Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-06
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Picnic at the Parie--Mrs. Daniel Les ter's Death-Taiior Wilcox Indus trious at 87.

Picnic at the Parts-Mrs. Daniel Les-
 ter's Death-Taiior Wilcox Indus
 trious at s7.
 Mrs. Mortimer stetson and chil- | dren, Elizabeth and Lois. and Miss Merle Fitzpatrick are spending a week with Mrs. Charles Walker at South ampton l.. I. field Woolen company the past five years in charge of. the carding room, has resigned and has gone to Somers, Mass, for similar work. little daughter Mary have returned from Woonsocket where they have been visiting relatives
 4x Guests of Miss Mat,swson.
 Miss Helen Mathewson entertained Thursday evening. A chahng-dish Dorothy Burleson of Jewett City. J. Arthur Atwood and Miss Dorothy At wood of Wauregan were among the guests. hurt by fall while stepping from a | trolley a month ago. is able to ride out but unable to get around ex-
 Misses Grace and sybil Rathbun
 have returned to Canterbury after spending a week at s. A. Clarkes. Mrs. s. A. Clarke visited her niece, Mrs. John Mcdonald in Norwich on Thursday
 Mrs. Charles H. Walker. who has been spending two weeks at the home of her mother. Mrs. Ellen Torrey, on account of the severe illness of her returned to her home in Southam pton. L. l.
 Mrs. August HoIderson and son Howard will leave Saturday for a visit with Mrs Holderson's sisters in Long Branch. N. J.
 Mrs. Elisha Phillips and grandson Harold Spencer of Windham- have been visiting Mrs. Lydia Spicer. | Death of Mrs. Nathaniel Lester. | Mrs. Nathaniel Lester died at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Kennedy, early Saturday morning, after a short illness with heart trou- ble- The sudden death of her nephew. Daniel M. Lester of Norwich, who lived as a son in the family for 1 several years. was a great blow to her. and she had gradually lost strength since the news of his death. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon. Burial was at Pachaug cemetery. She was s1 years Of age. She leaves besides her daughter. one son, Charles. of Providence.
 Various Items.
 Miss Lena Tripp of DayviIle is spending week with her aunt. Mrs. Herman Chapman
 Mrs. Daniel Green of Boston is at the home of her aunt Mrs. David Kennedy, on account of Mrs. Kenne-
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Lester of Providence have been at the home of E.. R. Kenndy on account of the ill., ness and death of Mrs. Nathaniel
 Frederick Tilnnghast has a new auto. Conductor Marshall Kenyon. who has been off duty several days on sc- count of illness. has returned to the Central and Moosup car. Conductor Allen Mott has had charge of the car during his absence. | Mrs. Welcome Moffitt has been en- terta ming her sister and nephew from Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Collins were Norwich visitors Saturday. l Mrs. Moses Ballou and little daugh- ters Ruth and Phyllis. who have been spending several months with Mrs. Baliou's parents. Mir. and Mrs. Sam uel Collins. have returned to Ux- bridge. Mass.
 Deacon Henry c. Torrey was taken suddenly i'll Friday. He is being cared for by his daughter, Mrs. Chas.
 MT. and Mrs Philip Mathewson left Monday for Lancaster, N. H., to spend two weeks | Mir and Mrs Ralph Tracy and lit- | tie daughter of Putnam and Charles fred Hills. | Miss Ethel Collins is spending sew eral days with friends in Providence. Busy at s7.
 Tailor James Wiisox, who is ST years old. has moved his shop from | ing suits of clothes as in his younger days. doing all the sewing himself.
 John Sullivan was in Hartford to take examinations for gate-tender at the railroad and trolley crossings here. He passed successfully and has the place. Miss Harriet Stark is spending sew eral weeks with her brother, Asher Stark in Providence. Fred Arsenault has moved his fam | fly to PIainffeld.
 MT. and Mrs. Alpheus Ryder have returned from Rehobeth, Mass, where 1 Elmer and Raymond and daughter, | Mrs. Amos Peck.
 Mrs Burriil Franklin. who is car ing for her sister, Mrs. John Shelley. | who is i'll with typhoid fever, spent Sunday at her home in Providence. Otis Newport. Miss Annie Jenkins and Miss Agnes Newport spent Mon | day down the Providence river at Vanity Fair. where they enjoyed the annual celebration of Emancipation day. Misses Mabel and Minnie New | Misses Gladys Tiilinghast and Ber- tha Stone are spending a. week in Groton with party of young ladies from Moosup Miss Marion Alliber or Prov1dence | Is visiting at Robert Lorings. Mrs. Eugene Brewer is entertaining | relatives from Orange, Ct Mrs. James Still has been i'll. Mrs. F. Hoxie Lilhbridge is spend l ing few days with Miss Phebe Bar Der at the Willimantic camp ground. Several members of the grange with | their friends went to Plainfeld Thurs | day to attend the grange clambake. in | charge of Daniel Greene 
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