Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-16
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Sudden Death of Edison Besse-Ladies
of G. A. r. Hold Notwithstanding
Working Overtime.

Mrs. George Rouse was in Provi-
dence Wednesday.
Mrs. Julia Pinkney Wilbur of Cen
terville, r. l.. is spending a few days
at the home of Henry F. Walker.
Charles Still of Moosup, who is i'll
here at the home of his parents. is
somewhat better.
Percy Schofeld, whose parents re-
Gently moved to Pittsfeld, Mass, will
remain here at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Loring. and finish his year at the high
school.
Walter Richmond has moved his
family from Railroad square to Texas
Heights to the house recently pur-
Henry Lewis spent Wednesday in
Providence.
Mrs. Kate Easton has returned to
the home of her brother, Nathaniel P.
Thompson, after spending a week at
her home in Auburn, r. I.
Miss Rose e. Seguin spent Sunday
with relatives on Union street in Nor
witch.
Mrs. Theodore Hammett of Daniel
son was the guest Monday Of Miss
Phebe Barber.
Mrs. Nelson Caplette. who has been
i'll with a severe throat trouble, has re-
e0 M4. and mrs.eFrank D. rhayer of
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er's parents.
Mrs. John Fourier of Danielson
spent Sunday at the home of her
brother, Israel Seguin.
Mr. and Mrs. John &. Vaughn with
their daughter Merriam and son stan
ley, of Mckinley avenue, Norwich,
spent Sunday at the home Of Mrs.
Vaughn's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Simmons.
Sudden Death.
Friends of Edison Besse were
shocked to learn of his sudden death
in Boston. His sisters, Mrs. Albert
Walker and Miss Arvilla Besse. left
for Boston Sunday to attend the flu
neral. He lived here with Mr.. Walk
er's family a few years ago.
Mrs. Henry Williams Of Canterbury
is visiting at S. A. Lewis.
Mrs. John Stone of Norwich was
the highest lady bowler at the Thomp-
son street alley last week. Her score
was SO in a single string which was
a fine record.
Mrs. Charles Lewis has been in
Providence.
Mrs Esther Grover has gone to
Providence to spend the remainder Of
the winter at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Henry card.
Lowell Horton, who suffered a shock
several months ago, is able to sit up.
Miss Mildred Lathrop. a pupil Of
| the high school, is recovering from
her illness and surgical operation at
| South birmingham, Mass.
Hovey Allen has been assisting at
| Brewster's store during the absence
| of Mr. Brewster
Curtis Bushnell of Scituate, R. L,
| has returned home after spending a
few days with his uncle, Edward F.
| Spicer.
Earl Davis. assistant at the town
| clerks office, is spending a few weeks
out of town.
| Mrs. r. E. Butterfeld led the Chris
| tan Endeavor meeting Sunday eve
| ming and also took charge Of the eve
4 ming service.
! Edward Collins is spending few
weeks in Cranston. R. 1.
Annual installation.
The Ladies of the G. A R. held their
| annual installation of officers Friday
/ evening. Members of James P. Kill
| bourn post were present. Cake, cof-
| fee and fruit were served. The de-
| partment president, who was expect
! ed. could not come from New Haven
| on account Of illness.
Charles Popple has returned to
| Providence after a visit at his home
| here.
Miss Bridget Sullivan has been in
| Waure gan on account Of the death OF
/ Mrs. Julia Mcbride Cronin.
| Miss Inez Brewer has returned to
| her school duties In Putnam.
Both wooden mills are running full
/ time and evenings until 9 o'clock.