Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-30
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Three Months Old Son Dies of Pnel- monia-Wafter Richmond Improving -HailviIIe Party Narrowly Avoided Collision with Train-News of the Week.

MT. and Mrs. Esec Smith have been spending few days with their son. Edward, in Groton.f Raymond, the little three months old son of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Arsen-
 ault died after two days illness with pneumonia. Burial was in the Moos- up Catholic cemetery. Mrs. John Shelley is seriously i'll
 with typhoid fever at her home on River street.
 Mrs. Edward Burdick of Forest. H.. has been a guest at William Deanes. Miss Fannie Thurber of Putnam has been visiting relatives here. Miss Helen Tillinghast has been the guest of her cousin Miss Dorothy Til linghast, in Plainfield. Miss Mildred McStay has been visit ing friends in Plainfeld. Mrs. Robert Loring has been on the sick list.
 MT and Mrs. Robert Mcleod and their little fifteen months old daugh- ter Dorothy, of Brooklyn, have been spending few days with Mrs. Mo Leod's parents, MT. and Mrs. Albert
 c. Walker Mir. and Mrs. Mcleod re- turned home Saturday evening. Little
 Miss Dorothy will remain here for the summer with her grandparents Warner Smith has been spending few days at Narragansett Pier. Mrs. Charles Byles, Howard and
 Miss Mary Byles spent Thursday at Ocean beach.
 AIr and Mrs Albert Still are visit
  James Still.
 John Sullivan spent Friday at Fields Point and Crescent Park, R. l. Miss Mary Jane Millett was in Providence and at fields Point Fri
 day.
 Henry Loughren, who was taken suddenly i'll Friday night. is better Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fuller of Nor wich Town were callers Thursday
 Attended Funeral in Canterbury.
 T Mrs. Fred w. Tillinghast were in Can terbury to attend the funeral of Jack son Willoughby, a relative.
 Burrill Franklin. Mrs. Irving Frank
 lin and little daughter and Mrs Ed gar Franklin of Providence have been
 here the past week on account of the illness of Mrs. John Shelley. Drank Varnish and Kerosene.
 Walter, little son of Mrs. Julius
 Richmond. has been seriously il, hay ing drunk varnish and kerosene He is better. but has been in a very se- rious condition Miss Helen Mathewson is a guest at the house party at the home of Miss
 Dorothy BurIeson at Jewett City.
 Mrs. George Loring entertained Miss
 Anna Coudell of Hartford Sunday Charles People has gone to Chicago, where he will receive medical treat
 ment. He has been i'll for some time Marrow Escape of Automobile Party.
 An automobile party had a very mar row escape from being struck by the ' o'clock train at F'renchs crossing on Friday evening. To avoid belng struck the driver turned the front wheels so suddenly that one of them came off
 The train stopped and backed at the accident, but as no one was lnJureo it made only short stop. The auto was from Hallville. Newsy Notes. Mrs Erastus Fiske who has been spending two weeks here, has returned to her home in killingly- Mrs. Everett Richmond, who has been spending two weeks in Leomin- ster and Fitchburg, Mass, has return ed home.
 Miss Chase. bookkeeper for the Cen tral Worsted company who has been off duty on account of illness mas re- turned William Sum of Moosup, who has been assisting at the office, has returned to his home. Mrs William Williams of Moosup was at Mrs. Emily Shelley's Sunday MT and Mrs. William Dean were
 guests at Edward Shepardson's In
 Plainheld Friday. Annual Outing. The ladies of the G. A. R. will hold their annual picnic at the home Of one of their members. Mrs. Caleb Bishop, in Packerville. They will go by troll Ie-- as far as Bishops crossing, which is near the Bishop farm. Mrs. David Kennedy has been very i'll the past week. Her cousin, Mrs. Jane Campbell of Voluntown, has been caring for her.
 Raymond Ryder has gone to Attic bOro. Mass, where he is assisting in
 Mrs Albert Clarke has been enter taining her niece. Miss Rathbun, from Canterbury.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byles and two children have returned to New York, after spending a week at Charles A Mrs. August Holgerson visited friends in Moosup Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Amos Kendall of Brooklyn recently visited their nice. Mrs. Nathaniel Lester remains se-
 Frank 1T. TnIinghast was Pachaug visitor Sunday.
 | conqreaatronaI Sunday School Picnic. The members of the Congregational Sunday school held their annual pie nic at Wildwood park this week. They left Friday morning by a barge fur nished by subscription for the chil- dren of the Sunday school The older nnerubers with friends went later in the electric cars at their own ex- pense Basket lunches were taken by all.
 Howard Clarke. who is employed in New Britain. is i'll at the home of his parents, Mir and Mrs. stephen A. Clarke on Main street.
 Miss Helen Marsden has gone to England to spend a few weeks.
 Mrs Anna Heflin Kent of Jersey City is spending a few days at Edward H Lillibridge's. Mrs Charles Blake of Philadelphia is visiting at the home of William Dean. Mrs. Blake spent her child hood days in this village and many frispds are glad to see her. Mrs Fred Ashon is spending few days with relatives in Maine.
 Mrs. Daniel Greene of Boston is vis- iting relatives.
 Mrs. John Stone of Norwich visited her father. Nathaniel P. Thompson, Tuesday.
 Mrs. Thomas Shannon, who was taken suddenly i'll Tuesday night. has | recovered.
 Mrs William Joiett has gone to Southbridge, Mass, to spend a lew weeks with her parents. Attended Double Header in Boston. Thomas shannon and Lewis Shaw were in Boston Wednesday to attend.