Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-28
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Workman Injured When Pulley Belt 6reaks-seeiai HaPpeninss of HoIi. day Week.

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 Miss Helen Elliott. a nurse in New York. has been visiting her parents MT. and Mrs William Elliott.
 Injured When Belt Broke. August Holgerson was injured in the Face when pulley belt broke in the Union mill in Moesup. where he is ern- ployed. A piece oT steel on the belt struck h1m across the upper part of his nose and on his forehead and one and closed.
 Mrs. Robert L,oring has been spend ing 9 week with her sister in Brook Mrs. Charles Bragg has been visit ing in New Haven with her son, Earl Bragg, who attends Yale university. she attended the Yale-E1arvard game Saturday.
 Annual Inspection. The Ladies of the c, A. R. held their l monthly meeting Friday afternoon were present and the annual inspec- tion of the circle took place. Refresh ments were served after the meeting. Mrs. Daniel Dutton. who recently moved to GFeeneVille, was a Friday Mrs. Lillian Rabbit of west Thomp- son was here Friday. Friends of MT. and Mrs Frank Still Of Hanover were sorry to learn of the death of their infant son, Nelson Frederick Still. They formerly resided here.
 Miss Elsie Ladd has been assisting in the office of the Central Worsted Co.
 Miss Louise Tillinghast spent Sun day with her sister, Miss Helen Waldo Tlhnghast, at the Phelps school, Wal l lingford.
 William Denis will go to Vermont next week. where he will be employed ! in woodshop. Miss Rachael Clarke of Springfield, Mass. spent Sunday at Mrs George ! Loring's
 Mrs. August Holgerson is confined to her home by illness.
 \ Students Home fer Holiday. Miss Helen Waldo Tillinghast who l attends the Phelps school in Walling- ford is spending a few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Fl. TiI- 1 linghast Miss Mary Byles. who attends the Wiliimantic Normal school is at her l home for a few days l Howard Byles of Yale spent Thanks 1 giving with his mother. Mrs. Charles A. Byles.
 Earl Russell Bragg of Yale has been lat his home for few days. 1 Miss Stella Lafrance, who attends Brown university. has been spending l several days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Urgele Lafrance. 1 Miss Mary J. Lee is spending a week ! with friends in Putnam. Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Wall, who re- l gently returned here from WilIiston, N: D. have gone to Maine, where Mir. 1 Wall will preach. Miss Martha Anderson of Pawtucket F. l., spent Sunday at Israel Seguins S. l HS@I. ] MT. and Mrs. Edward Gallager and l daughter Mary were in Blackstone Mass. to attend the funeral of MT ] Ciallagheris brother who died after a I few hours illness 1 The Anderson house in Kennedy 1 City has been rented to MT. Adams. 1 Mrs Mary Evans has returned to i Boston, having been here for several l days on account of the serious illness {, of her sister. Mrs. Frederick Graves. William Myers has returned from FitchbUrg, Mass.
 l at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred erick Graves.
 Miss Cora Walsh spent Thanzsgiv- ling at the home of her parents ir Lowell. Mass.
 Miss Stella Lafrance who attends
 Brown university. is at her home fol
 9. few days.
 Mrs. Charles E. Barber has beer visiting her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Fill
 more, in Worcester.
 Mrs. Paul Barber has been seriously i'll with heart trouble.
 Father Seriously III.
 Thomas Sullivan, boolxkeeper at the Plainfield Woolep mill, was called tc his home in Mil1ville, R. l., on ac- count of the critical illness of his father.
 Miss Harriett Stark spent Sunday
 at the home of her brother, Ashel
 Stark, in Providence.
 Miss Lila Schofield, of Los Angeles California. who, attends the domestic
 science school in Boston, spent
 Thanksgiving at Mrs. A. B. Mathew
 sons.
 Miss Rose E. Seguin, who attend: the Conservatory of Music in Boston spent Thanksgiving with her parents |, MT. and Mrs. Narcisse Caplette ana daughter Blanche spent Thursday ana
 Friday with relatives in Putnam.
 Miss Emma Greenhalgh. a cornuleF
 ciaI teacher in the high school a
 Reading, Mass. spent the holiday va cation at Charles Bragg's. -