Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-15
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Bill Collins Exhibits Picture and Gold
Medal-Auto Party to Stafford Fair
Mrs. Seguin Leaves Backus Hos
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Bill Collins, the local wrestler has
on exhibition in G. H. Lewis drug
store window painting of himself;
also a gold medal won by him, as he
is the welter weight champion of Mas
sachusetts.
John Bennett has had 16- pound
raccoon on exhibition.
The Ladies Aid society met on
Wednesday afternoon in the vestry to
sew for the annual fair.
The oyster supper gwen by the
Kings Daughters was well attended
and the entertainment was much en-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Westcott of PROV
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mat
thews. Mr.. Westcott, who formerly
resided here. is a city postman there.
Mrs Louise Nassar is to discontinue
housekeeping and win go to Clinton,
Mass, to live with her daughter, Mrs.
Peter Thompson.
The republican caucus was held on
Thursday evening at the town hall.
Serpents from Sugar Brook.
Schools were colsed Wednesday in
honor of Columbus day. party of
young ladies enjoyed picnic at the
famous Sugar brook building sand
monuments and killing really and truly
snakes. Two of them were brought
home by them to prove their story.
The Daughters of Rebekah met in
BARRIERS hall Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bragg. AR.
| and Mrs. william Broadhead. Master
Walter Broadhaead, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Hopton, Frederick Brewster, Edward
TMlinghaSt, Miss Grace Frost and Miss
Rachael Clark enjoyed an auto trip
| to Stafford Springs Wednesday to at
| tend the fair.
Stephen A. Lewis is in Newburyport.
| Mass visiting relatives there.
M VOL AZ.
| idence were callers here Sunday on ac-
| count of the serious illness of MIR.
| Marks brother-in- law, Charles Ken
nedy, who remains very i'll.
| At County Home Nesting.
| County Commissioner Charles f.
| Barber attended the annual meeting
| held at the New London county home
| Wednesday. The annual meeting at
| the Windham county children's home
| will be held next week.
| Mrs. George Loring is slowly recov-
ering from her illness. Her sister, Mrs.
| Abbie Lillibridge of Westerly is car
| ing for her.
E. Seguin were Norwich visitors on
| Wednesday.
Attended Norwich Funeral.
The Loring families were in Norwich
| attending the funeral of a relative
| Mrs. George Greenman. Thursday.
| Mrs. Julia Newton was in New Lon
don attending the Kings Daughters
| convention.
| The water question at present is
more important than the political ques-
| ton.
Miss Rosetta Pagan of Pittsfeld
| Mass. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
| lex Pagan.
| William Joliet has been in South
| bridge Mass. to see his wife. who has
| been i'll at her parents home the pas
| two months.
Mrs. Walter Potter of Rice City
| r. L. is caring for Mrs. John Shelley
| during the absence of Mrs. Burril
| in Providence by the illness of her lit
| tie grand child who it is feared hat
| infantile paralysis
Miss Elizabeth Burke was a Nor.
| wich visitor Saturday.
Thomas Weaver, motorman on the
| Moosup- Central trolley, is having
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shannon have
returned from several weeks visit il
| Boston and vicinity.
Rev. George Benedict has been il
| Boston where he lis shorthand teach.
| er in an evening school three nights il
| a week.
Miss Rachael Clarke spent Sunday
at her home in Springfield.
Attended Old Home Celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross have
| returned from Mr.. Cross former home
in Mansfield Center, where they hay,
been attending the 200th anniversar!
of the church and the Old Home Weel
celct ration.
Rev. and Mrs. George Benedict wer
in Mansfield Center Monday attendint
the ministers convention.
Mrs. Israel Seguin has returned from
the Bacl1us hospital, Norwich, wheT
she has had a very successful surgi
cal operation performed. She is fas
regaining her health. Her daughter
Mrs Frank Thayer, who has been her
during her absence, has returned t
| utnam.
George Loring of Worcester techni
cal school spent Wednesday at hi
| home