Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-26
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Mir. and Mrs. Willis D. Rouse to Spend Winter in EIorida-Entertainme by School Pupils.

E. T. Bogart of New Haven was in the village Wednesday. Prosecuting Attorney Addison Greenslit of Hampton was the guest Wednesday of State Policeman Fred Mitchell.
 Miss Fannie Brown of Black Hill. formerly of Frost Proof. Fla was the guest of Mrs. Fannie Loring Wednes- day.
 Mrs Stephen Marcuster daughter Dora and little son William of Web ster, Mass, are guests at Mrs. Mar custre's parents, MT. and Mrs. Peter Bourque
 Miss Rose E. Seguin was in Phe- nix, R. l., Sunday
 Miss Merle Fitzpatrick who has been i'll with diphtheria at the home of Charles Walker at Southampton, L. l., has recovered and has returned to her home here, accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Walker, also Miss Lois Stets son, who has been several weeks at Mir. Walkers home.
 Mrs. Charles Kennedy has disposed of her household goods and has gone to Providence to live. Going to Florida. MT. and Mrs. Willis D. Rouse have gone to New London to visit at the home of Sheriff sydney Brown. MT and Mrs. Rouse leave the first of next week for St. Cloud Fla. where they
  which they built last winter. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Williams and little son@ Arthur are visiting at MT. Williams home in Lebanon. Mrs. Lydia Spicer is visiting her son 1 Edward in Clayville, R. l. A family gathering was held at the home of Rev. George Benedict Thurs day.
 Miss Rose Beaudry. a student at Wilbraham academy, spent Thursday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. David Beaudry.
 Misses Elsie Ladd and Elizabeth FL liott of the Willimantic normal school are spending their Thanksgiving, re- cess at home.
 Mr.Maguire and Miss Myrtle Maguire of Webster spent Thursday at the home of Mrs. George Lo.ing. Mrs. Susan Hawl1ins of New London has been the guest at Willis D. Rouse's. Conductor Marshall Kenyon was off 1 duty Thursday Conductor Allen Moi | fit. the express car conductor, substf- Mrs. Cyrus Tourte1lotte of East | Thompson has been visiting Mrs. AL pheus Ryder.
 Rabbit Supper. 1 The Central Social club had rab- i bit supper at their clubrooms Wednes- | day evening.
 1 Rev. and Mrs. George Benedict were l given a donation party Friday even | ing
 1 John F. Lewis of Providence visited ] friends here Monday | School Entertained Guests. 1 Many guests were pleasantly enter 1 tained at the Schooihouse Wednesday afternoon by the pupils of the graded ! schools After the exercises the teach
 CTS entertained the guests; several 1 young ladies of the eighth grade as- 1 sisted in serving wafers, fruit and candy. The programme follows: Vel ! come to November Ruth Cooper: First Appearance Olive Denis Grandma s Pumpkin Pie. James Caler: Wind i Song four children; Dialogue. Waldo Tilinghast, Clarence Green. Thanks l giving Dream. Agnes Burke; Mandolin and Piano duet. Ruth Mathewson, Mil . l dred WIhitebead; TlranksgiYins i Thought six children; \ Boys Moth i CT. Maurice Lewis; Turkey Day, Beat i rice I.afrance; Coon Song, room 3 1 The. Harvest. room 2; Puritan g l Manufacturing, four children; Wild l Geese Song. grades 1, ? and g. The ] Turkeys Thanksgiving, Howard Hol- ! eerson; First Thanksgiving Day. six l children; son MT. Duck and MT. Fur i key, grades 1. and 3; Catching 1 Thanksgiving Turkey, John Wakeley; 1 Thanksgiving. Day, Ethel Johnson: 1 song, First Thanksgiving. rooms 1 and
 ?: dialogue, the Olden Days. Patience, i Winnifred Flyers: Hester Arnold Mill i dred Whitehead: Desire Search)iSht, l Ruth Mathewson; Submit White, Lou ' ise Elliott: Thankful Bradford. Clara ! Fletcher; John Searchlieht. William Mcfarland: William Arnold, Ralph i Brown; David Hill. Daniel Mowry :; 1 Henry White Dewey Seguin; William [ MakawelI Harold Francis: Prudence l Hill, Helen Tillinghast:- Priscilla Ma ! son, Hazel Flyers; Jane Searchlight. 1 Beatrice Dean; Hope Makewel. Olive i Dutton: Margaret White. Dora i Jacques Thanksgiving Hymn, school.