Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-17

5snors Give Leap Year Social
Funeral of Miss Flora May Phillips
Twins Celebrate Birthday Tegeth
en- IL.
Frank Davis spent Sunday with Fel-
lives in Providence.
Mrs. Ellen TORY has returned frem
Woodstock where she has been on ae-
-ouIU of the illness Of her bisetlieT. MIR,
Raws0n- t.--
JohH Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs John
Vaughn OF Norwich have been visit
ors at William S. Simmons,
AIRS. Mary Bishop OF Pawtucl0et, r,
J. who Is spending a few weeks at
Mrs. Fanny I.aripgs, has been very III
with acute indigestion.
AIRS Frank Davis and SON, Russell
have been. spending a few days with
Mrs. Davis parents in Providence.
Leap Year Social.
The seniors of the Plainfleld High
school gave a Leap year social at the
Town hall Wednesday, Feb. IA.
Mrs William Simmons has been in
M9oslLp TO attend the funeral OF chr
brother Sin-law William Potter
". Franklin Sheldon, appointed post
master 1t Moosup, is we'll known here
where ne spent his bOyhood days.
Divide -Buchard of North Grosvenor-
dale mas moved with his family "a
Texas Heights.
Daniel Stringer has moved into his
new house, recently built on Texas
Heights. T.r
Thomas Doyle entertained his daugh
ter, Miss Doyle Of Conantville, Sun
Gay.
Mrs. william Jowett has returned
from Southbridge, Mass. where she
has been spending a few weeks al her
mother home.
Albert Clarke has returned to the
Union mill in MOosup.
Mrs. George Benedict entertained the
Woman's Missionary society at the
parsonage Monday afternoon.
Vineyard Workers to Entertain.
The Vineyard Workers, the young la
dies In Mrs. Charles Byles Sunday
scllool class, will entertain the mean
hers Of the Sunday school and "a few
pssests at the church parlors this
'tSaturday) evening.
Rev. Wallace Stearns of Putnam
preached here Sunday morning.
Funeral Of Miss Phillips.
The funeral OF Miss Flora May Phil
nps was held at the home Of rela-
tive. Mrs. David Kennedy, Monday
forenoon at II O'Clock, soon after the
arrival Of the funerfl partyaDLUUU
arrival OF the funeral party who &C
COMMANDED the body from Providence
where SHE died Friday after a short
illness with. Brights diease. Buria.
Was in the family lot at Bvrgree1
cemetery. She was Il years old an6
was born an this Village. She leaves
Ter father, Charles Phillips Of this viii
LACE. a sister. Miss Eva Phillips Oh
North Grosvenordale, and brother
Charles.
Miss Elizabeth Elliott Of WillimanuC
spent Sunday at her home.
~ Miss Lucy Pope spent Sunday at hel
home in Canterbury.
Miss Eva Phillips Of North Grosven
nrdale was here Monday to attend the
funeral Of her sister, Miss Flora Phil
lips.
Mss Edna Linfbridge has returned
from two weeks visit with relatives
In Holyolae, Mass.
Dwight Armstrong of Providence
vas a Monday visitor.
Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mrs. Arthur
Davis Mrs. Frank Davis, Master Rus
sell Davis, Mrs. Julia Wilbur, Mis-
Mary Burke and Mrs. L. Howard Gro
were visitors in Sterling Friday.
Twins Birthday.
Mrs. Ju4ia. Wilbur spent Tuesday il
Providence with her twin sister, Mrs
Jessie Pinkney. II has been their Gus
tom since childhood to spend theil
birthdays together.
q Mrs. JDhn Shelley has been IL
tGreene, n. J., 20 attend the funeral o.
lfer fatl1efS Joseph Hopkins.
Mrs. chaSIes Brown Of Norwich hal
been spending several days here OF
accBdnt OF the illness and death o.
hef mother. Mrs. Albert Kenyon, anC
her uncle. Samuel Carpenter.
Mrs. Esther Grover is visiting rela'
Gives in Providence
Frank Ashton Of Quadic, formerly Z
resident here, has been a recent Wis
for.
Frank Wood has gone to Pittsfeld
Mass. where he is employed. He wa
formerly an oVerseeT at the PlainfielC
Woolen Co.'S mill
s Miss Armstrong I'll.
Miss Josephine Armstrong, who hal
been. at her home in Pawtucket, r. |.
the past two weeks, on account Of i'll
ness; is not able to return TO her du
eos rs assistant at the local higl
school
Mrs. Frederick Tillinghast and Mrs
Fitch Carey have been at the Da1
kfmball hospital. Putnam Mrs Care,
went 20 consult physicians as she hat
Eeyer recovered from fall last June