Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-11
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Eighty Birthday-caught Foot in WheeI-Ladies' Aid Society Nets $100 from Recent SaIe-Took Over- dose of Laudanunn.

Lester Salisbury of Moosup has been assisting at Brewster's store.
 Mrs. Warren Hopkins has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Helen Leav- ems in Danielson.
 Miss Ruth Kendall of Brooklyn has been visiting her sister Miss Alice Kendall for a few days.
 Mrs. Louise Sanders and son George of Pawtuclxet, R. l., have been visiting at Mrs. Fred w. Tillinghasts.
 Ernest French injured his leg quite badly while jumping from a wagon. when the horse started to run. Instead of throwing his foot over the wheel he got it caught in the spokes of the wheel and he was thrown, receiving a bad shaking up also.
 Mrs. Edwin Kenendy spent Tuesday in Providence.
 Sold Groceries for Fictitious Firm.
 A well-dressed young man called at George Gillette's recently and sold sev- eral dollars worth of groceries and re- ceived money for them, as he said he represented grocery firm in Boston. After he left MT. Gillette became a lit- tie suspicious and followed him to Mir. CornelPs, a neighbor. MT. Gillette ask ed for his money and it was returned. Mrs. Cornell had just ordered a quan- tity of groceries but had not paid the AAtOACy WICu MT tTlllGlle dTTlVeQ dI her house. MT. Gillette hastened home and telephoned to Boston and found there was no firm by the given name there. He quickly notified the police here, but no trace of him was found, as MT. Gillette lives Cn a farm near Black Hill quite a distance from the officers.
 Personals.
 Miss Jesse Babcock of Moosup was hn AE Ews. 1-
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. Howard Cross were guests at Cosmer Young's in Danielson Sunday.
 Miss Annie Hill of Moosup was the guest of friends Saturday.
 William Broadhead has been in New York for a few days.
 Mrs. John E. Vaughn and children, Marian and Stanley, of Norwich. have been visiting at William Simmons.
 Mrs. Kate Easton is spending a few days in Providence.
 North Abingdon Preacher.
 Rev. George Benedict of North Ab- ington, Mass, will preach here Sum- day. His son George, who preached here last Sunday, is expected to preach at the Plainfield Congregational church
 The Ladies' Missionary society met with Mrs. William Simmons Monday afternoon.
 The Kings Daughters met at their rooms Monday afternoon.
 Miss Phebe Barber was the guest of Mrs. Alice Wilson in Moosup on Monday.
 $100 Added to Treasury.
 The Ladies' Aid society added about $100 to their treasury after the ex- penses of the recent entertainment and sale were paid. The money will be For nff a1z for the church parlors.
 Mrs. Jane Hall of Willimantic has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. George A. Rliven, a few days.
 Charles Bragg was a visitor in Nor wich Saturday.
 Teams coIlided.
 Two teams collided on the road to Moosup Tuesday evening. One be- longed to MT. Jacques of Black Hill, the other to MT. Smith of Moosup. Both wagons were damaged.
 Miss ROsa Broughton Of Danielson visited relatives here Sunday.
 Mss Sarah Barker of Danielson was a Monday visitor.
 Charles Nuttall spent Sunday at Ais home in Putnam.
 Mrs. Warren Hopkins was a guest at Charles Sanderson's, in Moosup on Wednesday.
 MTS. lSddC MICS or Dan1elSOn was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lydia Spicer. Sunday.
 Refused Medical Attendance. Mrs. Collins, who lives near the Ken nedy City bridge. took large dose of laudanum Monday. Although a very sick woman she will recover. She refused medical aid by Dr. James L. Gardner, but he insisted. and after hard work she was relieved
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Anes of Can tergury have been visitors here.
 Mrs. Fitch A. Carey has been enter taining Miss Mattie Cutler of Canter- bury.
 The little son of Peter Dennis fell from a wagon when the horse started suddenly and broke his wrist.
 Mrs. Clarence Francis of Westerly has been spending a few days at John Francis on account of the illness of John Francis, Jr., who has been i'll for several weeks.
 Mrs. William Loring and Mrs. AL bert Loring spent Tuesday in Provi- dence.
 Mrs. George Loring was a Norwich visitor Sunday.
 Mrs. Harriet Barnes of Providence is spending a few weeks at Alfred Hills.
 interested in Marriage.
 Many friends of Miss Grace Adams of Ashford will be interested to learn of her recent marriage to Frank Jennings of New London. The wedding took place at St. PauPs Episcopal church at Willimantic Saturday evening.
 r he w. c. T. U. met with Miss Anna Wilcox Tuesday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Jackson Willoughby of Canterbury visited relatives here on Tuesday.
 Frank IT. Tillinghast was in Prov idence Tuesday.
 Mrs. F. Mathewsan was a Prov ideaca visitor Tuesday.
 Mrs. Israel Seguin has been visiting her brother, Joseph Levally, in Dan- ielson.
 MT and Mrs. Alfred Hill spent Tues day in Norwich with relatives.
 Samuel Robitaille moved his family to Moosup Wednesday.
 Miss Phebe Barber has been visiting at John F Vaughn's on Mckinley ave- nue, Norwich.
 Miss Louise Tllinghast spent Tues day in Providence.
 Jesse M. HoDton has been on the sick list this week.
 Celebrated 82d Birthday.
 Nathaniel P Thompson celebrated his sgd birthday Wednesday evening and entertained a party of friends. He was assisted. in receiving by his sis ter, Mrs. Kate Easton. and his daugh- ter, Mrs. John Stone, of Norwich. He received many gifts, among them be- ing box of cigars from the members of the ladies of the G. A. R. Refresh ments were served.
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