Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-02-13
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
County Commissioner Goes South
Church Roll calI-Play by High
School pupiIs.

Eharlea York OF DanieLson is assist
ing Albert G. Walker in mason work
Miss Annie TflIlnRhast Of Plainneld
hast, Tuesday
Frank H. Tilinghast spent wednes-
day in Providence.
Mrs. Elmer johnson and daughters.
Gladys and Ethel. spent Tuesday In
Norwich.
Mrs. j. J. stone Of Norwich spent
Sunday with her father. Nathaniel p.
Thompson.
Henry williams OF Canterbury
Plains visited at Stephen A. Lewis
Monday.
Starts for Florida.
County Commissioner Charles r.
Barber and wife left Tuesday morn
ing for an indefinite stay in Florida.
They will stop at Washington. d. c.,
Savannah and Jacksonville and locate
in New Smyrna. Fla, where Cosmer
A. Young, formerly of this village, ls
located. Mr.. BARRIERS health has not
been good for several months and the
southern trip is for his benefit
The Franco American society held a
whist and dance Thursday evening.
Mrs. George Loring is entertaining
Miss Nellie Loring of Norwich.
Presented Drama.
The high school entertainment
which was TO be held Wednesday
night was postponed until Thursday
night, when the pupils presented a
drama. TOO Much Married" with the
following cast OF characters: Bob
Henshaw. who wants a wife, Percy
Watson Sc1hof1eld: Jerry Finnegan, the
gardener. Earl Russell Bragg: Deacon
Silas Smith, Bob's uncle, Lowell T.
Salisbury; Miss COrdelia, Bob's house
keeper. Miss Jessie Beckwith; Sally,
Bob's maid OF all work, Miss Beatrice
Sequin.
Mrs. John Whitehead is seriously FL
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Charles Bragg. with heart trouble.
Miss Emma Dexter of Danielson
visited at Everett Richmonds Satur-
day.
John MrDonald Of Norwich has been
the, guest Of stephen A. Clarke.
Miss Mathewson Resigns.
Miss Helen Mathewson resigned as
secretary and treasurer OF the Congre-
gational Sunday school last Sunday.
yet.
Mrs. Charles Morse Of wauregan was
the guest OF Mrs. CeIinds McStay Fri
day.
Mrs. John f. Vaughn and children
Of Norwich. Rev. Mr. Higrsinger. pas
tor Of Thompson church, Mrs. Eugene
Shoals and grandson OF wauregan and
Mrs. Cora Mason OF Providence at
tended the roll call here Friday.
Miss Lucy Pope spent Sunday at her
home in Canterbury.
Miss Greenman OF Norwich spent
Sunday at Mrs. Fannie Lorings.
Alvah j. Hall OF Danielson visited
his cousin. Frederick Brooks, Sunday.
George Thatcher Of Canterbury aas
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. George
R. Torrey.
Frederick Brewster spent wsdnes-
day in Providence.
Adelphi lodge had a social gathering
at their rooms Saturday evening. An
oyster supper was served for mem
bers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos z. Hall of Dan
ielson spent Sunday at William
Deans.
Mrs. Henry Frink has been visiting
her son. Frederick J. Eaton, in Provi-
Class Entertained.
Mrs. Raw z. Butterield entertained
her Sunday school class OF boys at the
Central hotel Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Richmond
spent Sunday in Killlngly with rela-
tiyes.
Church Meeting and Roll Call.
The annual church meeting ana roll
call was held Friday evening. After
the business meeting a supper was
served to about seventy-ffve. In the
evening the roll call was held. The
church has lost one member. Mrs.
Henry F. Walker, by death during the
past year. After the roll call an in
formal reception was given Rev. and
Mrs. Ray Evans Buttorheld, who came
from Hartford TO attend the meeting.