Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-07
Windham County
CENLRAl- VILLAGE
Clifford Williams Badly Injured Meeting of Ladies Of the G. A. R. Travellers Start for Texas.

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 Mrs. John MHrdock has returned from Warren, R. l., and Packerville where she has been visiting her chil- dren, Mrs Samuel Collins and Henry Murdock.
 Miss Beatrice Dean was in Nor wich Wednesday.
 Mrs William Broadhead and son Walter. were in Providence, Wednes- day.
 Entertainment Postponed.
 On account of the severe storm Saturday evening the entertainment to be given by members of the Eucliea was postponed one week.
 Miss Louise Tillinghast was in Providence, Wednesday.
 Mrs Benjamin Broadhead and Miss Lucy Broadhead spent Thursday with friends in Providence.
 Eertram Reed has been confined to his home with a severe cold
 Interrered In ChiIdren's Quarrel.
 George Perkins was arrested Thurs day afternoon having struck Lewis Peto son of Theodore Peto. MT. Per klns' little boy and the Peto lad had been having a boyish scrap and MT. Perkins thought he would settle the affair and he did by paying a. fine.
 Mir and Mrs. Clarence Frances of Westerly, R. l.. have been visiting MT. Frances parents MT. and Mrs. John Miss Edna Lillibridge has been a visitor in Norwich.
 Taken to Rackuo Hospital.
 At Canterbury Plains Friday, Cliff ford Williams cut his fingers on his left hand while cutting wood with his saving machine. He was taken to the Backus hospital in Norwich during the Harry Dean of this village. Dr. James L. Gardner attended him.
 Everett Richmond of Auburn, R. l., has been visiting relatives.
 Mrs John Stone and daughter, Bertha have been guests of Norwich friends.
 George Torrey has returned from a business trip to New York.
 Michael Dady remains very i'll at his home.
 Mrs. Emma Baton is entertaining her grandson from Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Dean have been spending a few days with Mrs. Deans parents. MT. and Mrs. Henry Williams in Canterbury.
 Earl Bragg and Rev Lindley Gordon of Yale spent Sunday at Charles Bragg's.
 Napoleon Beaudry has been a visitor in Providence.
 Gone To Texas.
 Mrs. George Ludewig and son. Fredrick Ludewig left Tuesday for an InQ6Unlle SLdN 1n IeXaS Tor the Dene- fit of Mrs. Ludewigs health.
 Mrs. George R. Torrey has returned from East Orange, N. J, where she has been spending a week with friends. Mrs. Edward Gallagher and daugh- ter, Mary, were in Blackstone, Mass, Saturday to see MT Gallagher's niece, Anna, Gallagher. who was badly in jured in a coaSting acident
 Laban B. Adams has returned from South Manchester where he has been visiting his daughter and attended a piano recital given by her during his stay.
 Mrs. Harris Reed has been seriously II
 Miss Miriam Vaughn and Master Stanley Vaughn of Norwich spent Sunday with their grandparents, MT. md Mrs. William Simmons
 Charles Popple of East Douglas, Mass, spent Sunday at his home William Nettleton. William Myers. Edward Gallagher and William Jowett were in MapIevilIe R. l., Saturday at tending a turkey dinner served at one of the churches
 The Woman's Home Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. George R. Torrey Tuesday afternoon. Mrs George Metcalf of New London E at the home of her cousin, Mrs Milan Mofhtt for an indefinite stay for lhe benefit of her health having re- hently returned from the hospital where she had serious operation per formed Charles Bragg has been spending several days in New York on busi- 2ess.
 The ladies of the G. A. R. held their monthly social at the home of Mrs Charles Lewis Friday afternoon The members sewed for sale