Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-08
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Notss 1T Vacation Wsek--N William Shelly Given surpriss PartyG. A. R. DuriaT for Lswis Shaw.

Stuart Williams Of Moosup has been visiting his cousin, Master Arthur Williams.
 with relatives
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Shannon have returned from tour through the western states to the Pacific coast.
 John Turbody has finished work at the Plainf1eld Woolen colnpany's of flee, where he has been stenographer the past year. He has returned to his home In Worcester.
 Miss Sullivan of Backus hospital, Norwich, is caring for Mrs. John F. Vaughn.
 Miss Coon improved.
 Miss Mabel Coon, only daughter of lAlonGo Coon, has returned to her proved in health, having spent several weeks at Worcester hospital, where she had an operation performed re- gently
 Mrs. Esther Grover has returned from few weeks visit with relatives Miss Minnie Newport, who has been spending several weeks in Putnam. has returned to the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. William Newport.
 John F. Vaughn of Norwich has been the guest of relatives. }. Joseph Rivers died suddenly Thurs day. She was eleven months old and had been i'll with the whooping cough but was not considered dangerously ill.,
 On Vacation vists.
 Miss Sarah Kenyon, nurse at the boys school, Pomfret, is spending her vacation with her parents, MT and Mrs. Marshall Kenyon.
 Miss Rose E. Seguin was in Nor wich Friday.
 Miss Rachael Clark Is at her home in Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Grace Frost is visiting at her home in Providence.
 Miss Josephine Armstrong is at her mothers home in Pawtucket. R. I.
 Miss Grace Clune is spending her vacation at her home in Norwich.
 Surprise Party.
 A surprise party was held at the home of William Shelley. Saturday evening Many of the young people of the village attended.
 Miss Isabel Moore is visiting in Stafford Springs
 Mrs Joseph Farland has been in Putnam. visiting her daughter. Mrs Edward Mahew
 stuart Ellsworth spent sunday at his home in Uxbridge, Mass.
 state President Attends.
 The w. e. IT. IT. met at the church veetry Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The state president. Mrs. Caroline Ru- ell, was present At , o'clock Il chow der and salad supper was served.
 MT. and Mrs Jesse Hopton spent Sunday in Mystic.
 Copmissioner and Mrs. Charles F.. Barber have arrived home from New smyrna, Fla, where they have been spending few weeks
 Mrs. Henry Trudeau, Mrs. George Brent and Miss Rernice, Misses Edna and Emma Frazier Of Moosup have { been at Miss Mary Burlxe's on ac- count of the Illness of Miss Elizabeth Burke, who is recovering.
 Roland B. Jordan of WilIimantic has been spending few days at the home of Mrs. Arnold E. Mathewson.
 Charles Byles returned to Rowdoin college Monday after spending his va cation at Postmaster Charles A. Byless
 MT. andt Mrs. William Broadhead and little son Walter visited in Mystic Sunday.
 Funeral of Lewis Shaw.
 The funeral of Lewis Shaw was held at the Congregational church Satur- day afternoon at o'clock Rev, George Benedict Oficiated. Miss Rose P. SeGuin sang Face to Face. and Nearer. My God, to Thee. The com mander of Post of Boston took charge of the c. A. R. service, which floral eHblems were beautiful The bearers were Fitch A. Carey and AL bert c. Walker of this village, Edwin E. Miner of Norwich and William Medbury of Canterbury. Burial was in MoOSup cemetery.