Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Taxpayers Indignant - Funeral of Charles StilI--H. p. TopIiff Elected to School Board.

Frederick Brewster was in Norwich Wednesday.
 Charles E. Barber spent "Wednesday | in Providence.
 Miss Annie Tilhnghast of Plainfield has been visiting her brother, Fred w Tillinghast
 Mrs. A. B. Mathewson was in Nor
 wich Tuesday.
 Mrs. Samuel Collins is visiting her l daughter, Mrs. Moses Ballon. in North Uxbridge, Mass. Mrs. Julia Sprague of Moosup has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Will liam Simmons. Charles Popple has returned from Providence, where he has been em- ployed by the railroad company, and
 has entered the employ of the Central Worsted company. Mrs. Robert Loring has returned to ! Providence with her little daughter Ruth, who is under a specialists care for paralysis.
 Miss Fredrica Olney of Canterbury | has been a visitor here recently. Mrs. George Loring is entertaining Miss Nellie Loring of Norwich. Miss Phebe Barber has been the guest of Mrs. Theodore Hammett in Danielson.
 Mrs. Erastus Fiske of Killingly is spending a week with her daughter Mrs. Everett Richmond. Mrs J. Lee Chapman is spending a
 week at her home in Willimantic. Mrs Chapman has been seriously i'll this winter and will take a rest for her health.
 Mrs. George Parent and daughters Bernice and Hilda of Moosup nave
 been guests of Mrs. AIvah Vassar.
 Mrs. Julius Fortier of Woonsocket
 has been spending several days here with her husband, who is bookkeeper for the Plainfield Woolen company
 MT. Fortier returned home with her Saturday afternoon.
 Stuart Ellsworth, assistant book
 keeper for the Plainfield Woolen com
 pany, is i'll at the home of pr. James L. Gardner, where he boards. George Gillette has been visitor in Providence.
 James Moore of Moosup visited his little daughter Veronica at the home of Mrs. Bridget Reed Sunday. George Loring of Norwich was v1s- itor here Monday. Indignation Meeting. The taxpayers who have had their
 taxes raised for the year and about thirty men met at the town hall to
 talk the affairs over. It was quite an indignation meeting. Some of the town officers have resigned.
 Mrs. Erastus F'iske is visiting her daughter Mrs. Everett Richmond
 Succeeds Son on School Board.
 At a meeting of the board of educa- tion held Saturday afternoon H. Per
 kins Topliff of Wauregan was chosen
 member of the school board to i'll
 the vacancy caused by the removal cf his son Frederick to Occuni.
 The members of the W. c. T. U. went
 to Moosup Methodist church Wednes-
 day afternoon to attend a public tenn
 perance meeting. The county presi- dent addressed the meeting. Miss Fannie Thurber of Putnam spent Sunday at William Deans. Sheriff George R. Bliven made an official visit to Waterville, Me, Satur-
 The players who presented two farces here at the church fair went to
 Wauregan Monday evening and pre- sented them before a large audience ir the hall for the benefft of the Sunday school there.
 Funeral of Charles Still.
 The funeral of Charles Still wal held at the home of his father, James Still. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev John Wheeler of Moosup of1c1af- ed A quartette, Mrs. Charles Bragg Mrs. Erwin Whitehead. Howard Main asd Albert Briggs. sang Jesus Lover of My Sour and Thy will Be Done The bearers were Benjamin Dawson Everett Dawson, Frederick Hfrsch and Harry Dean. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery.
 MT. still died early Sunday morning at the home of Samuel Greene. or Sterling Hill, where he went few days before for the benefit of his health. He had bees i'll for several
 weeks with diabetes. but was thought to be better. He leaves besides his
 wife a baby daughter, his parents. MT and Mrs. James Still, five brothers Frank, Albert, Howard, Clarence and Lloyd, and two sisters, Kettle and LII Han.
 Personals. Earl Bragg has been sick the past week.
 Mrs. E. H. Lillibridge has been con- fined to her home a week with cry sipelas in her face and eye.