Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Seventeen Compete for S. of " Prize
Programme for Flag Day-ChiI-
dren to Decorate Graves Sunday.

| In response to the letter sent to the
| various schools in town by the Sons
| of Veterans. offering prizes for the
best essay on The American Flag. its
| history and influence in the past
present, and future seventeen essays
were received by the committee. The
following programme will be carried
out in the town hall. Flag day. June
IA at 8 y. m.
Orchestra; essay, Mildred White
head: violin solo, Arthur TaImadge;
essay, Henrietta Burby; orchestra
song, Wauregan quartette; essay,
Clark Dennison; solo, Rose Seguin;
essay, MAY Deming: piano solo. Mil
dred McStay; song. Wauregan quar-
tette; essay, Marion Weeks; violin
dell Horns; award of prizes; song.
Columbia, Gem of the Ocean.
Mrs. Charles Dearborn is entertain
ing her sister, Miss Nellie Guy of
Worcestershire. England.
Mrs Narcisse Caplette was in Nor
wich Tuesday.
Dwight Armstrong of Providence
was a Monday visitor here.
Providence men who have the con-
tract to spray the elm trees in town,
have begun their work.
John Heaten entertain his daugh-
ter and son from Stafford Springs Sat
urday and Sunday.
George r. Fowler of Providence has
been spending few Gays with
friends.
Mrs. Felix Lambert was taken sud-
denly i'll Tuesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Elliott of Whitman
tic spent Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott.
Miss Irere May Duval visited in
TaftviIle and Baltic Sunday
Stuart Ellsworth. paymaster al the
Plainfield Wooden compsny's mill.
60H- of hi bf41 in,
Ms. Mark Shepard of New London,
y. H.. spent Sunday with her sis
ter. Mrs. Herman Chapman.
George LorinG has finished his stud
les a Worcester and has returned to
spend the sumner with mis- parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Loring.
Charles N1tall has returned from
two weeks vacation, spent at his
home in Putnam.
Mrs. Charles Rurdick.. who has been
spending week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Millett, has re-
turned II her home in Stafford
Springs
Frank c. Tillinghast has "a painful
finger, caused by sticking a rusty nail
into it.
chIdren's Concert.
Sunday morning at IL o'clock the
children's concert will be held at the
At g o'clock in the afternoon, the
members of the Sunday school with
their friends will go to Evergreen
cemetery to carry flowers to the
graves of their sehoolmates, and all
who were members of the Sunday
school A memorial service will be
held after the graves have been dec
Grated
Miss Rose E. Seguin was Norwich
visitor Friday
Arthur Williams entertained Harry
Douglass of Mystic Sunday.
Busy Daughters.
The Kings Daughters met at their
rooms Monday afternoon. Wednesday
afternoon they cleaned the church
Mrs. E. II. Idllibrddge and Mrs.
George r. Bliven attended, the Sun
day school convention at the Cor
gregationa1 church in Putnam.
Edward Cutler was in Providence
Wednesday.
Mrs. Moses BaIlou and little daugh-
tiers, Ruth and Phyllis, have returned
to Uxbridge. Mass, after spending
and Mrs. Samuel Collins.
Arthur Hazen. who recently moved
here from Apponaug. r. l., is to move
to Alexanders Lake.
Edward Elliott was in Ashaway, R.
l., to drive home a horse belonging
to Undertaken Tillinghast. which was
taken sick there after driving from
here to attend a funeral.
Miss Ethel Collins has been the
guest of Boston friends.
Mrs. Ellen Grover of South Killingly
has been spending several days with
her niece, Mrs. Frank c. Tillinghast.