Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-27
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Napoleon Lucier Injured-IiIness of
 Mrs. Mortimer Stetson.

MT. and Mrs Charles H. Lewis were in Norwich Thursday
 Henry Frink and little grandson, Raymond Eaton, have been recent Nor wich visitors
 Health Ofcer Arthur Chase of Plainfieid has been in this village get ting samples of milk. Driver Thrown from Team.
 A horse driven by Napoleon Lucier or Moosup was frightened by an auto mobile which was in front of Nelson Caplette's home about 9.30 Thursday evening It ran up Main street strik- ing Sessions Adams lamppost break ing the ~Iobe, threw the driver into the street cutting his face and head badly and bruising him. He was partly un- conscious a few minutes. He was taken to Moosup on the 9.45 electric ear. The horse ran to Sprague's stable where it was owned.
 James Boyd of Wauregan has been assisting at Williams store during the absence of MT. Williams
 Mrs. James Boyd of Wauregan has been the guest of Mrs David Kennedy who has recovered from her recent ill., ness. M Mrs, Arnold B. Mathewson and Pauline left Wednesday for a weeks outing at Pleasant View, R. l.
 Charles Fletcher and Miss Clara Fletcher are spending a week in Provi-
 Clyde Davis of Providence is visiting relatives.
 Earl Davis of Manchester. N. H.. is spending his vacation with his parents. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Davis.
 Mir. and Miss Davis of Worcester have been visiting their cousins, Everett Richmond.
 Mrs; Edward H. Liilibridge and visitors at the Willimantic camp ground.
 Mrs. William Handy is moving into the new Dawson cottage on Moosup
 Mrs. Peter Thompson and daughters. Lillian and Doris of Clinton, Mass, have been visiting relatives here two weeks
 Case Of Infantile Paralysis
 Albertus Briggs, little son of Bert Brigg is recovering from recent illness thought to have been a slight attack of infantile paralysis as he seemed to lose control of one leg and had other symptoms
 Hovey Allen is i'll with malariaI fever.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emory Kenyon of Rockville. R. l., have been visiting relatives here.
 Miss Serena Reed, who has been spending several days at the camp ground at Willimantic was called home Saturday morning by the sudden and serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
 Misses Edythe Flyers and Mildred McStay were in Worcester Friday
 MT. and Mrs. Albertus Bur6fck and little daughters, Christine and Arleen of Jewett City were guests of Mrs. Arthur Williams Saturday
 Percy Schofeld of Pittsfeld. a grad uate of the local high school Is spend ing a week here with Mrs. George Loring.
 BurriI Franklin of Providence visited at Mrs. John Shelley's Saturday.
 Oxen Damaqe Orchard.
 Oxen belonging to Charles Hopkins got into his fine orchard of young peach trees. breaking the branches and destroying much fruit.
 Superintendent John l.. Chapman is out with fine touring car.
 Elmer Ryder who is employed in Rehobeth, Mass. has been spending a few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Alph6Is Ryder.
 The Ladies Aid society served salad and clam chowder supper We'd nesday evening at the church dining rooms.
 Mrs. Stetson IT,
 Station Agent Mortimer Stetson was called to Southampton. l.. l., Saturday by the sudden illness of his wife who with his two little daughters is visiting Mrs Stetson's sister. Mrs. Charles Walker there It is feared she has paralysis as one leg is affected. Mfr. and Mrs William Loring and Brooklyn by the death of Mrs. Loring's nephew, Fred Lawton. MT and Mrs. John l.. Chapman en- tertained the graduates of the Plainfield high school at their home Wednesday evening.