Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-14
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Party in Honor of Miss Howes-Fire Company Gives Whist and Enter tainment-Lecture by Rev. Linsley Gordon

Company Gives Whist and Enter tainment-Lecture by Rev. LinsIey Gordon.
 Mrs. George Miller has been in Prov | ldence to attend the funeral of Mrs. l William Buchanan
 Mrs. George Thatcher has purchased the Elizabeth Rouse house and after making repairs the Thatcher family will occupy it.
 1 William Patterson, who committed suicide in South Coventry Monday was well known in town, where he former | ly lived
 Mrs. Raymond Whitney spent Mon | day in Providence
 Mrs. James Kelleher and children have been visitors in Providence. William Simmons was at Pleasure 1 Beach Tuesday.
 1 Miss Lillian Stetson of Norwich and Miss Lucille Stetson of Jewett City spent Sunday at their brothers. Nor | timer Stetson's.
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde Davis of Prov | idence visitel at Frank Davis Sunday Mrs. Raymond Whitney Is enter talnlng her mother, Mrs. Hinckley, Of Amherst. Mass
 John Connell of Providence visited | his sister. Mrs. William Broadhead, Sunday.
 Church Societies Active. The Woman's Foreign Missionary so- ciety met with Mrs Lowell Horton Monday afternoon The Ladies' Aid society met at the home or Mrs. Frederick Tillinghast l Thursday afternoon Mir. and Mrs. Stephen A. Clarke were visitors in Canterbury with rel atiVes Sunday.
 Edward Cutler has been a visitor in Arthur Harrington of Providence spent Sunday with his brother, Frank Harrington
 Mrs. Henry Pepler and Mrs. Charles Davis of Providence have been at the home of Arthur Davis for a few days. Urgele Lafrance has been a Woon socket visitor recently.
 Mir and Mrs. Hosea Geer spent Sun day with relatives in Wiclford, R. I.
 Mrs. George Humes has been spend ing week with her sister, Mrs. Albert Kennedy in Moosup
 Undergoes Operation.
 Mrs. Michael Tierney is in@St Fran cis hospital in Hartford, where she is recovering from serious opera ton.
 Rev. Linley Gordon of Yale was en- tertained at the home of Frank H. Til- linghast Sunday.
 Entertained for Miss Howes.
 A party of friends was pleasantly entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs. Alvah Vassar Friday evening in honor of their guest, Miss Howes of Provincetown. N. Y. Miss Howes was formerly a teacher in the Wauregan graded school, but boarded here at the VaSsar home.
 Mrs. VortishelI has been in Provi- dence to attend the funeral of her cousin. Mrs. Mary Rivers Buchanan.
 Narcisse Caplette. who is employed at the Waterman mill in Putnam spent Sunday at his home
 Mrs. George Loring. Frederick Brew ster and Robert Loring were in Wes- terly, R. l.. Friday to attend the fu- neral of Mrs. Hiram Edmunds.
 Lecture on Australia.
 The lecture by Rev. Linley Gordon, whose home is in Australia, was well attended at the town hall Saturday evening" His subject was Australia, or Beneath the Southern Cross. Dur ing the evening two beautiful solos were sung by Miss Elsie Ladd, accom- panied by Miss Lucy Broadhead at the violin
 Mrs. George Loring was in Norwich Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary Barstow.
 Mrs Narcisse Caplette and daughter Blanche were visitors in Norwich Wednesday.
 Fire company.'s Entertainment.
 The Central Fire Co. No. 1 gave pleasing entertainment and whist par ty at the town hall Thursday evening. The Colonial orchestra played during the evening. The program consisted of solos by Mortimer StetSon and Ed ward Smith. Piano solos by Miss Mil dred Whitehead, duets, soprano. Miss Elsie Ladd, alto Miss Beatrice Seguin. The prizes were won by Mrs. L. How ard Cross, first ladies prize a silk umbrella; Miss Winifred Flyers, an ivory mirror. second ladies' prize. Irving Thomas. first gentleman's prize, pipe; Frederick Paradis, second gen tlemanS prize, an umbrella. Miss Mary Mullen received the consolation prize. a toy dog. Cake and ice cream were served during the evening.
 Miss Laura Barber was in Washing ton Wednesday to attend the funeral of Clark Arnold.
 Lyons spent Sunday with relatives in Providence
 Parents Called to Hospital.
 Thomas Ladd had a serious opera ton performed at the Day Kimball hospital in Putnam Wednesday morn ing. His parents. MT and Mrs. Ever cit Ladd went to the hospital late in the afternoon in response to a tele- phone call on account of his critical condition.
 1Tr. and Mrs. Harlow Ladd of Greeneville were Sunday visitors al Everett Ladds to see their nephew, Thomas Ladd
 Mrs Burril Franklin of Providence has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John Shelley.
 Mrs. Charles F. Barber was in Nor wien Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary Barstow.
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