Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-25

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Or. M. s. Nichols, Former Resi-
dent. w
Mrs. Fannie Gard. who has been
at the home OF her sister. Mrs. Esther
Grover, has returned to Providence.
to the home OF lher daughter. Miss
Nellie Card.
Mrs Elizabeth Rouse. who has been
III for several months. is better and
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver stone and son.
Raymond. spent Sunday in occum and
Mrs Julia wilbur entertained
party OF friends fIsom Norwich last
Sunday at the home of Henry II.
Walker on River snreet
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Davis OF
WOODSTOCK have been visiting their
sons, Arthur and Frank, the past week.
David Miller OF Providence visited
his son-in-law, Henry Northrup, on
Sunday, who remains seriously III at
his farm on the Green Hollow road.
Mrs. Alfred Hill Is entertaining her
cousin, Mrs. Harriet Barnes of Provi-
dence, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 7'hRyer Of Put
nam spent Sunday with Mrs, Thay-
er's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Sc
gum.
Mrs. Thomas Richmond Of Elmville
visited her son. Everett Richmond, on
Sunday.
Recovered Stolen Articles in Provi-
denoe.
William vaillancourt. barber In
the Wilcox building. has bean In Prov
idence with a friend 10 identify artf-
cles which we're stolen from his shop
here, Sunday night. August -. He
visited Chief Inspector Horizons once
and found is razors, 81 pipes. lather-
brush. and one box Of powder which
belonged to him. They were found
by the police in a room occupied BY
George Harold Fearebay, who had
been arrested. Mr. Vaillancourt hav-
ing seen the pictures Of the young
man, remembered having shaved him
at his shop the evening before the
break. The burglars are also wanted
in Massachusetts for burglary and
one Of them has long police REQ
ord.
Auto Killed Nins-Yssr- Old Boy.
Norman White of Brookline, .AdasA..
who owns the Sugar Brook farm here,
spent Sunday at the farm. Saturday
evening, while he was driving has au-
to in Worcester. his machine struck
and killed Joseph, the year old son
of John Bourgeois. Representative
White went to police headquarters and
was released. being able to furnish
surety Of $1,000 to appear in court
there Wednesday morning. Mr.. White
Is completely broken up over the ac-
cident and was in very nervous con-
dition Sunday, although it was una
voidable.
Former Resident Dead at Westerly.
Mrs. Felix Lambert is in westariy,
II. l.. having been called there by the
death OF her father. Edward Lskti-
more. which occurred at the homn 81
her sister, Mrs. Edward bennett. Mr.
baltimore was formerly a well known
resident here for many years. but has
been i'll for many months and has
lived with his daughter since the death
OF his wife few years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wins Rouse have been
spending the past week in New Lon
don.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards Of New Ro-
chelle. n. Y. who was a resident here
thirty eight years ago has been spend
ing few days at tho home OF will
lam Dean.
Eugene Collins of Providence spent
Saturday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Collins.
Miss Edna Lillibridge has returned
from a visit in Providence.
William Garrett has moved his fam
lily TO Norwich.
annual meetin0 OF ro ooeioty.
The ladies' aid society held their
annual meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Z. Barber. Monday after
noon at o'clock. After the yearly
reports were read and accepted. the
following officers were chosen and
elected for the ensuing year: Pres
ident. Mrs. Edward II. Lillibridge:
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Charles
Barber: direetresses. Miss Lucy
Broadhead, Mrs. william LorinE and
Mrs. l.. Howard Cross.
Personals.
Rev. William Martin Brown Of
North Windham preached here Sum
day.
Miss Helen Mathewson is visiting
friends in Pittsheld. Mass, for q few
days.
Mrs. Nathaniel Lester is spending
few days at the home Of her son.
Charles in Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Torrey ana
little son Maurice, we're in Kingstsn,
r. l., the past week.
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