Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Repairins Block Damaged by Firs.- : Lorihs- Nathewson Weddins-lfoner
 Certificate for Teacher:

William Shaughnessey has been in Worcester to visit his uncle. Edward Riley. who is regaining his health at the hospital. in that eityx E z George D. SeguiH. has been assisting at Lorlng's store during the absence of Mr. LoFing, who was married Friday. Mrs. William Leclair has been enter taiaing her father from East Green wief, R. I. s e .es-i-
 Judson Gardner who is employed in New London spent Sunday. with F. Mrs. Narcisse Capiette and daagh- ter, Blanche Gaplettess have been guests st Napoleon Bergeron's in Dan-l ieison. ea .sss=st: t:es1 <
 Miss odna seguin was Q visitor in WoodStock Saturday. 4ef Charles Fletcher was in aWeodstock Saturday. .5 5-ssa sT 1 Frank Halyburton of Greeneviiles has been the guest of friends here. where. l he formerly liyed.g. t,. Archibald Buchanan of Mansfield Center was a Monday visitor. Charles Greene of1New London was l a business visitor Monday. -,s.: Mir. and Mrs. Everett sLadd spent Sunday with Mrs Ladd's parents in Scotland. e :S +->
 Master Ivan Leclair. son of Mr. and Mrs: William .Leclair has gone to 1 East Greenwich R. l.. for ain indefinite stay with his grandparents.
 Eugene Brewer of Putnam, formerly a resident here, has returned and is i employed at the Central worsted mill .Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFarlaHda and infant son, Thomas visited relatives in Scotland Sunday.
 Mrs. Patrick MilletteH visited friends | in Attawaugan Sundays 'S.--z: e<ss
 Henry Eoughran was ins Scotland Sunday. .' ; @
 Honor Certificate. '~
 Miss Grace Chlne of. Norwich, who has been aa teacher at the public school here for five years, has received an honor certificate from Principal Henry T.. Burr of the WiIlimantic Normal school. fs.r2z 44a
 | Repairing BIoek.e-4
 The Tillinghast block which was damaged by fire week ago. is s%being
 Miss Lena Denis spent Saturday, in Providence. @st
 Mrs. Robert @Lorlng. and daughters. f CIarissa and Janet, were Norwich. wis itors Wednesday. . Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Mathieu visited at John Mathieu.s in Attawaugans Sum-
 Mrs. l.. Howard Cross visited rela. ttives in Norwich Wednesday Judge Edgar M. Warner of Putnam
 has been a visitor here. where he was I a resident for several years .s
 Guests at Wedding. @ Among those from out of town wh, attended the Lering-Mathewson wed
 ding was the brides cousin. Janie Arthur Atwood. Jrs.o of Norwich, Mis- Dorothy Atwood and Miss Harriet
 Loring of ,7Wauregan. s;t,- #. -ssS;;s; ;s; f Town Clerk Sessions L. Adams hal been on hunting trip with out 70
 town friends. @ ls,<: 4
 Miss Rachel Clarke of Springneld
 Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday a
 Mrs. George Loring's. - Miss Charlotte Reeee spent Sundas l with relatives in Boston. - 5 Mrs; George Loring spent Friday il 3 William Carpenter has r moved hi : family into the Simmons tenement re .i gently vacated by Mrs. Sarah Rouse - who has moved. into the; Cutler tene s ment on School street, vacated by MI
 Burr.
 : Miss Agnes Van Duzen and Mis-
 Beatrice Neal spent Saturday il 1 Providence.
 Mrs. Frederick Trl1nghas. spent Fri l day in Providence.
 Mrs. Cleveland has returned t . Sneeo after visiting her sister, Mrs IWtliiani Leclair.
 Lorins-M athewsot,. 5 ..' Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock at tn
 home of Mrs. Arnold Bucklin Mathew son her oldest daughter, Helen Louise l Mc~o uh1tSu HI IlaFr1aS0 With GeOrg f William boring, only son of MT. an : Mrs. William Lorirg They, were. at
 tended by the brides cousin. Mis- 2. Dorothy Atwood, of wauregan. an Edward Carey TfIlinghast of this vii f lage. The bride wore a gown, of whit a and carried bride roses. She was gIV ys.t en away by her mother, Mrs. Arriol . B. Mathews7f. The ceremony wa
 performed by the groonf's cousin, Re, . Clarence H. Barber. pastor of the Con l. gregationa1 church in Danielsor. 2 The rooms were decorated with lau rel. palms. chrysanthemuns, ,hydarau ,. sseas and Easter lilies. 4 buffet, Iursc s was served. The gifts we're many an 5. beautiful. Among them were Turn; : ture. linen. silver, glassware and mor ;t ey. Mir and Mrs. Loring left in the d automobile to spend week. They wi is reside hero and will be at home aft ls Jan. 1st 'Mr. Loriag is a grocer, her Mrs Loring is the erganist at tf
 Congregational church. 1t Mrs: Charles E. Barber was in, No l- wich Tuesday. " ss,' f. Several local people were iii Moos, le "Wednesday evening to attend the wf1i
 party held by the members of ii ' Eastern Star. lodge.