Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18


 Mrs. Elizabeth Rouse Is home from Westerly, where she has been spend- ing the winter. She has disposed of part of her household goods at private sale and will make her home with Westerly relatives. Earl Bragg of Suffield school spent Sunday at his home. Mrs. Narcisse Caplette and Miss | Blanche Caplette spent Saturday in l Norwich.
 Mrs. Joseph Farland and Miss Myra | Farland have been visitors in Norwich
 Rev. George Benedict has been at | his home. He Is preaching in ProyI- dence at present.
 Miss Elsie Ladd has been entertain | ing a school friend from Norwich. Howard Byles, whe attends the Nor wich Academy, spent Sunday at his | home
 Misses Beatrice and Rose Seguin attended a birthday dinner in Daniel son, given at the home of their uncle, Joseph Levallee, in honor of his daugh l ter, Miss Vivian Levallee. John Allan. an inmate of the sol | diers' home in Indiana, has been vis iting his granddaughter. Miss Annie Noble. He will be back at the home to spend Memorial day. IA, turned from Florida, where she spent the winter, is i'll with malaria on ac- count of the change of climate.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kennedy spent Thursday with relatives in Providence. MT, and Mrs. Charles E. Barber spent Friday in Worcester.
 Death of Mrs Sherman Lees. Word has been received of the death 1 m 1reu h | S.f Nrrr ! r.. who has been i'll a long time. Her | husband is a frequent visitor here | where he has a wicking mill. l Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson and | daughters, Ruth and Pauline, have re- 1 turned from a visit in Brookllne, Mass l Bill Collins. the wrestler, who has | been in Wakefield. R. l., has been at | the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. | Willard Collins Mrs. Patrick MiIlett was in Norwich | Saturday.
 | The weave shop at the Central Wors- l ted companys s mill has been shut down a few days, waiting for supplies. | Mrs. Peter Burke was in Webster, | Mass, Monday, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. stephen Marcustre, who | remains ill.
 Mrs Fred Graves has been enter l taining her sister from Boston Warren Hopkins of Providence has been here to attend the funeral of a ] relative.
 Miss Ethel Collins has been a sup | stitute teacher iR Moosup for Miss Amy Tillinghast
 Charles Dearborn of Pittsfield Mass. has been spending several days here.
 George R. Fowler of Providence has | returned home after spending several days here, where he formerly lived.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas shannon of New York have been spending several
 days a the home of William Dean. | They will move their household goods to their new home in West Inglewood, N. J. The goods have been stored
 here several weeks, while their house
 was being built.
 Mrs. George Guild of Danielson has
 been visiting her cousin. Mrs. Frank C. Tillinghdst.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Hill have been in Danielson to attend the funeral of
 Mrs. Henry Knight, a cousin of Mr.
 Hill.
 Slot Machine Stolen.
 The slot gum machine in front of
 F. H. and F. w. Tillinghasts store was
 stolen few evenings ago, before nine
 o'clock It was the custom to bring
 the machine into the store at closing
 time.
 Frank Martin of Central Falls, R. L, spent Sunday with his parents, MT. ana
 Mrs. John Martin.