Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-04
WINDHAM COUNTY.
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Pleasing Entertainment Given by High School PupiIs-Gay Place Sold at Auction-Various Items.


 The entertainment given by mem b-rs of the High school was well pre- sented and well attended. The charac? terS in Their First Meeting were Mall coIm Wibberly and Miss Edith Flyers. class 1910. The characters in A Ghost in a Boarding House were Miss Lou ise Kennedy, Mildred Lathrop, Grace Sheldon, Odea Seguin and Rose Beau dry. The piano solos by Miss Mae Kennedy received hearty encores. The proceeds were for the benefit of the senior class Cake and ice cream were sold at the close of the entertainment.
 Schools Close for Funeral.
 Schools were closed here Wednesday from o'clock until no o'clock, during the funeral services of Daniel Sullivan, 2. member of the school committee. Several of the teachers attended.
 Mrs. Philip Matilewson has been in Boston.
 Mrs Willis D. Rouse, Mrs. Julia Charles Barber and Mrs. Edward II. Lllibridge attended a meeting of the D. A R. at the home of Miss Harriett CransAa, in Moosup. Thursday.
 Mrs. George Loring, Fredcrlck Webster have been enjoying an auto trip to Pittsheld, Mass, where they were guests at George Schofield's, for nerIy superintendent of the American Woolen company's mill in Moosup-
 MT. and Mrs. Clinton Rogers of Put nam were visitors here Friday. MT. Rogers was formerly a resident here being the only son of the late Dr. Charles Rogers.
 Alrfleus Ryder has been visiting rel atives in Greene, R. l.
 The following letters are advertised at the postoff1ce: MT. John Bell, Miss Nellie Marley, and Mrs Rose Harley
 Miss Eva Phillips of North Grosven- ordale spent Sunday with local friends.
 Miss Dora Marcustre OF Webster, Mass, is visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Peter Burke.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Francis of Westerly spent Sunday at John Fran cis
 The Gay estate was sold at auction Saturday afternoon. Charles Bragg is the administrator of the estate.
 Mrs. Peter Burke visited her daugh- ter. Mrs. Stephen Macustre in Web- ster, Mass, Saturday.
 Miss Bertha Matthews has been vis- fling her sister, Mrs. John Westcott in Providence.
 Miss Frances Najaho of Middletown, formerly teacher in the local High school, spent Sunday and Monday with Miss Josephine Armstrong.
 Mrs. Frank Cushing of Providence, Lawyer and Mrs. Bradford Danielson of Moosup have been guests at John FIetcher's.
 Attended DanieIson Wedding.
 MT and Mrs. Everett Richmond were in Danielson Saturday afternoon to at tend the wedding of Miss Emma Dex- ter of Danie1son and Henry Hagen of Davisville, R. I. The bride was Mrs. Rich1nond's cousin MT. Hagen was formerly a resident here. being an overseer in the Pla,infield Woolen com pany's mill. He is now superintendent of a mill in Davisville, R. l., where, after a short trip, they will make their home.
 Many local people went to Waure- gan Sunday to attend the annual pro- cession on Corpus Christi Sunday
 Mrs. George R. Bliven entertained her cousin, Miss IneZ Whittemore of Providence. Sunday
 An electric car load of local people attended a concert in Moosup Monday evening, given by the McWattles quar- teete of Boston, young men studying for the ministry
 Albert C. Walker is visiting his daughter. Mrs. Robert Mcleod in Brooklyn, N Y.
 Memorial day, as Dr. James l.. Gard ner was going with his auto over to Black E1in he turned out of the road on account of a horse which was loose and blind. The horse turned and kicked the back of the auto, breaking the horses leg, so 1t had to be shot. The horse belong to Frederick Graves.
 Mrs. Russell Hill of Killingly has moved her household goods to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank c. Tilfinghast, where she will make her home. Her husband died a few weeks