Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-13
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Town Meeting Votes 12 f-2 Mill Tsx- con,nissioner Barber III in FIcrida-- E. A.. Prentice to Speak.


 Rev. Edwin Gorton of Hartford oc- eupied the pulpit Sunday.
 Miss Llcy Pope spent Sunday at her home in Canterbury.
 Mrs. Henry Brink has been visiting her son, Fred J. Eaton, in Providence. Her three grandchildren returned home with her.
 Miss Mary Sullivan of Danielson has been visiting Mrs. August Hoiger-. son.
 At the town meeting Saturday Har- old Lawton was chosen moderator. It was voted to lay a F 1-2 mill tax Louis Rock of Westerly has return ed to ti1ls village to reside.
 Miss Inez Brewer of Putnam spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brewer, in Kennedy City.
 Measure Social.
 The Christian Endeavor society held a measure social at the church par lors Friday evening. Two cents for each foot of a persons height was the admission fee. Sandwiches, olives, cake and punch were served the guests
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Richmond spent Sunday in Killingly.
 Arthur TopIiff of Providence was the guest of relatives Monday.
 Mortimer Tillinghast of Arcadia. R, l.. visited local relatives Tuesday.
 Miss Edna Lillibridge spent Sun day with Miss Marjorie Stevens in Providence.
 Edward spicer was in Norwich on George R. Torrey spent wednesday in Providence.
 Mrs. Sheridan A. Walker of New | York is visiting at Henry F. Walkers
 Miss Marian Chapman, little daugh | ter of Supt. John L. Chapman, is sick The Kings Daughters held a meet | ing at their rooms in the Kennedy | block Monday afternoon.
 Robert Loring has recovered from | his recent Illness.
 Frederick Brewster spent Wednes' day in Providence Mrs. Fred Baker of Moosup wal the guest of friends here Sunday.
 Commissioner Barber lIl.
 Commissioner Charles E. Barber l who went south a few weeks ago foi | the benefit of his health, is confined tt his bed at New Smyrna. Florida. Andrew J. Ladd was in Danielsor | Tuesday to attend the funeral of 1 relative.
 E. A. Prentice to Speak.
 E. A. Prentice of Norwich will giv, an address at the church Sunday eve | ming under the direction of the r. M C. A. association. His subject vii be why and How to Work for Youni Men.
 The public library will be open Sat urday afternoons from S.30 to 5.30.
 The Ladies of the c. A. R. will mee next Friday evening.
 Miss Helen Mathewson has return ed from Pittsfeld, Mass, where sh has been the guest of Miss Iila Scno field.
 frederick Eaton of Providence spen Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Henr Frinlr.
 IDanielson to the Stark cottage O.
 William Cross of Providence an Mrs. Waldo Tillinghast of Plainfiel visited at Frank H. Tillinghat's O
 Andrew J. Tinker of Jewett Cit was a visitor here Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John E. Vaughn C Norwich spent Sunday at Willia1
 Mrs, Frank Davis has returned fror Providence, where she has bee srending a week with her parents. Miss Phebe A. Barber Is i'll at tn home of her sister. Mrs. William Dea, On River street. Surprise Party.
 An enjoyable evening was spent c the home of Henry F. Walker on Riy CT street a few evenings ago, whe about twenty-five friends and rels tives called and surprised him. Whii and other games were played. Dun ing the evening Miss Jessie Sage ( Canterbury gave a pleasing recitation Giving in the Tax List, appropriate Q account of the recent tax trouble here. Ice cream. cake and candy wei served.
 William Loring and Edwin Kenned spent Thursday in Providence.