Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-07
WINDHAM COUNTY.
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Birthday Party-Purchaser From Ida
no to Occupy BaIlou Farm--Person-
al Mention.

al Mention.
Miss Beatrice Gardner ente rtained at
her home Wednesday evening in hon.
or of her fifteenth birthday.
Mrs. Philip Mathewson assisted at
the mystery booth at the May dinner
for the Day-Kimb bail hospital in Put
nam Saturday.
Mrs Jack Capwel has been enter
tanning Mrs. Alec Mott of Plainfield.
visited his family here Wednesday.
Coming From Idaho.
Mr.. LaFaWre, who has recently pur-
chased the BalIou farm in Kennedy
City, will return to his home in Idaho,
where he has been engaged in farm
ing and mining. In about a year he
will return here ito lice, after settling
his business in Idaho.
Mrs. Warren Hopkins and baby AL
fred spent Sunday in Providence,
where Mr. Hopkins is employed in
the Hope Rubber store.
Miss Geer's Death
People were SUI prised to hear of the
death of Miss Hattie Geer in New
London Thursday Miss Geer for
merly lived here with Henry Frink's
family where she, attended school, Mr..
in New London Friday afternoon.
Fred kies of Wauregan has been
taking the census enumeration in this
village the past week.
Canterbury, is caring for Fred w.
Tillinghast, who, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Fred BrewsterY has been entertaining
Percy Schoheld of PittsfieFd, Mass.
Miss Helen Mrathewson entertained
party of friends Saturday evening
in honor of her guests, Misses Shirley
and Lila Schofield of Pittsfield, Mass.
tied her father. Nathaniel P. Thomp-
Mrs John E. Vaughn. Miss Marian
and Master Stanley Vaughn, returned
to Norwich Sunday evening after
spending several days at William Sim
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Odds of Provi-
6ence have been visiting at Charles
Miss Josephine Armstrong spent
Sunday at her home in Pawtucket, R.
Mrs. Nellie Larkins of Oxford,
Mass. has been the guest Of Mrs.
Kate EastonL
Barn Burned.
Thomas Kennedy received word on
Saturday morning that his barn on his
farm in PlaiItfield had burned during
the night. Tt was insured
Mrs Perkins has been collecting
dimes in this village for the benefit
of the hospitals in Putnam.
The high school baseball team was
defeated at WRuregan Saturday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Narcisse Caplette and little
daughter BLANCHE returned from
Putnam Sunday after spending sew
eraI days at Mr. Caple&te's fathers.
Jackson Wi11oGghby. who has been
very i'll at his home in Canterbury,
was able to driveshere Saturday for a
short visit.
Edward Carey Til1inghast. stu
dent at Worcester academy, was call
ed home Saturday on account of the
Illness ~ his father. Fred w. Tilling-
hast.
MT. and Mrs. Charles Barber have
been visiting Mrs. BARRIERS cousin,
Mrs. Frank O1dss in Providence.
George Carey of Norwich was the
The Kings Daughters met at their
rooms Monday afternoon.
Delegates TO Convention.
Mrs. George r. Bliven and Mrs.
Charles A. Eyles were chosen dele !
gates to attend the Sunday school
in Danielsoh Friday. after !
noon and evening.
Miss stetson Of Norwich has been
visiting her brother, Station Agent |
Mortimer Stetson.
A band of gypsies passed through !
here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Matte Main spent Sunday with I
her parents in Mansfield
Mrs. Julia Newton, who has been |
spending the winter in New London, |
has returned to her home here.
Coming Back from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis D. Rouse, who /
have spent thef winter in st. Cloud, |
Fla, will soon return to their home |
here.
James Noble was arrested Sunday |
evening for intoxication. Monday |
Deputy Sheriff George r. /
Bliven took him 10 Brooklyn. He has |
pital. where he had his leg amputat- I
ed.
Miss Ruth Kendall Of Brooklyn has
been the guest of her sister, Miss Al
tee Kendall
Schools were closed Friday, as the
teachers attended the convention in
Arthur williams has moved his
tenement over the new store, which
he recently purchased from Warren
L. Hopkins.
Nathaniel P. Thompson spent Mon
day in Norwich.
Miss Bertha Stone was in Norwich
Tuesday.
Sanford Holloway had a shock on
Monday afternoon while walking near
the home of Charles Dearborn. He
was taken to his home in q carriage
by friends. He has been feeble for
several months.
Miss Louise Tillinghast attended
party at the home of Mrs.
John Phillips in Wauregan Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Mitchell has returned
from Philadelphia, where she has
been spending the winter with her
daughter.
William Medberry Of Canterbury
has been a visitor at Thomas Shan
mons.
Mrs. Augusta Ray and Mrs. Samuel
Barber Of Iewett City have been Wis
Ting local friends.
Nathaniel P. Thompson gave a din
ner Wednesday in honor of his grand
daughters of Daniel Shippee
Mrs. Matte Main has gone to Will
inantic to reside.
Mrs. Kate Easton, who moved to
Oxford Mass, Wednesday entertained
Mrs. Bray Miss Annie Hood Mrs
Emma Jencks and Mrs. Chamberlain
Of Central Falls r. l., Monday.