Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-14
WINDHAM COUNTY.
CENTRAL VILLAGE
SITE Officers of Ladies of the S. A. r
Death of Mrs. Kate Easton-At-
tempt to Photograph Comet.


tempt to Photograph Comet.
Thomas Shannon spent Tuesday in
Boston.
Mrs. Lillian Rabbit of Thompson
has been the guest of Mrs. Charles
Lewis.
Mrs. Susan F. Hawkins of New Lon
don has been visitor here.
Mrs. Everett Ladd has been in Can
terbury on account of the illness of
her mother, Mrs. House.
Mrs. Homer Barrows of Canterbury
and Mrs Caleb Bishop of Packerville
attended the Ladies of the G. A r.
convention here.
Richard Thorne has moved his fam
lily TO the Baliou farm.
Election of Ladies of the G. A. r.
The following state officers were
elected at the recent annual conven-
tion of the Ladies of the G. A. r.. held
here: President. Mrs Julia Newton,
Central Village; senior vice president,
4frs- Mary F. Smith. New Haven; jun
Tor vice president, Mrs. EiviT-a Larn-
3ian B. Bliyen Central Village; treas
krer, Mrs. Josephine NJ. Downs, Bridge
bort; chaplain. Mrs. G. Annie Bennett,
9Ioosup: councillor. Mrs. Fannie M.
Arge. Mrs. Sarah A. Darrow, New
a.ondon; alternate. Mrs. Mary E. Cook,
Bridgeport: department inspector, Mrs.
ausan F. Hawkins. New London.
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Miss Louise. spent Thursday in Nor
witch.
Miss Rachael Clarke, teacher in the
High school. has been in Springfield,
Mass, to attend her sisters wedding.
The Ptainfield Wooden company is
running its mill four days a week The
Central Worsted company is running
full time and evenings until o'clock.
Saw Providence Play.
th~eter party left here in autos
Saturday ,a afternoon 9S and ATTENDED the ne
Providence Saturday evening. under
the auspices of the First Light infantry
regiInsnt The play had been given
Brown university night About twenty
tickets were sold here. Frank III. TIL
ifnghast, William Broadhead, Erwin
Whitehead and Edward Gallagher were
members of the party.
Sterling Won.
The Sterling team defeated the Cen
trails on Daggett's grounds Saturday
afternoon, 11-5.
Hung May Basket.
The Sunday school classmates of
MISS Mary Byles hung handsome
May basket Saturday evening. As her
mother. Mrs. Charles A. Byles, is the
teacher, she was also remembered. OF
course they were caught, invited into
the house and had music, games and
refreshments.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Juoson Gardner and
little son. Robert, OF Plainfield, have
been guests at DR.. James L. Gard
ner's-
Mrs. Kate Easton's Death.
Nathaniel P Thompson was called
70 Oxford, Mass, EARLY Saturday morn
ing on account of the illness of his sis
ter. Mrs. Kate Easton.wflo moved from
this village Thursday morning. She
had a child soon after she arrived at
the home OF a friend, and pneumonia
developed. She died at O'Clock Sat
urday night. She had been an invalid
ed to Oxford to receive medical treat
ment- She leaves two brothers, Ma
thaniel p. Thompson of this village and
Orrin of Great Darlington. At her re-
death, Undertaken Frank H Filling
hast took the body to Pawtucket, r. L,
where funeral services We're held at
Park church Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock Burial was in Mineral Springs
cemetery.
Mre. Archibald Blanchard of Taft
Vile spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Urgele La&rance.
her father, Nathaniel P. Thompson, on
Sunday.
Supt Lillian B. Bnven gave re-
port in Sunday school of the conven-
zion held in Danielson Friday.
Mrs. Lydia Spicer spent Sunday in
Clayville, r. 1. :.
Henry r. Walker has returned from
Southan pton, l.. l., where he has been
spending two weeks with his son,
Charles
Fred II. Tillinghast, who has been
very Ill with pneumonia, is much bet
ter
New Home in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis D. Rouse who
have been spending the winter at st.
Cloud, Fla, have returned to their
home here. While there they built
new house. whore they will probably
spend their winters hereafter.
The Kings Daughters held a conven-
ton at the Congregational church on
Wednesday. Members from circles in
New London and Holland
fountfes attended Dinner was served
by the local circle in the dining room
1t the church
Tried TO Photograph Comet.
Frederick Lendewig has been having
good success photographing the stars.
He has been trying to get a. picture of
Halley's comet, but has not succeeded
yet He made a II minute exposure
Tor the stars
Mrs. William Joiett. who has been i'll
several weeks with pneumonia, has re-
covered. Her sister. who has been car
ing for her, has returned to South
George Loring a student at yVorces-
ter Academy, spent Sunday and Mon
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Loring.
Samuel Lewis was called to Will
mantle Saturday morning on account
Of the serious illness of his wife who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Wheeler.
Supt. Arthur Potter of Sterling
schools was a visitor here Saturday.
Rev George Benedict of North Alb
ington, Mass. spent Sunday at Edward
Fl Lillfbridge's.
Married at Fifteen.
Mrs. Eva Adams Metty has been
put ON the proba ton list by order of
the court. Mrs. Metty abandoned her
baby boy in Danielson. She was well
known here, where she lived most of
the time until she was married when
she was but Is years old.
Fred ]. Eaton of Providence has
been the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Henry FTink.
WOODSTOCK
Funeral of NJ. Gustave Ask-Rev. |
Georges r. Waters Resigns.
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