Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
n II T CENTRAL VILLAGE
Grocery Team Ran Away-John Fran. cis Recovering from ParayIsis-En-
 tertainments and Social Happenings.

Mrs. George Gadbois has been enter taining her daughter, from Norwich. Israel Seguin had as guests Sunday MT. and Mrs. Frank Thayer of Put nam and Joseph Seguin, his brother, from Norwich
 1 Mrs. Maria Blanchard and Mrs Blanchard of Moosup Mrs. Clarence Adams and Miss Fuller of Danielson have been recent visitors at Warren Hopkins
 Miss Ann Mcfarland of West Boyl- ston. Mass. who has been spending the past two years in the west, is wis., lt1ng her niece, Mrs. Charles A. Byles. Groceryman Frederick Brewster's horse was frightened Tuesday by g passing electric car and crashed into a trolley pole near the store, smashing the wagon and damaging a blind on the Simmons house, next the store. The same afternoon, having taken a party autoing, he tried to start his ma chine and found he had broken axle, but no other damage was done, as the machine was stopped when the break was discovered.
 Alfred Farland. probably the finest banjoist in America, formerly Of this town, but now resident in New Jer- sey, has been the guest of his brother He gave an entertainment at the Joy theater in Moosup Wednesday evening
 
 The four Bs-Mrs. Benjamin Broad head, Miss Lucy Broadhead, Mrs Charles Barber and Mrs. Charles Bragg gave an entertainment at the church Friday evening and also held a food sale at o'clock.
 Mrs. Charles Bragg was a visitor in Norwich Wednesday.
 Miss Gladys Tillinghast entertained a party of friends at her home on Main street Wednesday evening. A musical programme was given. Guests were there from Plainfield, Moosup, South Killingly and this village. Refresh- ments were served.
 Mrs Charles Williams of Providence has been a visitor here.
 Mrs Howard Cross has been visiting friends in Providence a few days.
 Miss Lucy Broadhead has been the guest of friends in Providence.
 The Ladies' Aid society was pleas antly entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles A. Byles. After the work hour cake, coffee. waf- CTS, salted peanuts, home made candy and fruit were served.
 Miss Ora Denison of Moosup has been visiting relatives here.
 Mrs William Thompson has been the guest of friends in Manton, R. I.
 Miss Addie J. Holland of Putnam visited her aunt, Mrs. William Dean, Sunday.
 Mrs Julia Wilbur is the guest of her twin sister ill Providence, this week.
 John FrancT. who recently suffered a stroke of paralysis in his face. fol- lowing an attack of acute indigestion. is recovering.
 Miss Rose E. Seguin has returned from Woonstocket, R. l., where she has been speeding the week with friends.
 Miss Lucy Pope spent Sunday at her home in Canterbury.
 Miss Marian Chapman has reeov- cred from her recent illness with ma laria.
 Mrs. Isaac Niles of Danielson spent Sunday with her aunt. Mrs. Lyria Spi- cer.
 Miss Elsie Ladd. organist at the Con- gregational church, is preparing spe- cial music for the Thanksgiving ser vice.
 James sAppley of Canterbury has been a recent visitor here.
 The first entertainment of the peo- ple's course was given at the church Saturday evening. by the Singing Col lege Girls and Walter Eccles.