Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-24
Windham County CENTRAL VILLAGE
Samuel Collins and Son Return 70
 start Up Yarn mhi--Fishtiiss pess Bite Eifuer lewis.


 Samuel Collins and son: Fan. n1vs ref,rned from Warren. R. L. where fhey have been for the past two years Thsy have started the Kennedy City mill for a company to ba called the Genital Cotton Yarn Co. Afthr Harrington of FroVi1enSSs sS Earl 5. Gorson of Providence spent Sunday with his aunt. Mrs. Florence Frank olds Of Providence was Monday visitor here. no-. lfrs Nafcisse Caplette was Tn NOT Wiiifzm Denis, who is employed at the wood shop in South Coventry. is ax his home here this week.
 Mrs. Frank Williams of Noank v1s- itsa her cousin Edward cutter iues- Mrs. Frank Edserton and daughter; Hazel. were in Norwich Monday.
 Mrs. John B. Vaughn of NorM1ch visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. Wh- liam Simmons, Tuesday.
 Ford Greene has returned to his home i in Millville, R. T., after spending sew AraI weeks with his sister. Mrs. Frank Charies Bragg has been in New York. F. W. Tillinghasts. has been ofr duty on account of illness.
 Rev. whitman wood Of Pawtucket, R. T.. has been guest at William Deanss. sa4 i@*t ,.. : Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Brown and in turned to Davisvil1e. R. l.. after a visit with local relatives.
 Miss Ruth Bogue of Norwich has been spending few days with her cousin. Miss Beatrice Dean.
 1fies Eiixabeth Bourque was in Nor 2a1> Akx Aa<y
 Mrs. William Jowett returned Sum- day from Southbrfdge, Mass, where she has been visiting her mother. Mrs. Olive McDonald of GreeneviI1e has been spending a few days with her sisters. Mrs. Albert Ciarke and Mrs. Mrs. CeiindA Mcstay is spending a fa6 days at the home of John F. Lewis in Rockville
 Miss OiiYe Button. who attends school in New London, spent Sunday with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Dan- iel Dutton.
 The church meeting is to be held at the vestry Thursday evening.
 The auction at the Rider home Sat- urday was not very well attended, probably on account of the rain.
 Mrs Israel Seguin and Miss odna Seguin have been visitors in Nor Elmer Lewis had two fingers bitten Sunday afternoon when he was trying te stop two dogs fighting, one being his own dog. $s Richard P. Freeman of New Lon- don, candidate for congress. was in town Thursday afternoon
 A big real estate and business, deal is .on-in this village in which the. c. B. Barber Go. plumbing. fitting and hardware business together with much real estate is changing into the hands of Allen Lewis. former hotel proprie- tor here. Everett Dean, MT. Lewis son-in-law, was in the firm for many years. L. Howard Cross was another atockhelder. also Mrs. c. E. Barber. In the new orgaptzatton some of the old members it is said will go out. The deal when closed will involve some $18.000 to $2t,h0o.
 Edward Lehey was added to the town democratic committee last week in place of F. F. Lendewig. resigned
 It Is rumored that the Tillinghast stable has changed hands.
 Mill Started After Two Years. The Cutler mil for wicking an< other cotton goads, started up som. machinery this week, | 4ee &. Co., O. New York, with G. S. Collins as super, 1ntendent, are said to be the lessee. of, the property. The mill has beer tdle two years ar over II is ownet by Henry Cutler. formerly of Putnam now of this place.
 Mrs. John Francis is ill