Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-15
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Death of Asher Herrick in His s3d
Year - Hanging of May Baskets
Tracing Missing Daughter.


Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrington have
returned from their wedding trip ano
are at the home of Mr.. Harringtons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Esec smith on
Texas Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Medbury Of Nor
witch spent Thursday at Calvin Arm,
ODDS.
Looking for Runaway Daughter.
Chief of Police Roberts has been
here trying to md hIs daughter, who
left her home in Derry, N. H., a short
time ago. A few days afterwards she
was found in Groton and was arrest
ed.
Mrs. o. B. Mathewson and daughters
Ruth. and Pauline spent Thursday In
Norwich.
Mrs. waldo Tilinghast and daugh-
ter. Miss Annie Tillinghast of Plain
field, visited relatives here Friday.
Lawrence Parker has been enter
tanning his brother whom he had not
seen for three years and who, has been
on a cruise with the United States
warships during that time.
Earl Davis has returned from New
Hampshire where he has been spending
a few months with relatives.
Mrs. Lucy Edwards of Greeneville,
formerly a well known resident here,
has been the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Fran kTillinghast ana
daughter Helen spent Friday in Nor
witch.
Miss Hilda Parent Of Moosup has
been the guest of Miss Ruth and Pau
line Mathewson for a few days.
Mrs. Horace Kennedy of Danielson
visited her sister, Mrs. Emma Baton,
Saturday.
ed the Juniors here Saturday.
Clam Supper.
The Ade1phi club enjoyed a clam
supper at their rooms Saturday even
ing.
About 1s schoolmates OF Elmer Dean
hung large May basket at his home
Saturday evening. Games were play
ed and refreshments were served.
The Centrals went to Plainfield Sat-
urday and won, IL to 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leine spent
Friday in Norwich.
Miss Antoinette Verrier spent Sun
day at her home in Danielson.
Charles Brass has returned from
New York where he has been spend
ing several days on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Francis of
Westerly spent Sunday at John Fran
els.
Mrs. Dolan fell down stairs and bad
ly sprained her ankle.
Mr.. and RMS. John Westcott of Prov
idence are spending several days here
with relatives.
Miss Louise Tillinghast spent Thurs
day in Norwich.
Met with Commissioners.
Charles E. Barber wet with the COM
missioners at the Children's home in
Putnam Wednesday
Samuel Collins who has been seri-
ously i'll the past week, Is much better.
Henry Walker Is spending a week in
Southampton, L. l. with his son
Charles.
Mrs. Charles z. Barber is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Waity Fillmore, in
Worcester.
Mrs. Mary Smith OF Providence spent
Tuesday with her brother, George r.
Fowler.
Miss Nellie Elliott left Wednesday
morning for New Haven to enter the
nurses training scvhool.
Mrs. Florence Mitchell spent Tues
day with relatives in Providence.
Mrs. Frank Davis has been enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. Holland from
Providence.
Mrs. Samuel Collins spent Thursday
in Providence.
Mrs. L. H. Cross was in Sterling on
Monday.
George Thatcher Of Canterbury Wis
tied his daughter, Mrs. George r. Tor
rey, Monday.
Miss Inez Brewer and Master Mo-
riarty of Putnam spent Sunday at Eu-
Mrs. Fred Aston visited friends in
Moosup Monday.
Woman breaches for Husband.
Mrs. Ray Butterfeld Of Hartford
occupied the pulpit Sunday IN place OF
her husband. who is the pastor here
sometimes,
Mrs. Homer Barrows of Canterbury
was in this village Wednesday.
Charles Nuttall has returned to his
duties at c. E Barber & Co.'S store
after being absent on account of the
death of his mother in Putnam.
Samuel Robitaille has been enter
tanning his daughter and grandchild OF
Putnam.
Thomas Holmes Of Norwich called
on friends Monday.
Miss Phebe Barber is visiting rela-
tives in Putnam.
Master Maurice Torrey is visiting his
grandparents in Canterbury.
Misses Elizabeth and Mary Burke
visited their sisters in Moosup Sun
W. S. Lee of New York is spending
few days here.
Mrs. Edward Spicer, Harry Spicer,
Miss Marjorie Spicer and Curtis Bush
nell are spending several days at Mrs.
Lydia Spicer's.
Mrs Edward Gallagher is entertain
ing her father, Mr. Cooney.
May Basket Frolies.
Miss Agnes Guerin received a hand
some May basket Saturday from her
Sunday school class in All-Hallows'
church, Moosup. There were IA chill
dren, who were caught after a chase
and were invited into Miss Guerine's
home, where games were played and
refreshments served.
About so young people went to Shep-
ard Hill last Saturday evening with a
large market basket of good things,
which they left at Miss Nellie Elliott's
door. After a lively chase all were
captured. An orchestra accompanied
the merry party and they went to the
large barn on the Elliott farm, where
they danced until early morning, when
they babe Miss Elliott good-by, as she
left this week for New Haven.
Ernest Scott of Providence spent
Sunday at G.. r. Fowler's.
Mrs. L. Howard Cross, Miss Louise
Tillinghast, Miss Ethel Collins and
Miss Rose E. Seguin will spend today
Saturday in North Uxbridge, Mass,
as guests Of Mrs. Moses II. Ballou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Caplette and
little daughter Blanche will spend to-
| day Saturday in Putnam to attend a
service in memory Of Mr.. Caplette's
| m Othar who diad Hve months aCo