Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-24
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Play for Benefit of Public Library Commissioner Barber Returns in Improved HeaIth-FuneraI of George Gay.

Improved HeaIth-FuneraI of George
 Gay. Mrs. George Gay, whose husband was buried Saturday, took e sudden cold and is seriously ill with pneumo- mia.
 Benjamin oldneld, boss hnisher for the Central Worsted company, has moved to the Kinney house.
 Napoleon Beaudry has finished work at F. H. and F. w. Tillinghast's and has gone to Providence, where he is il the public market. Mrs. Albert Greene of Oneco has been visiting at Albert Greene's.
 Mrs Warren Hopkins has a spra!ned wrist.
 Miss Mary Lee has been visiting friends in Jewett City.
 Mrs. A. B. Mathewson and Miss Helen spent Saturday in Norwich.
 Ederett Richmond is entertaining MT. Hagen of Medway, Mass. formerly resident here.
 MT. and Mrs. I.llther Eaton of Plain field visited relatives here Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Walker of Southampton. l.. l.. are visiting at Henry F. Walkers.
 Albert Tillinghast has gone to Moo sup to work for Dr. William Adams.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Hill of South Killingly will move here into the house with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Til- linghast.
 William Newton of Providence was visitor here tlle past week.
 Miss Ethel Baker of Moosup visited friends here Friday.
 For Library Benefit.
 The Y. P. A. C. of Canterbury played 'Jemima, or The Witch of Bender" at the Town hall here Friday evening. A orOOd1xr sur1 of ruOnav rsyQa added n the treasury for the public libarry in this village
 Miss T. ana Dexter of Oanielson vis- ited at Everett Richmond's Sunday.
 Health Improved.
 County Commissioner and Mrs. Charles D. Barber have returned from Florida, where they have been for MT. Barber's health, which is much bet ter
 Mir and Mrs. Chester Burdick were in MoosHp Sunday to attend the fu- neral of MT. Burdick's only brother, wh was killed by the trolley at Mont vile.
 Miss Olive Rohitai,le of Mechanics. vile spent Saturday at Samuel Robi- taille's.
 Miss Mary Hopkins of PIainfield w. Tillinghasts. Miss Myrtis PeIlett Of Danielson spent Saturday with Miss Elsie Ladd. Mrs Erastus Fiske of Kilingly has been spending a week with her daugh- ter
 Mrs. Esther Grover has returned from Providence, where she has been spending the winter.
 The Misses Burke have moved into Mrs. Spicer's new cottage.
 Mrs. Wilkinson of Moosup has moved to the Palmer house, recently vacated by Walter Richmond.
 Mrs. Robert Loring is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Allibar, from Provi- dence.
 Mrs. Fannie Card of Providence is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Esther Or WET.
 Miss Eva Phillips was in Kiningly Saturday.
 The Central Village baseball tesm was defeated by the Wauregans 16-2 in the game Saturday.
 Case of Blood Poisoning.
 Stuart Ellsworth is suffering with blood poisoning in his face, caused by squeezing a small pimple.
 Miss Mary White of Hartford spent Sunday with her sister, Miss Isabell White.
 Miss Jessie Sage was librarian at the public library Saturday. Percy Schofeld was the guest of ENOId kenyon m RlOOSup George Fowler has returned from Providence. where ne has been tho guest of his daughter Mrs. Ernest Scott.
 Mrs. Alvah Vassar has been enter tainino her niece. Miss Mathewson, of Scituate, R. I.
 P. A. Mathewson of Fall River spent Sunday with his parents.
 Sheriff P. Sibley of Danieison was a visitor Monday.
 Mrs. Fred Tillinghast spent Monday in Providence
 Funeral of George Gsy.
 The funeral of George Gay was held at Tillinghast Memorial chapel Satur- day afternoon at 1.30 o'clock and was attended by many relatives, Rev. FL liott Talmadge of Wauregan officiating. Tho hearers were Frank Davis, A thur Davis, Charles Popple and Frad Eirr b. Burial was at Evergreen cemetery. Ho was fl years of age.
 Walter Richmond will dispose of his horses and carriages at his stable and will go out of business.
 As Undertaken Denison was coming here from Moosup with his hearss Sat urday afternoon to meet body at the station, one of the horses was fright ened by a passing automobile and overturned the hea-se, smashing the glass in it. MT. Denison and the driver escaped injury.
 Miss Lucy Pope spent Sunday a. her home in Canterbury.
 Miss Bartara Popple has returned from Worcester, where she has been visiting relatives.
 Mrs Isaac Niles of Danielson was 6 guest of Mrs. Lydia Spicer Sunday.
 Miss Eliza beth Barber nf Plainheid visited relatives here Tuesday.
 Master Henry Trudeau of Moosup was the guest of his aunt, Miss Eliza beth Burke, Sunday.
 Miss Gladys Tillinghast entertained her cousin. Miss Orra Denison, of MoosUp, Sunday.
 Miss Lillian still is i'll with tonsilitiS
 Thomas Matthews has been sick.
 William Garrett is seriously i'll at his home here.