Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-16
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Rib Broken by FaIlEThe kins's Daughters Hold Sale and Entertain- msnt-visitors and Travellers.


 George R. Fowler of Providence spent Mrs Sarah Rouse arrived home We'd nesday from Florida where she has been spending the winter
 Charles Bragg has been in New York
 Mrs. Jessie Pinkey of Providence has been visiting her twin sister. Mrs. Ju- lia Wilbur. at the home of Henry F. Walker.
 Mrs. Arthur Davis fell few weeks ago and broke a rib.
 Fred Mitchell, one of the state po- lice, spent Thursday at his home here {
 Sale and Entertainment.
 The Kings Daughters held an apron, evening at the church parlors. An en- tertainment was also given for the pi- ano fund.
 Orrin Wade. a veteran who was re- gently brought here from Plaindeld. died Friday morning.
 Mrs Edward Mallew. Misses Myra and Marjorie and Master Clement, of Putnam, have been visiting Mrs. Ma hew's parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Farland.
 John F. Lewis of Providence was at Mrs. Lydia Spicers Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Gardner Barber and son, George. visited Mir Barber's sisteds, Mrs. William Dean, and Miss Phebe Barber this week
 There was a chimney fire at the home of Charles H. Lewis Saturday.
 Mrs. Warren Hopkins and little son, Alfred. spent Sunday with relatives in Cranston, R I.
 Home from Florida.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Barber have returned home from New Smyrna, Fla. where they have spent the winter.
 The Woman's Visionary society met Monday afternoon with Mrs. William Simmons.
 The Ladies' Aid society met at the church Tuesday afternoon
 Supt William Broadhead has pur- chased a new touring car
 MT. and Mrs Edward Smith and lit- tle daughter, Hazel. of Groton. spent Sunday at E. Smiths.
 James Millett of New London spent Sunday at his home.
 Miss Lucy Pope, who has been spending her vacation at her home in Canterbury. has returned to her duties at the High school
 Miss Helen Mathewson has eturned to Miss Butts school in Norwich
 David Beaudry has been i'll for sev- eral weeks.
 Mrs. Jane Campbell of voluntown has been the guest of her cousin. Mrs. David Kennedy.
 Aionzo Coon, who moved his family to Almyville few weeks ago. has re- turned to this village
 Miss Ethel Collins, who has been confined to her home by illness, has re- turned to the Willirnantic Normal school.
 Mrs. Fitch A. Carey has been enter taining Mrs Sage of Canterbury.
 Miss Jessie Sage. who has attended High school here the past two years, has returned to her home in Canter- bury.
 Miss Marian Vaughn of Norwich spent Sunday with her grandparents. MT. and Mrs. William Simons.
 Dwight Armstrong of Providence was a Monday visitor here
 Eugene Collins returned to Provi- dence Monday, after a visit at the h-ne of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Collins.
 Miss Armstrong Not in School.
 Miss Josephine Armstrong. who has been assistant at the High school, is unable to return to her duties on &C., gagged until Miss Armstrong's return Mrs. Mary Phillips of Boston spent Sunday with local relatives.
 Stuart Ellsworth spent Sunday at his home in North Uxbridge. Mass.
 Thomas Holmes of Norwich was a Monday visitor
 Mrs. William BroadElead has been entertaining her brother. MT. Ccnneil, from Stafford Springs
 Mrs. James Pope of Canterbury is at the home of her sister. Mrs John Rev. George Benedict of North Ab- ington. Mass, spent Sunday at Fred MitcheIPs.
 Medos Tavinier has moved his fam fly to Moosup.
 Mrs. Oliver Stone and son, Ray rmond, have been visiting Mrs Stones sister, Mrs. Eugene Wood. in Wind ham. MT. Stone spent Sunday with his family there.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Medberry Of Norwich visited the formers mother. Mrs. Calvin Arnold, Tuesday.
 Miss Louise Tiliinghast- was enter tained Tuesday at the home of Miss Dorothy Marlor in Brooklyn
 Mrs. George Loring spent Tuesday with relatives in Westerly.