Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-10

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 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Edgerton and daughter, Hazel. have returned from MilIvflle R. [. where they have been visiting Mrs. Edgerton's parents, Mir and Mrs. George Greene. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barber, have returned from Carolina. R. T., where they have been visiting relatives for Miss Bertha Carr is employed at the Central telephone ofIice in Moosup. Mrs. James walsh has been i'll with rheumatism. HiIIiard Smith of Westerly is work Miss Bertha Matthews has been spending a few days at the Burgess cottage at Sound Beach. Mrs Israel Seguin has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Scott in Prov
 Frederick Bourque who has been employed in ElmviIle. is at his home, Glass Picnic. The graduating class of the Plain field High school held picnic at Wildwood Park Friday. The class studying pariimentary law. met at Mrs. George Loring's on Friday.
 Miss Alice Baker of Canterbury has | bee nvisiting relatives here. Frank McVeigh has finished work here and has returned to Peacedale. R. IT.
 Mrs. Joseph Levalley and daughter, Leah, spent Saturday with relatives in Westerly, R. I. Miss Blanche Caplette is spending week with relatives in Putnam. Mrs. William Preston of Providence spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs. David Beaudry. Miss Rose Beaudry of Providence, spent the Fourth at her home. Mrs. Raymond Rider has been en- tertaining her sister and three children from Providence for a few days. 1 MT. and Mrs. Edward Larue of Southbridge. Mass. have been visiting Mrs. Larue's sister. Mrs. William Jew ett.
 Looking For Trouble. James Kelleher was night watchman at the Central Fire station Saturday l and Sunday nights, having everything | in readiness for any calls Willis Lambert has an injured nose, caused by colliding with fellow who was running while playing ball. 1 May Save Arm. Mrs. Samuel Collins has been at | the Backus hospital in Norwich to see her husband who was seriously hurt l at the Kennedy City mill Friday ev- l ening. There are hopes of saving his | arm.
 Edward McShane was at Rocky | Point Sunday.
 Israel Seguin has returned from Con ada. where he has been for the,bene- ! fit of his health. Miss Elizabeth Bourque was in Nor \ wich Saturday. | E. Hoxie Lilllfbridge has been en- teraining his sister, Mrs. Jennis Ste- vens of Holyoke, Mass.
 Emerson Collins has returned from | iITYhrfdCa Mass iad I.f- sister, Mrs. Moses Ballon and children on account of the accident to Samuel Collins.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank olds of Provi- dence spent Sunday with Mrs. OId's cousin, Mrs. Charles Barber. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Labou of Web ster spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Mary Wiley of Webster, spent Sunday with Miss Margaret Reid. Felix Wakely has been in Nor | wich.
 Mrs. Jules Kohn and daughter oi Whipple. R. T.. spent Sunday with local ] relatives.
 Defeated Giants.
 The Central baseball team went to Sterling Saturday afternoon and de- feated the Giants.
 Judson Gardner took an automobile party to Rocky Point Sunday.
 Old Glory was swung to the breezes on the top of the water tanl belonging to the Central Worsted Co. Saturday.
 George Gould was at Rocky Point Monday, =
 Outside Watehman.
 An outside watchman was employed at the Plainfield Woolen mill Satur. day and Sunday nights to protect the property in case of fire.
 Celebration Interrupted. Some young chaps arrived here 1T an automobile at the Central Village hotel Sunday and were trying to eel small cannon near the hotel. An of. ficer had short conversation witt the party and they put the cannon in the auto and went away.
 MT. and Mrs. Ulyssus Looper, Mis-! Beatrice Gardner, Eleanor and Vir- ginia Cooper and Avery Metcalf spen the Fourth in Rhode Island.
 Burned by Sky Rocket. Catherine Dady has a badly burned hand caused by a sky rocket whicI she held while celebrating the Fourth
 MT. and Mrs. Ovide ChapdeIaine O. Brooklyn. visited friends Monday | Mrs. Abbie Lillibridge of Westerl1 has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo | Loring.
 Narcisse caplette spent Monday witf his brother and sister in Putnam.
 MissaS Alice and Harriett Kendall or PutRam spent Monday at William Deans
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Stainthrop, have returned from Worcester, wher, they have been visiting Mrs. Stain, thrope's sister, Mrs. Edward Tatro.
 Charles Phillips. who is employed in New London spent Sunday at hii home here.
 Mrs. Roy Greene Is entertaining he1 sister from New York.
 Mrs. Frank Davis entertained he sister and niece from Providence or Sunday and Monday.
 Frank LaFavore has returned iron New York.
 Mir. and Mrs James Rurdick ant daughter, Phyllis, and Miss Lillian Stetson of Norwich, spent Monday a Mortimer Stetson's.
 Miss Louise Elliott has gone tt Storrs, to attend the summer school
 Annual Picnic.
 The Lucy Webb Hayes circle, La. dies of the G. A. R., hEld their annua picnic at Bisho1s Crossing at tn, home of Mrs. Caleb Bishop. Tn, members and friends went by trolley
 Miss Phebe Barber has gone to tn. Willimantic camp ground and vii spend the summer at the Vine cit. tage.