Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-21
WINDHAM COUNTY.
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Auto Party-$5 Gold Piece Won by Edith Eyers-ReIigious Interests Personals.

Henry Northr@up has been entertain az his mother. Mrs. Benjamin Nor ffrup, and brother. William, of Nor Wich.
 Amasa Taber of Centerville. R. l., visited local friends Wednesday, MT. Taber was formerly a business man in gown. He will leave soon for the west, where his daughter lives.
 Mrs. Robert Loring spent Monday in Providence.
 sorry to learn of her illness at her hcrne in DrnielSon. Appendicitis is feared.
 Chester Burdiek gas finished work for the Pfainfieid Woolen company and has moved to Moosup, where he is to be employed by the American Woolen company.
 Miss Helen Maehewson. a pupil at Miss Butts school, at Norwich, has been at her home here this week on account oe illness.
 E. A. Kenne was a visitor here the past week. His home is in Vermont, but he was at one time a local resi- dent.
 Harold Francis, who was injured on the school grounds is improving.
 Lawrence Parker has been entertain ing his brother, who is a sailor on a battheship.
 Mrs. Ramage Injured.
 Mrs. A. T. Ranage of Moosup has been visiting her son, Jack Capwen- Saturday while cutting kindling wood at her home. near Moosup pond. she was cut about the eye. A physician was called to dress the gash.
 Henry Lavallee has been ill.
 Sermons by Father and Son.
 George Benedict of Hartford preach s7 here Suday. His father, Rev. George Benedict, preached at the Plainfeld church.
 Frank Barber of Exeter. R. l., wis ited his sister, Miss Phebe Barber, on Sunday.
 Jauas Wilcox has been spending several days with his sister, Miss Elm fly Wilcox in Norwich.
 Mrs. Sarah Clarke, wso lives on the Green Hollow road, has been taken to the Day -Kinball hospital, where sur s4Ssa operation ion. was geforTged ned little son have been in Pawtucket. R. l., attending the funeral of Mrs Horns father.
 Nathaniel P. Thompson has been spending several days in Norwich and attending the reunion of the 21st regi- ment.
 kr and Mrs William Craig and Miss n.snsa Dexter of Danislson visit ed thesr cousin, Mrs. Everett Rich nlond, Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Barber spent Sunday with relatives in Portertown.
 Edward H. Lillibr1dge, Mrs. E. H. J5lI5zrft1ee, Town Clerk Sessions L. Adarns end Miss Hattie Stark took an auto trip to Hope Valley, R. l., Sun day. to visit Mir. Lillibridge's sister and his daughter. Miss Edna Lilh- bridge, who is spending a few weeks at her aunts home.
 Werren Hopkins of Providence spent Sunday at his home.
 Augustus Mathewson of Fall River, Mass, spent Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Philip Mathewson.
 Miss Dorothy Atwood of Pennington has been visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. P. A. Mathewson.
 Won .. A. R. Prize.
 Edith Flyers won tine five dollar gold piece offered as a prize for a revoIu- Rebecca Avery chapter. Edward Smith of Groton has been visiting hss parents, MT. and Mrs. Esec Smith.
 Miss Annie Wood. who is in the New Haven hospital nurses training school. has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred A silton.
 Evil Doers Punished.
 Deputy Sheriff George BIiven arrest ed two men. who, with three others. had been engaged fn a disturbance in Pbainfie1d Monday. Tuesday morning at the trial one paid his fine, while the other was taken to Brooklyn jail. He was a resident of PiainfieId.
 A Guest of Mrs. Kinney.
 Mrs. Edward H. LiIilbridge was in Hartford Saturday attending the re- union of regents and members of for mer councils as a guest of Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, honorary state regent of the D. A. R. Miss Dorothy Burleson of Jewett City wiH spend today (Saturday) and Sun day with a school friend, Miss Helen MA,thewson. State Policeman Fred Mitchell has been visiting his family.
 Mrs. Lydia Spfcer is visiting for an indefinite time at the home of her son. Edward. while her daughter-in-law is Tn Boston caring for her son, Harry who Is Ill with diphtheria.
 Mrs Everett Eiscox and Mrs. M E. Wilson of Jewett City, Mrs. Addison Tourtefotte and Mrs. Logue of East Thompson, Mrs. Fred Swift and Mrs Eugene Rose of W1lnnantic were vis- itors here Wednesday,