Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-03
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Orchard Party for Sunday School
CIass-Mrs. Solomon Jordan's Death
Mrs. Stetson Improving.

-WTSs StCtSOD Improving
Frank Barber and grandchildren,
Frances and Kenneth Barber, of Exc
ter, r. l., have been visiting local rela-
tives.
Mrs. August Holgerson and son How
ard have returned from Long Branch,
n. j., where they have been spending
three weeks.
Henry Remington is in Illinois, where
many of his younger days were spent.
The burial service of the little two
months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Swift of Providence was held at
Evergreen cemetery here Thursday af-
ternoon. Several relatives came with
the parents from Providence
Picked Gifts from Trees.
Mrs. Charles Byles entertained the
young girls of her Sunday school class
at her home on the Plainfield road Sat
urday afternoon. Various games were
played and peanut hunt enjoyed. The
girls went into the orchard and found
trees hung with packages. When the
packages were opened each girl found
Sandwiches, peaches. cake and lemon
ade were served from a table on the
lawn.
Miss Fannie Earle of Pawtucket r.
1, has been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Frank H. Tillinghast.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shannon have
been recent visitors in Norwich
George Gadbois has been entertain
ing his grandson from Norwich.
Nathaniel P. Thompson has been a
recent Norwich visitor.
Burial of Mrs. Jordan
The body of Mrs. Lucy Jordan widow
of Solomon Jordan, formerly of this
town. was brought here to Evergreen
cemetery Saturday afternoon. She died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Harry johnson. in Providence.
Mrs. Arthur Williams and son Arthur
have been spending a few days at the
home of Albertus Burdick in Jewett
City.
High school examinations were held
at the schoolhouse Monday.
Everett Ladd has returned from
short vacation spent in Midway, Bos-
ton, Fall River and New Bedford.
Mrs. Burriu Franklin, who is caring
for Mrs. Emily Shelley, who is i'll with
typhoid fever, spent Sunday at her
home in Providence. Mrs. Erastus
Fiske assisted in caring for Mrs. Shell
ley during her absence.
Clarence. Paterman has returned
from Philadelphia, where he has been
spending the summer. He will be jan
itor at the high school building this
year.
Mrs. Pearl Lewis. Mrs. Warren
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. William Prior of
Plainfield came here Saturday to at
tend the burial service of Mrs. Solomon
Jordan.
Henry James of Providence, a Sat
urday visitor, was a former resident
here.
William Dean spent Sunday with
relatives at the Willimantic camp
ground
Fred Smith. who has been spending
his vacation in Canada. has returned
to his duties at Daggetts.
Preacher from Jewett City.
Rev. Mr. Stanley of Jewett City
preached Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Benedict
was in North Arlington, Mass, attend
ing the funeral of a former parishion-
er who was over 80 years of age.
Burrill Franklin of Providence Wis
tied relatives Saturday.
Misses Bertha. Hattie and Priscilla
Matthews, John Greenhalgh, John Tur-
body, Napoleon Beaudry and John
Sullivan. Jr.. spent Sunday at the Will
llmantic camp ground.
Frank Still of Lincoln r. l., visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Still,
Sunday.
william Sum of Moosup has been
assisting at the office of the Central
Worsted company.
Mrs. Arnold Seriously III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Medberry of
Norwich were called here Monday by
the serious illness Of Mrs Medberrys
mother Mrs. Calvin Arnold, who has
been i'll with paralysis the past FIVE
years.
Miss Ruth White of Brooklyn. N. Y,
has been the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
Albert C. Walker.
Master Carl and Miss Irene Vassar
of Moosup are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Louise Vassar.
Mr. and Mrs. William Archer. who
We're called here on account of the
serious illness of their little grand
son, Albertus Briggs, have returned to
Harrisville, r. T.
Mrs. AIvah Vassar and son Elmer
spent Sunday with Mrs. vassars
brother at Clayville, r. 1.
Charles Wagner of Ann Arbor
Mich is visiting at Marshall Ken
yon's. where his wife and three chill
dren have been spending the summer.
Miss Elene Noble of New London is
visiting Mrs. Esther Grover
Mortimer Stetson and little daughter
Elizabeth have returned from South
ampton L. l.. where Mrs. Stetson re-
mains i'll. It will be several weeks
before she will be able to return home
Misses Ethel Collins, Elizabeth ELI
OFT and Elsie Laid leave Monday for
Willimantic, where they will attend
the normal school