Tuesday.
 Liveryran Frank Tillinghast has moved into the upper tenement in the HerrlcK house on Maln street,
 Miss Barbara Popple is spending a few days with her cousin in Worces- ter.
 Miss Inez Brewer returns to Putnam Sunday after two weeks vacation spent with her parents.
 Miss Beatrice Gardner and Miss Ruth Cooper are visiting relatives in Rhode Island.
 Miss Alice Kendall and Miss Odns Sau11fT eNondin- Henry F. Newton's in Plainheld. Misses Ruth and Pauline Mathewsor have been visiting their cousin, Miss Dorothy Atwood, in Wauregan. Mrs. Lawrence McGee and son James T. McGee, of Attleboro Center Mass. have been the guests of friends Easter Concert.
 The Easter concert will be given al 1 the Congregational church Sunday af- ! IL