Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-27
Windham County
CENTRAL. VILLAGE
ladiss' of c: A. R. Remember Mrs. PeIiett with Flowers and Juno Box --intoxicated Motorist Fined.

Miss Mary Byles has gone to Schen- ectady, N. Y.. to spend few weeks with her brother, Frank A. Byles. an electrician in that city.
 Mrs. Henry Card. who has lived with her sister. Mrs. Esther Grover, for sev- eral years, until the latters death, short time ago, has gone to spring Held, Mass, to live with her daush- ter, Mrs. Charles Barrett.
 Gift Of Flowers and June Box.
 Friday afternoon the Lucy Webb Hayes circle of the Ladies of the G. A. R. held a meeting at their hall. After the meeting they entertained a number of friends, among them mem bers of James B. Kilbourn post After a social hour they went to the home of one of their members. Mrs. James Pel- lett and carried bouquets and a huge June box covered with red, white and blue and filled with gifts from the members, to remind Mrs. Pellett of her birthday. She was confined to her home on account of i'll health.
 Home from Canada.
 Jerome, Raymond and Beatrice La france have returned from Canada where they have been attending school the past year to spend their vacation with their parents. Mr and Mrs. Ur- gele Lafrance . MT. and Mrs. Narcisse Caplette have been entertaining, Mrs Louise Cronin of Webster, Mass, and MT. and Mrs. George Vosper of Plainfield.
 Rev. Andrew Forest Of East Provi- denoe preached at the church Sunday. He was entertained at the home of Mrs. Lowell Horton.
 K. D. Picnic.
 The Kings Daughters held an enjoy able picnic Monday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Raymond L. Whitney at the Sugar Brook farm near Black Hill The party went in automobiles.
 Misses Alice and Harriett Kendall of Putnam spent Sunday at William Deans.
 Lester Gardner has finished work in Danielson and has entered the employ of the Plainfield Woolen Co.
 Honors for Local Student.
 Miss Odna Gertrude Seguin. young est daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Israel Seguin, has finished her course at the business college in Providence and will return there Monday. where she will be grauated with class of nine, who have successfully passed their exaIni- nations She Is one of the nine out of class of 15e.
 Howard Byles, who has attended Yale the past year. has gone to a large hotel in the Adirondacks, where he is to have charge of the mail. Before going to college he was assistant post master here and was very popular.
 Mrs. Thomas Wakeley has gone to 
 her parents, Mir and Mrs John Mo Elligott.
 Thrown from Motorcycle.
 James Mcfarland. son of MT. and Mrs Robert Mcfarland is recovering from injuries received Sunday, being thrown from his motorcycle near Bishops Crossing. He was brought to his home here by a man who had an automobile.
 Archibald Buchanan of Mansfield Center visited his nephew, L. Howard Cross. Monday.
 The class of 1914 of the Plainfieid High school had picnic at AIoosup pond Monday. Urgle Lafrance took the party there in his autotruck.
 Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson was in Sterling, Mass, Sunday.
 Edmund Deauchano, who is employ ed in WIllimantic. was a visitor here Sunday. His wife remains very Ill at the WiIlimantic hospital
 Frederick Brewster was at Sterling, Mass, Sunday.
 tn Canterbury Tuesday to attend the funeral of a relative. MT. Button.
 Philip Mathewson who is spending the summer at the Atwood cottage al Watch Hill, spent Monday at his home here
 Mrs. Patrick MfIlett was in Wash ington. R. l.. Sunday.
 Unfit to Run Car.
 An intoxicated man attracted atten- ton near the railroad crossing Tues day. He was trying to drive a new automobile which bore a Rhode Island number plate. A young woman, who claimed she was his niece accom- panied him. Constable Frederick Nit oi1ell appeared and escorted him tt the lookup. He appeared in cour' Wednesday morning and was fnet about s40. The auto was taken to $ garage.
 Mrs Willis D. Rouse, Mrs Charle. A. Barber, Mrs. Daniel Dutton and Mrs Clarence Peterman attended the straw. berry supper at the home of Mrs. Ca leb Bishop in South Piainheld Tues, day evening. It was held by the mem bers of the Parkerv1I1e Baptist church
 Miss Florence Donovan. who na: been attending the Baltic convent, hal returned for the summer to the llom' Of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Denni. Donovan.
 William. youngest son of William Newport, Is seriously H.