Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-31
CEN ERAL- VILLAGE
Werstes Mill Planning Four Evenings WeeIe-Adeiphi Club Attends Con-
 areqatienaI Church.


 Mrs. William Jewett has returned from the Worcester hospital, where she had successful operation performed a few weeks. Her sister, Mrs. Leclair 9 few weeks ago. Her sister, MrsLeclair fer an indeflnfte stay.
 Mrs. Thomas Weaver has been @ Providence visitor.
 Mrs. John Donehue's months old son is recovering from pneumonia.
 MT. and Mrs. George Carey of Nor Wich have been guests of MT. Careys s niece, Mrs. Frederick Tillinghast
 Mrs. Caleb Bishop visited her daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles Phillips. Friday.
 Home from Pennsylvania.
 Mrs. James PoppIe, Miss Barbara Popple and Conrad People have re- turned from Pennsylvania, where they have been visiting relatives having been called there to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Popple' mother.
 Michael Dady is seriously i'll with a complication of diseases.
 Mrs. Alvah Vassar and children, FL mer and Arlene, have been at the home of Mrs. Vassar's father, Amassa Math- ewson, in Moosup.
 Raymond Rider, formerly one of the firm of Rider & Burgess. has gone to Attfeboro, Mass, where he will be em- ployed at the sanatorium. He was em- ployed there before he studied to be an electrician. tr
 Miss Alice Kendall of Putnam spent Sunday at her home.
 Attended Church.
 About 25 members of the Adelphi club met at their club rooms in the Kennedy block and marched to the Congregational church Sunday even ing to attend the service. The club, which is not known as religious club, received an invitation from the pastor. Rev. Lindley Gordon. The church was filled.
 Little Frederick Pagan is slowly re- covering from several weeks Illness. Arthur Mathfeu of Danielson, who has recently returned from the Backus hospital, has been spending few days at the home of Mrs. Patrick Millett. Rev. Lindley Gordon of Yale was en- tertained at the home of John l.. Chap man Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allan Moffeit spent Saturday in New London, where they visited Mrs. Moffeits cousin, Mrs. George Metcalf, wha is in the hos pital, recovering from recent opera ton.
 Miss Rosella Pagan has returned to her home in Blackstone Mass, having spent a few weeks here on account of the critical illness of her nephew, Frederick Pagan.
 Mrs. George Torrey is visiting friends in East Orange, N. J., where she taught school previous to her marriage.
 George Torrey is on business trip to New York.
 Mill Running Evenings.
 The Central Worsted mill is running four evenings each week until 3 o'clock.
 James Kelleher is ill with pneumo- mia.
 Miss Mildred Whitehead has been visiting relatives in Providence.
 Edward Cutler has been in Previ- dence.
 Hose Reel Arrives.
 The hose reel purchased by the Cen tral Fire company arrived Monday. aud during the evening there were many callers at the engine house to inspect 1t.
 Mrs L. Howard Cross has been con- fined to her home by illness.
 George Loring of Worcester has been visiting his parents. MT. and Mrs. Will liam Loring.
 Aseep in the Road.
 Officer Frederick Mitchell found a badly intoxicated man in the road Fri day night about 12 o'clock near the Central Fire company's engine house He had fallen and was unable to get up and had evidently settled for the night He was put in the lookup and Saturday morning paid his fine. Saturday morning paid his fine
 Willis Hill is building a new house on his lot opposite Ladd's Corner.
 Mrs. Sarah Huntington of Putnam is visiting her son, Eba Huntington.