Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-18
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Arrest of Deserter = Price of Mill Raised to Seven cents-6riefs ane Personals.

Walter Marks of Providence has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles Kennedy.
 Henry Walker has returned from New York.
 Miss Louise Pray has returned to Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Hopkins of Providence have been guests of MT. Hopkins sister, Mrs. Emily Shelley.
 Mrs. Julia Newton has returned from Willimantic camp ground where she has been spending a week with Miss Phebe Barber at Pine cottage. Lawyer John J. Penrose of New York has been calling on friends and acquaintances the past week.
 Rev. A. J. Hetrick of Canterbury preached at the church Sunday morn ing. The church is without a pastor.
 Henry Loughlin, Blanche Carpenter and Miss Margaret Reed have return ed to their studies at the Catholic school in Moosup.
 Miss Inez Brewer has returned to Putnam where she is attending school.
 Mrs. Fitch A. Carey has been en- tertaining Mrs. Chauncey Bugbee of Providence.
 Edward Tillinghast returned to Worcester academy Wednesday,.
 John Phillips has sold his farm to Mir. Burdick of Hampton.
 MT. and Mrs. John D. Vaughn. Miss Marian and Master Stanley of Nor wich were at William Simmons Sum- day.
 Philip A. Mathewson of Fall River. Mass, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Atwood and daughter Dorothy of Wauregan were guests at Philip Mathewson's on Sunday.
 Charles James, Charles Barber and son Kenneth of Exeter. R. l., visited at William Deans Sunday. Mrs. Frances Barber, who has been visit iting at Mrs. Deans the past ten days returned home with them.
 The little daughter of John Martin, who has been i'll the past year. has been taken to Worcester for treat ment.
 Fred w. Tillinghast of this village and his mother. Mrs. Waldo Filling has. of Plainfield, started Sunday to attend a funeral in Hope Valley, R. l. four breakdowns and did not arrive until after the services and burial.
 Will Move to Norwich.
 William Garrett will move his fam fly to Norwich where he has purchased a blacksmith shop.
 Elmer Lewis has returned from Gales Ferry where he has been spend ing two weeks at the Lewis cottage.
 Mrs. Fitch A. Carey IS visiting rela- tives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. Charles k. Barber has been in Plainfield this week on account of the illness of her sister, Mrs. Luther Eaton.
 Mrs. Esther Grover is spending a few weeks with Mrs. George Noble in New London.
 Miss Lucy Pope of Canterbury is boarding at John Sullivans and is att tending the local high school.
 George Perry has gone to Boston as a chauffeur His family will remain here for the present.
 Mrs. Sarah Rouse has returned from Gales Ferry.
 Henry Labou of Peacedale, R. l., Is visiting at his home here.
 Gore to White Mountains.
 Mrs. Lydia A. Spicer is in the White Mountains for few days. She will go to Pennsylvania to spend a week with friends before she returns home. She Is accompanied by her son. Edward Spicer and wife of North Scituate, R. |.
 George Lorlng returned to Worces- ter aca1emy Wednesday.
 Miss Rose Baudry is librarian at the public library.
 Some of the peddlers have raised the price of milk from six to seven cents. The price is not usually raised until the first of October and another raise may come then on account of the continued dry weather.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of Boston who have been visiting at El- mer Johnson's, have returned home.
 Mir and Mrs. Carl Kennedy of B~aintree Mass. have returned home after a visit at the home of Mir. Ken nedy's uncle, Postmaster Charles A. Byles.
 Earl Russell Bragg has entered the Norwich Free Academy.
 Deserter Arrested.
 George Foster better known in town as George Roberts, was arrested by Constable Fred Mitchell Monday as he was a deserter from the United States army. Another young man ran away with him, but he was not found. He is still held here at the lookup