Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-15
CENTRAL VILLAGE

SElN NAL NlLLk4\1L seIeetmen Erect Warning Signs for Automobile Drivers-Ladies of G. A. R. Have Picnic.
 Harold and Oscar Olson returned to New York Saturday after visiting two weeks at August Holgersons-
 Mrs Thomas shannon and Mrs. Frank Longeway, sof>West Inglewood, Mrs. William Jowett has returned from Pawtucket, R. l.. where she has been visiting relatives. Mrs. Eliza Miller returned to Hart ford Saturday after spending several days at Frederick Tillinghast's
 Vaeationists Return.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Davis and son Russell have returned from Providence where they have been spending sev- eral days with relatives.
 George Greene has returned to his home in Arcadia. R. l.. after visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank Edgerton. Miss Helen w. Tillinghast and Wal do Tillinghast have returned from Hope Valley, R. l.. where they have been spending a few days with reia- tives.
 Warning Signs Erected. The seIectmen have had signs erect | ed near the schoolhouses in town to | warn the autoists to drive slowly. Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Frances of Westerly, R. l., are visiting MT Fran | ces' parents. MT. and Mrs. John Fran | ces
 Miss Edith Edwards has returned to her home in Brooklyn. Mir. and Mrs. Edward Smith and | daughter Hazel and Mrs. Esec Smith | have returned from Peacedale, where ! they have been visiting friends. Miss Lillian Cooper has returned | Troy h. COt, s~, TN,, She expects to teach in Sterling. Philip Mathewson, who has been | spending the summer at Watch Hill, R. L. is at his home for a few days. | Henry Frink was in Stonington to l attend the celebration. | Mrs. Patrick Millette and Miss Mary J. Millette spent Sunday with rela- | tives in Woonsocket. | Miss Beatrice Miller of Worcester is spending a week with her cousin, Il Miss Barbara Popple. | Joseph Farland and grandson. CIern ent Mahew, have been attending the celebration at Stonington. Mir. and Mrs. William Nettleto-l re- I turned Sunday from Philadelphia where they have been spending a week l with relatives.
 Mrs. Welcome Moffeit. of Greene. F. l.. spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank Pop pie
 Miss Ruth Rogue returned to her home in Norwich Sunday after sren1- ing two weeks with her cousin, Hiss ! Beatrice Dean.
 Patient at Hospital.
 Miss Blanche Caplette was at the ! RacSus hospital, in Norwich. Tues day to visit her mother, Mrs. Mar c;sse CaPlette who is very comfort able.
 | Annual Picnic.
 The Ladies of the G. A. R. held their annual picnic at South PlainieId Thursday at the home of Mrs. Caleb Bishop at Bishops Crossing. Mrs. Joseph Farland has been enter taining her sister from New Hamp- shire.
 Woolen Mill Starts Up.
 The Plainfield woolen mill started Monday morning, having been shut down a week, giving the employees their annual vacation.
 Are in England.
 MT and Mrs. Winifred Lawson. who have been spending several weeks witt relatives in England. are uncertain about the time of their return home
 Miss Aldea Breute of Springfield Mass, is visiting local relatives.
 Miss Elsie Ladd is visiting Miss Ethel Collins, in Warren. R. I. petgFned nitbf fr9p New York Sunday
 John Kelly has been at his home ir Sterling.
 At Moosup Funeral. | Several local people were in MoosuI Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs Melissa Starr, who died in Pittsfield Mass, but formerly resided here
 James Walsh has returned from 8 trip up the Hudson with his two daughters.
 Miss Bertha Holgerson returned tc her home in Putnam Sunday, after g August Holgerson.
 Miss Lena Tripp of DayvilIe is vis- iting at Herman Chapman's.
 Master Waldo Tilinghast is riding a fine pony which is admired by his young friends.
 Miss Ola Greene of Arcadia. R. I. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Ed gerton.
 Miss Laura Barber. a nurse in the Blackstone hospital. Pawtucket. R. l. is spending a few days with Mrs Charles E. Barber.
 Learns of Brothers Death.
 Mrs. S. A. Lewis has received the news of her brothers, Hiram Rath- buns death at his home in Bifield Mass.
 Miss Frances Barber, of Woody Hill R. l., and Miss Gladys Barber. are vis- iting for few days at William Deans
 Charles Byles of Chicago is visit ing his mother. Mrs. Charles Byles. | Mrs John E. Vaughn of Norwich visited her parents. MT. and Mrs. Will | liam Simmons, Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Weaver ana son John were Norwich visitors Tues , day