Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-16
Windham County
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Accident to organist-Mrs. James Newton's Death-May Basket Hung to Teacher.

Dorothy, daughter of Raymond Car penter. left Saturday for two weeks stay with relatives in Worcester.
 Jesse M Hopton has entered the employ of the Torrey Bros. Co.
 Mrs. Patrick Millett has been enter taining Mrs. Napoleon Pare of Stafford Springs
 Mrs. William Jowett has been enter tatining her sister and husband of Southbridge. Mass, who were mar. ried last week and were on their we'd ding trip.
 Mrs. Alpheus Rider has returned home after spending several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Amos Peck, who has returned from the hospital where she underwent an operation.
 Charles Popple of East Douglass, Mass, spent Sunday at his home.
 Afvah J. Hall, motorman on the Moosup- Central Village trolley line, has been off duty several days and at his home in Dayville on account of khe death of his infant son. orsanist Disabled. Miss Myra Mahew was the organ ganist. Miss Helen Mathewson, has her arm in sling, having been in- jured while cranking an automobile. The Central Fire company held a successful social and dance at the town hall Friday evening. | the store of F. H. and F. w Filling 1 hast and has returned to his home in l Danielson. He will go to Springfield, | Mass. soon to work
 Fitch A. Carey and grandson, Waldo I1li1nghast, spent Saturday at George Carey's home in Norwich
 William Dennis has sold his mar 1 ket in Moosup and has returned to his home here.
 Juniors Entertained.
 The seniors and juniors of the Plain held high school went to Plainfield by
 trolley Saturday evening where the
 senior class entertained the juniors
 Tn royal manner at the home of John
 Bradford who is senior
 Rev. Linley Gordon of New Havor
 spent Sunday at Mortimer Stetson's
 Miss Lucille Stetson of Jewett City
 ana Miss Lillian Stetson of Norwich
 were also Sunday guests at the Stet. son home.
 Arthur Mathieu of Danielson is the
 new clerk at F. H. and F. w. Filing.
 hast's store.
 MT. and Mrs, Clyde Davis of Provi uncle,- Frank Davis
 Mrs. James Kelleher has been a Putnam to see her little son Raymond
 who had surgical operation at tn Day-Kimball hospital several week
 ago.
 Successful Sale. The Eucliea held a successful foo and candy sale at the church parlor Friday afternoon. Miss Louise Til | linghast and Miss Elsie Ladd were il
 charge.
 Death of Mrs. Newton.
 Mrs. Julia Hawkins, widow of lame | Newton, formerly of Norwich. died a
 the home of her sister, Mrs. Willis [
 Rouse on School street. Monday eve | ming about 8 o'clock She had a shoe l several weeks ago at the home of he niece. Mrs. Sidney Brown in New Lon 1. don, where she went last December t stay while NIT. and Mrs Rouse wer at their winter home in St. Clout i Florida She has made her hom 2 here since the death of her husban In Norwich several years ago, and als lived here previous to- her marriag ' She was member of the Ladies' Ali 5 society of the Congregational churc] the Kings Daughters circle tt Daughters of the American Revolutio and Lucy Webb Hayes circle of ti }. Ladies of the G. A. R. She was I = years old and leaves besides her si. n ter, Mrs. Willis D. Rouse of this vi .- iage, niece, Mrs. Sidney Brown [. New London. The funeral was heI = Thursday afternoon.
 2 May Basket for Teacher. ,t The pupils of the fourth fifth ar . sixth grades at the public schools we, d to the home of Miss Beatrice Segui = one of the teachers, Tuesday eyenir s the children were caught, they we .e invited to the school room. whe = games were played and refreshmen . were served