Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-12
CENTRAL VILLAGE
June Box for Miss Winifred .Eyers-
ChiIdren's Day Conoert-Memo
Services in Cemetery.

SERVICES III NeHeteTys
Miss Helen w. Tillinghast of the
Phelps school, Wal1ingford, is spend
ing the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank H. Ti1linghast.
Mrs. Philip Mathewson has returned
from Watch Hill.
Mrs. Frank Popple has been visiting
her sister in Greene, r. I.
Miss Stella Lafrance, who attends
Brown university, spent Sunday with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Urgele La
france.
Received June Box.
Miss Winifred Flyers received a
huge June box Friday evening from
her young friends.
Unfortunate Woman Arrested.
I A badly intoxicated woman was re-
erick Mitchell. She was found sleep
ing near the Til1inghast home. It was
thought she came from Moosup.
The Central Fire company held a
meeting at the Town hall Friday even
ing. Since the new apparatus has ar
rived the engine house is not large
enough for the firemen to hold meet
ings in.
Mrs. Charles E. Barber has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Frank Olds,
in Providence.
Mrs. Robert Loring, Ruth and C1ar-
issa Loring spent Saturday in Provi-
dence.
Mrs. Frank Edgerton and daughter,
Hazel, were in Norwich Saturday.
Mrs Eba Huntington of Putnam is
visiting her son, Eba Huntington.
Club Holds Picnic.
The Eucliea club held a picnic at
the Kennedy City interval Saturday
Miss Ethel Collins is visiting Miss
Myrtle Ballou in Uxbridge, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Ballou, Ruth.
Phyllis, Winifred and Shirley BaIlou
of Uxbridge, Mass. spent Saturday at
Samuel Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mitchell of
Putnam spent Sunday at Frederick
ATitchelPs.
Mrs George Rathbun and Miss Grace
Rathbun of Norwich visited relatives
here Saturday
William Jowett returned to his home
in Southbridge, Mass, Monday having
spent several days with his son, Will
liam Jowett.
Dined at Inn.
The Adelphi club went to Putnam
Saturday evening and dined at the
putnam Inn, of which Clinton Rogers,
formerly of this village is owner.
Miss Pauline Mathewson was or
ganist at the church Sunday, as the
son, was at Watch Hill.
Charles Popple of Douglass, Mass,
spent Sunday at his home
Miss Beatrice Seguin was the SOLO
list at the funeral of Mrs. julius viii
ChiIdren's Day Plans.
The Children's Day concert will be
held at the church Sunday morning at
II O'Clock instead of the regular
preaching service The children and
friends go to Evergreen cemetery in
the afternoon and carry flowers which
are put on the graves of Sunday
schooI members, and a memorial SER
vice is held at the cemetery after the
flowers have been placed on the
Edward Ganager is entertaining his
nephew from Blackstone
waiter Horton is sexton at the
church. William Street, formerly sex-
ton is sexton at the Methodist church
in Moosup. Va
Eighth Birthday Celebrated.
party Of young people was pleas
antIy entertained Monday afternoon ar
the nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
4offey IN honor of the eighth birthday
OF their daughter, Margaret.
Mrs. Everett Ladd was in Norwich
MONDAY, visiting relatives.
inc Kings Daughters met at their
rooms Monday afternoon.
me report that the Eaton boy was
recently bitten by Ulysses G. Cooper's
dog was untrue as the lad was
bitten by John Graharn's dog in
stead of Mr.. Coopers. The dogs loon
much alike. -'1i
George Loring has been a visitor
with friends at Watch Hill.
~, MISS Elizabeth Bourque and Mrs
EIpert Conchane were in Moosup We'd
of Mr.. Herbert. Uiiol d
charles Phillips has gone to New
LONDON, where he has employment as
Mrs. Frank Bence of Rochda1A
Mass, mas been at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bourn1,a
coming to attend the funeral Of b 11.
grandfather, Hr. Herbert, in Moosnn
MI: and Mrs. Frederick J. Eaton IF
providence spent Wednesday with MI
Eaton'e mother, Mrs. Henry Frin[ -'-4