Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-16
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Ladies' Entertained at Canterbury
Pfains-Hsnry Hayden, 30, Passed
Away-visitors In and Out of Town

MISS Ofney Entertafns on Birthday
About thirty members of the ladies
of the w. r. G. and w. c. T. u. drove
to Canterbury Plains Wednesday.
where they were royalty entertained
at the home of Miss Erederica Olney
in honor of her birthday She was
given postcard shower and received
other gifts. A dinner was served, also
ice cream. cake and lemonade during
the afternoon. They returned late in
the evening, reporting a very enjoyable
day.
Newsy Briefs.
Thomas. little son OF Thomas Car
Ian, is recovering from several weeks
illness with stomach trouble.
Mrs. Erastus Fiske of Kiliingly is
spending few days at Everett Rich
mond's.
Miss Aryilla Besse, who has been
spending several weeks at KillingIy
has returned to the home of her sister,
Mrs. Albert c. Walker
At WiiIinnantic Camp Grounds.
Miss Phebe Barber who has been
i'll the past six months. has recovered
so she was able to leave Saturday
morning for the Willimantic camp
ground. where she intends to spend
the summer at Vine cottage, No. s Ha-
Mrs. Peter Burke was called to
Webster, Mass. Thursday by the seri-
Gus illness of her daughter. Mrs.
Stephen Marcustre.
Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson is enter
tanning her cousin, Miss Elizabeth
Pray OF Boston. this week
Mrs John Shelley is seriously ill at
her home on River street. Her sister
Mrs. Burrill Franklin, of Providence,
has been called here to care for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Narcisse Caplette and
little daughter Blanche have been in
Putnam, Providence and Nara gansett
Pier. r. l., autoing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thayer of Put
nam spent Saturday and Sunday at
Master George Dewey seguin, who
has been spending a week with friends
in Norwich and Gales Ferry, has re-
turned home
Mrs. Fannie Card has returned from
a visit with her daughter in Provi-
William Sum, a student at Colby
academy, New London. N; H., is as
sisting at the ONCE of the Central
Worsted company this week.
Attended Picnic.
The picnic by the Baptist Sunday
school of Moosup was enjoyed by sew
eraI of our young people who were
guests.
Napoleon Beaudry has returned
from his vacation spent in Providence
Fred Ashton has returned from
Fftchburg. whera he has been spend
ing a week.
Mrs Charles Wagner and three chill
dren and nurse of Ann Arbor Mich,
are visiting Mrs. Wagners parents,
Conductor and Mrs. Marshall Kenyon.
Rev. George Benedict's family at
tended church Sunday. They have
moved from North Arlington Mass to
a furnished house in Plainfield, as
there is no desirable tenement vacant
here for them at present II is hoped
a parsonage will soon be built so our
pastor can live in the village
Mrs. August Holgerson and son
Howard spent Sunday with relatives
in Putnam.
Franh Davis spent Sunday with his
visiting Mr.. Davis parents in Wood
stock is..ta So
Death of Henry Hayden.
Henry Hayden, about 80 years of
age, died at the home OF his SON in
law, Patrick Loughren, early Sunday
morning after several months Illness
with heart trouble and other diseases.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
morning. Burial was in Providence
at st: Patrick's cemetery. He had as
sisted in caring for the Evergreen
cemetery for several years.
Purely Personal.
William Newton. clerk in r. L..
Roses grocery store in Providence. is
spending week with his mother, Mrs.
Eva Newton.
been visiting relatives I'm Canterbury.
Jesse NJ. Hopton. clerk at f. Ii. &
F. w. TilIing41ast's store, is enjoying a
weeks vacation. Edward Tillinghast
is assisting in the store during his
Mrs. Everett Richmond is spending
two weeks with relatives in F'itchburg
and Leominster, Mass.
Mrs. Arthur Williams entertained
relatives from Moosup Sunday.
Mrs. George Thatcher Of Canterbury
has been here the past week on ac-
count of the illness of her daughter,
Mrs. George r. Torrey.
Miss Gladys Tillinghast has been the
guest of Miss Edna Bickford at the
atter's home in Elliott.
Miss Phebe Burke is spending this
week with relatives in Webster Mass.
Miss Winnie Eyers has been enter
tanning her cousin, Misc Dorothy Sails
bury, of Moosup.
Harry Stainthrope, clerk in Brew
renee Parker is assisting in the store.
Mrs. Lydia Spfcer is spending two
weeks with her son, Edward Spicer, In
C1syville. r. ].
Miss Mary SINNERS of Danielson
Courtland 1rnold OF putnam spent
Monday with his father, Calvin Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Burdick of
Mrs. Jane Campbell of voIuntown is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. David Ken
nedy.
Mr. and Mrs. william BEoadhead.
Mr.. ind Mrs. Jesse HoptOn TOOK an
auto trip to Hartford Sunday.
Mrs. Charles H. Walker OF South
ampton. L. l.. is visiting at the home
of her mother. Mrs. Ellen Torrey.
Mrs. Samuel Collins has returned
from a weeks visit with friends in
New York
Frederick Brewster attended the flu
neral of relative in Norwich We'd
nesday.
Everett Ladd was a visitor in Put
nam Wednesday.
Miss Myra Farland has been spend
ing a few days with her sister in
Putnam.
Several of our people attended the
circus in Putnam Wednesday
Mics A gnes Craig of Phoenix. r. l..
spent Wednesday with her cousin, Miss
Ethel Collins.
Prosecuting Agent Addison Green
slit of Hampton was "Wednesday
visitor.
Mrs. Robert Lorins and little daugh-
ter Ruth and Miss Ethel Johnson
spent Wednesday in Providence. Mrs.
Loring's niece returned home with
them for visit.
Charles Lester of Providence visited
his mother, Mrs. Nathaniel Lester, on
Wednesday.