Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-06
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Death of Horace Kennedy-Walter c. Gibbs to Preach Until September Norwich Officer Informs Charles Lewis of Supposed Cottage Bur qlary.

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 The young ladies in Mrs E. Hoxie Lillibridge's class in Sunday school entertained the other members of the school at the church parlors Thursday evening.
 Thomas Ladd, who attends East Greenwich academy is spending his Easter vacation at his home.
 Horace kennedy's Death.
 Horace Kennedy, who died at his home in Danielson Monday morning of pneumonia, was well known here, where he had spent the greater part of his life. He moved from here 19 years ago. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Edward Ames, sister-in-law, Mrs. Emma Baton, and a cousin, Edwin Kennedy, in this village.
 Miss Rose Beaudry of East Green wich academy is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. David Beaudry.
 Yale Preacher for Supply.
 Walter c. Gibbs of Yale, who has preached here for three Sundays, will preach until September He will be here from Saturday until Monday un- til the school year closes. Then it $ expected his wife will spend the summer months with him here.
 Mrs. Esther Grover, who has been spending several weeks with relatives in Providence, has returned home.
 Mrs. William Loring is in Brooklyn, caring for her mother Mrs. Lawton, who is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
 Miss Emma Greenhalgh has been spending a few days in Hartford.
 Miss Elsfe Ladd is in the Central Worsted Co mill office.
 Elmer Ryder has rented the room in the Wilcox building formerly oc- cupied by James Wilcox.
 Jesse M. Hopton finished work at hast April 1. He has worked there nineteen years.
 The w, c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Mary Bishop next Tuesday afternoon,
 Message from Norwich.
 Monday afternoon Sergeant Toomey of Norwich telephoned Druggist Charles Lewis that his summer cot tage at Gales Ferry had been entered by burglars and asked permission to go into the cottage and investigate. entered the cottage as was thought, but some of the cottages near the Lewis cottage had been entered.
 Two colored women were here on Tuesday soliciting funds to help a church in Providence.
 Entertained Musical Friends.
 Miss Lucy Broadhead entertained a party of musical friends at the church parlors, Friday evening. Supper was served in the dining room and a so- cial time enjoyed. Among her guests were the church choir and Central or chestra. During the evening the choir gave Miss Broadhead, who is the church organist, a beautiful Nutting painting, Morning Duties"
 Irving Tourtellotte will move tc Hartford where he is to be employed by the Pope Mfg. Co.
 Miss Edith Benedict is visiting hel sister in New York.
 Mrs. George Benedict and Miss Hel- en Benedict are visiting Misses Myr- tis and Marian Benedict in Boston.
 Mrs. Hoxie Lillibridge attended tht D. A. R. meeting at Mrs. Harriet xingsley's in P1ainield Thursday
 Lester Gardner has returned iron Providence, where he has been visit ing his cousin, Kenneth Stetson. Schools closed Friday for a shor Easter vacatoin.
 Operator Resigns.
 Mrs. Allan Mof1tt has resigned al afternoon operator at the Centra l telephone office in Moosup. Mrs. War ren Hopkins is the new operator. l Mrs Edward Tatro of Pittsfeld Mass. has been visiting local relatives | Miss Rachael Clarke is at her hom in Springfield, Mass. Miss Grace Frost has been at he i home in Providence Eugene Brewer has moved his fam | fly to Putnam, where they will car | for an aged relative. | Mortimer Stets0n entertained hi sister from Norwich Saturday. l Mrs, Henry Card of Providence | at the home of her sister, Mrs Esthe | Grover.
 Miss Vivian Levalley of Danielsol has been spending several days witt Miss Beatrice Seguin. Most of the chickenpox patient ! have recovered.
 | Miss Eva Phillips of Mechanicsvill visited Friends here Saturday. Howard Mcfarland spent Sunday il ] Providence.
 i Lugene Collins of Providence visit ed relatives here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cross and sol Edwin, Jr., of Willimantic spent Sun | day at the home of l.. Howard Cross The Kings Daughters met Monda, afternoon.
 | Elmer Johnson of Providence spen | Sunday with his family.
 Five O'Clock Lunch Served.
 Miss Beatrice Gardner entertaine | her Sunday school classmates at ne i home Saturday afternoon. Five o'clocl | lunch was served.
 1 A surprise party was held at tn ! home of William Shelley Saturda evening to celebrate April Fools day. To Conference at go. James Wilcox, who will be 90 year old next month, has been in ProVi | dence, attending the Methodist con