Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-18
WINDHAM COUNTY.
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Welcome Moffeitt Recovering Slowly Painting a Rooster Makes Trouble ChiIdren's Concert.

A feeling of gloom was cast over the village Thursday night when news came of the death of little kenneth Sheldon: His parents were residents Welcome Moffeitt. a veteran, wno suffered a shock which paralyzed his left side and arm about ten months ago, is able to be wheeled in an 1nVa- lid chair on the streets.
 Miss Mildred Lewis has been In Wal Iimantic to visit her stepmother, Mrs. Samuel Lewis, who remains critically Mrs. Frank c. Tillinghast of this will Iage and Mrs. A. G. Denison of Moosup drove to Put1am and Putnam Heights Thursday, vsAere they visited relatives.
 Indignity to Chantecler.
 Someone painted Edward McShane's rooster a few nights ago. The affair was not pleasing to it's owner ana the matter is being investigated.
 Mrs. Stephen Clarke has been en- tertaining her niece, Miss Sybn Rath- bun, of Canterbury.
 Is ST years old. was introduced to Canadian tailor s3 years old few days ago. One could not speak Eng fish. while the other could not speak tion was carried on by an interpreter Joseph Barber of Moosup has enter ed the employ of Urgele Lafrance at the bottfing establishment.
 Mrs. Arthur Williams and little son Arthur have been visiting friends in Jewett City.
 Miss Grace Frost has been entertain ing her brother Charles from Provi-
 Many at Auction.
 The auction at the residence of the late Asher A. Herrick was well at tended. The articles from the jewelry store met with ready sale.
 Little Ruth Ballou drank a quantity of camphor Saturday, but was discoy- cred before she had drank much Of It. Her mouth and lips were burned
 Miss Josephine Armstrong spent Sunday at her home in Pawtucket, R. Rawson. infant son of MT. and Mrs. George R. Torrey, WAS baptized by Rev. George Benedict at the morning service Sunday.
 To Decorate Graves.
 The chiIdren's concert Sunday morn ing was much enjoyed by those who attended. The song The Rainy Day Brigade, by Misses Ruth Mathewson ate. The decorating of members graves was postponed on account of the rain and will be held next Sunday at Evergreen cemetery at o'clock.
 Miss Annie Jenkins Of Middletown is visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie New port
 Ernest and Roby Peck of Rehobeth. Mass, are visiting their grandparents, MT, and Mrs Alphsus Ryder,
 Mrs. Fannie Card is spending sev- eral days with her daughter, Miss Nel- lie, in Providence.
 Running Race.
 Thomas wakely was the winner of the running race a few evenings ago. Me and Mcfarland crossed the line about the same time. They ran from Williams news store down Bridge street the length of River street, on to Main, back to Williams store, in 1-4 minutes. Another race took place Thursday evening.
 The members of the W. c. T. U. eel ebrated Flower Mission day by going to the town farm, where they carried flowers. and then to the cemetery, where flowers were placed on the graves of members.
 Albert c. Walker has returned from Brooklyn, N. Y, where he has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Robert Me Leod.
 Mrs. Fitch A. Carey has returned from a visit to Hartford, where she has been the guest of Mrs. Eliza Miller.
 At Family Reunion.
 Mrs. Emma Mitchell and Mrs. Jo- seph Lewis have been visiting rela- lives in Baltic and attended a family br.
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson Caplette were In Putnam Tuesday to attend the an niversary macs for Mir Caplette e's mother, who died eighteen months ago. MT. and Mrs Charles JE Barber and Mrs. Edward H. LiIlibridge attended ihe exercises at the unveiling of the yates at the old cemetery in Putnam Tuesday.
 Miss Lulu Robbins of Canterbury has been visiting her cousin, Mrs Allen Eoffeitt.
 The Infant son of Joseph Fanaro has been i'll the past week.
 { Mrs. Arthur Williams and little son Arthur are spending two weeks with the formers mother in Groton.
 Miss Lena Stetson of Providence has been visiting her sister, Mrs. James l.. Gardner.
 Henry Hayden had another shock last Friday and is very i'll.
 The Fraternal Benefit league met in Barber's haH Wednesday night Sew eral members from the Danielson league were present.