Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-18
Windham County
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Local Guest at Webster Wedding
 New Principal for Graded Schools.


 The w. c. T. U. met recently at the home of Mrs. August HoIgerson,
 Henry c. Torrey of Danielson has 6een visiting his daughter. Mrs.
 Miss Henrietta Hall of Plainfeld is clerk at the office of John l.. Chan man, superintendent of schools and principal of the local high school.
 Mrs Caleb Bishop and daughter, Crossing, have been guests at Charles Phillips
 Miss Elsie Ladd Is tutoring in a family living in PIainfeld
 Howard Tillson has entered the em- ploy of Rider and Burgess, eIectri- clans
 Mrs. Samuel Collins of Warren, R. l., has been spending a few days with her mother. Mrs. John Murdock, who returned to Warren with her for an indefinite stay.
 Miss Beatrice Dean has been the guest of Mrs. Howard Clarke in Wau- regan.
 Mrs. Amos Peck and little daugh- ter have returned to Rehobeth Mass, after spending several days with Mrs Pecks parents, MT and Mrs. Alpheus Ryder.
 At o. E. s. Celebration.
 Several of our people attended the
 
 Masonic hall in Moosup Friday eve ming
 Mrs Fannie Stanton of Canterbury has been a visitor with friends here George LOTing of Worcester has been spending a few days at his home
 Mir and Mrs. Charles H. Walker of Southampton, l.. l., are spending two weeks with relatives and at the Wal ker homestead
 Miss Merle Fitzpatrick spent Sun day with her sister in Providence
 Attended Webster Wedding.
 Mrs. George Loring was in Webster Tuesday evening to attend the we'd ding of Miss Myrtis Mcguire, former ly teacher in the high school here Patrick Millett has been confined to his home by illness.
 Miss Alice Kendall. who is staying for an indefinite time with friends in Putnam. spent Sunday at her home Miss Elizabeth Bourdue spent Sun day with relatives in Willimantic New York city spent Sunday at the Walker home on River street.
 Rev. MT. Downs of DayvilIe preach ed here Sunday
 Mrs. Raymond Carpenter and daugh- ter, Dorothy, visited relatives in Day vile Saturday.
 Mrs. Baker. who lives at the home of Town Clerk Sessions L. Adams, has after a short vacation.
 Officers Chosen. The Euclea was pleasantly enter tained at the home of Miss Louise Til linghast, who is the president. Miss Evelyn Hearsey was chosen first vice president and Miss Edna Bicllford sec ond vice president The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs George Torrey. Mrs. Arthur Baton and son of East Killinglv have been visiting at Mrs. Emma Baton's Mrs. John Fletcher has been enter taining her sister. Mrs. Frank Cush- ing of Providence and niece, Rosa mond Danielson of Moosup. Mrs. William Jowett is visiting rel i atives in Southbridge, Mass. Miss Elsie Ladd was a visitor in Norwich Saturday.
 Again in Jail James Noble. who recently returned from thirty days stay at Brooklyn l iail, aroused the people on Main street i 1t about 11.30 Saturday night by ter ger, Frederick Mitchell. At last with l the assistance of a few men he was ! put into an express wagon and taken ! Q the lookup. Monday morning he ! was sent to Brooklyn jail for ninety ! lays.
 NllSS 1JduId EdIDGI udS D0en SpeuQ- ng a few days with relatives in Paw l ucket, R. l.
 New Principal.
 Miss Abby Medbury formerly | eacher in the Moosup graded schools, | s the principal of the graded schools | lere. Miss Mildred Flower, who re- signed. has returned to New Hamp- l shire.
 Hosea Geer has a broken wrist which was done while cranking his 
 Mrs. Leroy Greene has returned from visit with relatives in New York, | where her mother, Mrs. Geer has been pending several weeks
 Mrs. Edwin H. Kennedy Mrs. Julia Newton and Mrs. William Loring were n Norwich attending the Kings convention
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred T. Hill and lit le grandson, Alfred Hopkins, have oeen visiting at Gilbert Tracy's in Putnam
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