Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-16
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Ernest L. French Raises Big Beet Obituary kote-Landlerd Riley Taken to Hospital.

HfRh school seniors held a dance at Miners hall in Moosup Friday eve ming. The committee In charge was Matthew Barr. Frances Goldman. Miss Ruth Mathewson and Miss Margaret Tootii.
 George Loring Has been a visitor in Brockton. Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Mzthieu have returned from their wedding trip.
 | Weishty Beet.
 4 beet weighing IS a. pounds. raised by Ernest L. French, Is on ex- hibition in a window at the C. 2. Barber store.
 Norwich have been guests of Mrs Vaushn's parents. Air. and Mrs. Wii- liam Simmons.
 Mir. and Mrs Raymond Whitney and baby. of Brockton. Mass. have return ed home. having spent several days at Frederick Tillinghasts.
 Miss Helen Mathewson has been a visitor in Brockton. Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Walker. of Southampton. l.. l.. have been visit ing Mrs. Walkers mother. Mrs Ellen Torrey. and her sister. Mrs. Mortimer
 Elmer Rider has returned to Reho- beth. Mass.
 Mrs. Shelley III. Mir and Mrs. Leon Franklin of Providence have been al Nr. Frank lin's aunt's. Mrs. John Shelley's. who Is now confined to her bed. She has been III for several weeks but able to be up. Mrs. Mary McRoy of Prov idence Is caring for her. Hormiscas Wilmot, clerk at r. IT. and F. W. Tininghas.'s. has been ofi duty on account of rheumatism Mrs. Edward McEalc of Providence has been the guest of Miss Amelia | Hill
 Miss Helen Greene of Worcester ! formerly an assistant at the local high school. has been spending several days | with Miss Josephine Armstrong. Henry Trudeau has returned tc Moosup. having spent a few week, with his aunt. Miss Mary Bourque.
 Charles Phillips has moved his fam lilly to New London where he is em- ployed as a carpenter.
 Mrs. Henry Rouse has moved to Mrs | Frank Williams tenement recently va cated by MT. Burr.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Edward Hall ot South Killingly. Miss Addie Holland of Putnam and Mrs. Carder Whaley oI Wakefield. R. l.. were Sunday guesti at William Deans.
 Bowling Alley Building Sold.
 r. H. and F. ". TiIlinghast hay, formerly owned by George Street ant William Thompson. They will use q for a storehouse The alleys were soIS and taken to williamsville a fev mopths ago.
 Buried in Moosup.
 The body of Mrs. LotIise Vassar wal brought here Tuesday morning on tn, 10 o'clock train from Franklin. Mass. where she died at the home of hei daughter. Mrs- Andrew Archer. hay. ing been ill for several months. ThI body was taken to Moosup cemeter, for burial She leaves five children | Fred Aivah and Middle Vassar, Mrs Peter Thompson and Mrs. Andrew Archer. a brother. Joseph Farland. whs lives here. and several grandchiidren She formerly lived here a short time but lived in Moosup for several years
 Supper and Entsrtainmsnt.
 The Ladies Aid society held bakss bean supper at tho church vestry Fri day evening. An entertainment wal given after the supper. The commit tee in charge was Mrs. Willis Rouse Mrs George Loring and afrs- Charlei BragE. II Funeral of Mrs.. Lester. ,s.s Mrs. Andrew Lester died early Mon day morning. having a stroke of apo ple5<y and living but a very shor time. She had been feeble since sh II fell several weeks ago She was fl her SSth year and leaves no irnmedfnt family. Her nephew. Town Clerk 6es V sions l.. Adams has made his hom with her ever since he was a ycunl