Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-29
WINDHAM COUNTY.
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
ordeg of Exercises for Memorial Day. Burial of Mrs. George Weaver Newsy Notes.

NSWoy NOtSos
 Joseph RobitailIe will move to Moo sup where Ae will enter the employ of the American Woolen Co.
 Mrs. Frank Thayer of Putnam vis- ited friends here Saturday.
 George Gillette spent Saturday in Providence.
 James Welsh, who has been employ ed by the Central Worsted company since the erection of the mill, has re- signed.
 Charles B. Barber recently spent a dew days with relatives in Exeter R. l.
 John E. Vaughn of Norwich was a visitor here Friday.
 Fred Brewster spent Friday in Prov
 George R. Fowler left Saturday eve- ming for Providence, where he will make his home with his daughter, Mrs Ernest Scott.
 Preparing for Memorial Day.
 The Ladies of the G. A. R. held their monthly meeting Friday evening and completed arrangements for Memorial day. Those interested have been in- vited to meet at the town hall this (Saturday) afternoon to assist in making wreaths and bouquets and to send or bring flowers for that time.
 Charles Masterson of Providence was here Friday.
 Urgele Lafrance has moved into his building recently built on Fitch A. Carey's land near the town hall.
 Mrs. Jane Campbell of Voluntown is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Daid Kenne- dy.
 Mrs. Ray E. Butterneld of Hartford spent Sunday here.
 Mrs. Lydia Spicer has returned from North Scituate, R. l., where she has been spending week with her son, Edward F. Spieer.
 Joseph Jodoin's finger was cut badly by an electric car window falling on
 Mrs. D. Wilkinson has been enter taining her niece, Miss Sarah Meehan of Clinton, Mass.
 Welcome Mofitt, a veteran of the civil war, was taken suddenly i'll in the street Friday. Officer Mitchell and Frank C. Tillinghast took him to his home in Kennedy City.
 Mrs. John Fletcher has been enter taining her sister, Mrs. Cushing of Providence.
 Welcome Mofitt, veteran of the civil war, was taken suddenly Ill on the street Friday Officer Mitchell and Frank c. Tillinghast took him to his home in Kennedy City.
 Mrs. John Fletcher has been enter taining her sister, Mrs. Cushing of Providence.
 Mondays Programme.
 Following is the programme of ex- ercises for Memorial day, May 31st: Speaker, Rev. R. s. Cushman of Dan- ielson. President of the day, Rev. Frederick A. Balcam of Plainfeld. Marshal, George R. Bliven of Central Village. Moosup National band will furnish music. Floral committee Wauregan J. Arthur Atwood; Gen. Fr1J VILE FTT7aef Eranrfs William C. Hill; Plainfield, Henry F. Newton; Packerville. Thomas J. Brown. These committees will ap- point their assistants. Sons of Veter- ans, Spanish War veterans and the school children are to assist. The ladies of the G. A. R. will accompany veterans and will assist at each cem- etery.
 Line of March.
 The line will form at the town hall Central Village, at o'clock a. m. and go to Evergreen cemetery; from there 10 Moosup. to arrive there at 9.30; then to Packerville, to arrive at il o'clock and return to Plainfield, where dinner will be served at o'clock at the church. The line will form and go to the Plainfield cemetery. where the speaking will be held.
 May Basket Surprise.
 Miss Blanche Caplette received May basket Saturday evening. After a lively chase the children were in- vited in and cake, ice cream, fruit and candy were served. Games were played.
 Bowen R. Church, the famous cor net player of Providence was a vis- ator here Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Russell Hill will move to Danielson. where they have pur- chased a home. Misses Ethel Collins, Beatrice Se- guin, Helen AIathewson, Edith Eyers end Louise Tilinghast visited Sterling Monday
 Frederick Brewster has purchased touring car.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Hin of Pawtucket has been visiting her brother, Walter Westcott
 Albert stnl will got to Mechanics tion.
 Burial of Mrs. Weaver.
 The body of Mrs. Betsey Weaver, widow of George Weaver, was brought here from Everett, Mass, to the Me- morial chapel at Evergreen cemetery, where the funeral services were held at o'clock. Rev Frederick Balcam of Plainaeld officiated. The bearers were relatives. The flowers were beautiful. She leaves a sister. Mrs. Spencer Newton of Sterling, two sons, Dr. Wilbur Weaver of Everett, Mass, and George Weaver of Derry. N. Fl. Mrs. Lydia Spicer is spending a. few days at her cottage at Wil1imantic camp ground.
 Miss Evelyn Oatley of Moosup has been the guest of Mrs. Walter Wright of Worcester who is visiting her mother Mrs. Robert Mcfarland. Duncan Mcdonald, who recently un- derwent a surgical operation at the Backus hospital, is recovering his strength and is able to sit up. Mrs. Dwight Kinne of Moddletown is visiting at Charles Kinne's. MT. and Mrs. E. Hoxie Lilibridge took an automobile trip to Hope Val ley Sunday to visit MT. Lilibridge's sister.
 Warren Hopkins has been enter raining his mother, sister and brother of North Foster, R. I. MT. and Mrs. Charles Richardson of Sterling were here Tuesday to att tend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Betsey Weaver.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy were in Brooklyn Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Riley Witter. Mrs. William Dennis and children, Olive and Chester, are visiting rela- lives In Providence.
 George Perry, who recently return ga rom California, is i'll at his home tn Kennedy City.
 Julius Fortier spent Sunday at his home in Woonsocket.
 MT. and Mrs. Matthews of Harmony | R. l., visited friends here Monday.
 
 HAMPTON.