Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-10
Windham County
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Cutler Returns from Okiaheraa- Holiday Outings.

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 Miss Ella La.wten has returned to Brooklyn, where she is teacher, al- Ger spending week with her sister Mrs. William Lering. Miss Eleanor Egan has reeuIneo from weeks stay with relatives in Putnam
 Raymond Rider has been the guest of Groton friends,
 Edward Collins has moved to WIZ liamsyilles where he Is employed.
 Foot Badly Cut.
 William Greene cut his foot while ehopping down @ tree near his home in Kennedy City Several stitches were taken to close the wound
 George and Harold Carr have re- ; turned to their studies at the high school after spending their vacation a1 their home in Canterbury-
 Mrs William Preston has returned 10 Providence after spending g week with her sister, Mrs David Beaudry-
 Trainlng Haunting Dogs
 Eba Huntington has returned from several weeks stay in Foster, R- L, where he has been training hnnIdn& dogs belonging to Town Clerk Sessions |. Adans
 Miss Merle Fitzpatrick has been vis- itfng her grandparents, MT and Mrs Henry Fitzpatrick, in Groton-
 Ford Greene has returned to the home of his sister, Mrs Frank Edger- ion after spending two weeks at his home in Arcadia R. l.
 Mrs. Joseph LeyalIey of Baltic has been visiting her mother, Mrs Mary Labou-
 The ladies of the G. A. R. held thear monthly social at the home or Mrs. Warner Smith Friday afternoon A 5 o'clock tea was served by the hostess.
 Home from Oklahoma.
 Edward Cutler returned Saturday from several months stay in Okiaho- ma. where he makes an annual visit to buy broom corn which is sent east His father. Edward Cutler, or this vll- lage, makes semi-weekly visits eo Providence for the purpose of selling the corn.
 Miss Ruth Mathewson has been the euest of Miss Barbara Boynton in North Abingdon Mass
 The Womau,s Missionary society met with Mrs William Simmons Monday afternoon.
 The Ladies' Aid society met We'd nesdacy afternoon with the president, Mrz- F. Hoxie LiIibridge-
 The Kings Daughters met at their rooms Monday afternoon They are sewing for a sale.
 Homer Dean has been visiting at Harlow Bogue's in Norwich.
 Mir and Mrs. Raymond l.. Whitney have returned from a visit with Am herst, Mass relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. William Street and son William have returned from Groton, where they have been visiting reta- tives-
 Miss Marjorie Baker. who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Torrey, has returned to her home in Putnam.
 Miss Lillian stetson of Norwich spent Sunday with her brother. Mortl- n1er StetSon.
 III With Pneumonia.
 Frederick. the three year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Pagan. Is III with pneumonia.
 H. Elmer Lewis has been in Worces- ter to see his cousin, who recently fell on the street. causing painful 1n- jury.
 Miss Emma Greenhalgh returned Monday to Springfield, where she at tends a commercial school.
 Earl R. Bragg has returned to his studies at Yale after spending his va cation with his parents, MT and Mrs. Charles Bragg
 Miss Helen Greene has returned from her vacation spent in Worces- ter
 Miss Evelyn Hearsy has returned from her home in Gleasondale, Mass. Miss Aura Baldwin has returned from her home in New Haven
 Miss Beatrice Dean has returned from ten days visit with her cousin, Miss Ruth Bogue, in Norwich.
 Elmer Rider has returned from two weeks visit in New York
 Mrs. William Jowett is in Worcester receiving treatment at the hospital. John McEIligott of Jewett City has been visiting his daughter. Mrs. Thomas Wakeley.
 Miss Rosella Pagan of Woonsocket is spending several days here on ac- count of the serious illness of her lit tie nephew, Frederick, son of Frederick FaEan.