Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-05
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Unfortunate Woman and Companion Taken to JaiI-Norwich Entertainers at The Kings Daughters Sale.

at The Kings Daughters Sale.
 Miss Alice Kendall has returned from Brooklyn, where she has been visiting her sister Mrs. Harold Stone.
 Missionary Tea.
 The Womans' Foreign Missionary Society held the monthly missionary tea at the church parlors Friday even ing. and it was a financial success.
 Miss Evelyn Hearsey is spending her vacation <<at her home in GIeasondale. Mass.
 Miss Helen Greene is at her home in Worcester.
 Paul Hoxie is spending his vacation at his home in Canterbury.
 Miss Ora Baldwin Is at her home in New Haven.
 Recent Funerals.
 The body of John Donohue was brought here Saturday from Provi- dence for burial in All Hallows' Gem etery-
 MT. and Mrs Narcisse Caplette and attend the funeral of MT. Caplette's father, Monday morning
 Samuel Mitchell of Manchester, N. H., is visiting his father, Constable Frederick Mitchell.
 Mrs. Arthur Davis has been to Mar1- boro, N. Fl, on account of the serious illness of her father.
 Miss Elizabeth Beufaue was in Nor
 
 Mrs. Frank EdgeFt6h was a Norwich visitor Saturday,
 Depraved Woman in Jail.
 Officer George R. B1iven brought an intoxicated man and woman to the leek-up from Meesup Sunday morn ing. Monday moFRing they were taken te Breeklyn jail, for 30 days. The fore.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Geer of Norwich spent Saturday with her brother Fitch A. Carey.
 and George Harrington eff Norwich, have been guests of their brother Frank Harrington.
 John L. Chapman has recovered from diptheria. There are no eases of the disease here at present.
 Rev. Lewis Wall. who has been spending his vacation at his home re- turned te Yale, Monday.
 Carl Trudeau of Meosup is spend ing this week with relatives here. JudSsn Gardner has gone te Harris vile. R. L, where his family have been visiting the past week.
 NorA;ch Entertainers
 The Kings Daughters held their annual sale and enterta inment, at the Town Hall, Wednesday evening Mrs. Grace Manning, an elocution1St, and Ever Ready orchestra of Norwich fur
  charge of the following persons: Cake, Mrs. George Gadbois, Miss Sarah Card, ice cream. Mrs. Charles Lewis and Mrs K. Lewis Wall; candy, Miss Lou Ise Tillinghast and Miss Mary Ladd; fancy articles Mrs. Julia H. Newton and Mrs. Florence Mitchell; aprons, Mrs. Wm. I4oring and Mrs E. H. Kennedy.
 Ford Greene is spending his vaca- tion with relatives in Exeter, R. l. Miss Eleanor Egan has been visiting Putnam relatives.
 Mir and Mrs. Hosea Geer were in Wickford, R. l. Sunday.
 Mrs. Irving Tourtelotte of Hartford is visiting her mother. Mrs. Joseph Lewis.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Prov idence spent Sunday at Arthur Davis
 Goes To Atlantic City. George Gould has finished work as teamster for the PIainfield Woo1en Co.,, and will go to Atlantic City to spend the summer.
 Willis Lees of New York was visi- tor here this week.
 Miss Olive Dutton has been spend ing several days in New York. Mir and Mrs. Frank Olds of Provf- denee, are visiting at Commissioner Charles F. Barber's.
 Miss Elsie Ladd was in Norwich Saturday.
 Sour Grapes.
 The subject of Rev. E. Lewis wa1rs sermon Sunday morning will be Sour 
 George B. Adams and son of Whit insvi11e, Mass. visited his sons at Cen tral Village and Plainf1eld last week