Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-27
New London County
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Mill Running Eveninss To Fill Army order-SmaII Boy Gets Bean In lie Ncse-Personal Items.

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 The entertainment which was to have been given Saturday evening for the street light fund has been post poned.
 Mrs. Olive Preston of Eimville was a visitor at James Peiletts Friday.
 Earl Russell Bragg of Yale has been visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs.
 Miss Mary McRoy has returned to her home in Providence. having spent several weeks here caring for Mrs John Shelley, who remains i'll. Mrs. the Shelley home at present.
 Attended Funeral.
 William Simmons, Judge John E. Prior, Mrs. Mary F. Loring, Mrs. George H. Loring, Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson and Mrs L. Howard Cross. were in Plainfeld, Saturday afternoon to attend the funeral of Judge Waldo Tillinghast.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Bragg. John Greenhalgh and Stuart Ellsworth were in Cambridge, Mass. Saturday
 Thomas Keene of Providence spent Sunday at George Potvin's.
 Miss Rose E. Seguin, who attends the New England Conservatory of Music, in Boston, is at the home of her
 MT. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross spent Sunday with Putnam relatives.
 Mrs. Judson Gardner has been en- tertaining her mother and nephew from New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Mati1ewson grandson, J. Arthur Atwood, in Nor Wich. s.
 Guests at Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs William Loring, MT. and Mrs. George w. Loring spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Loring's brother, Clarke Lawtons ip Brooklyn.
 Master Ivan -Leclair. who has been spending a few weeks with his gran parents, in East Greenwich, R. l., re- turned home Sunday.
 Robert Loring has been confined to his rome, having a thoat trouble.
 Ernest Tillinghast of Princess Bay, Long Island, has been the guest of relatives. having been called here on account of the death of his brother, Judge Waldo Tillinghast
 Mrs. Henry Trudeau and. sons, Carl and Edmund Trudeau, Miss Annie Fraser and Miss Clara Wood of Moos- up. visited relatives here, Sunday.
 Miss Irene Taber of P1ainf1eld spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Hillard Smith.
 Miss Stella Lafrance. who attends versity, Providence. spent Thanks giving with her parents. County Com missioner and Mrs. Urgele Lafrance
 Running Evenings. -
 0n account of a rush order for yarn for army blankets, the George Geb yarn mill is run evenings, until g o'clock and Saturday afternoons un- til o'clock.
 Ralph Brown, who attends Storrs Agricultural college, is spending. a few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. H. Beecher Brown.
 Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fuller were visitors at Mrs. Charles Byles' Wed nesday.
 Everett Richmond, of Auburn. R. l. nfond =. -.@.s :. Mrs. Patrick Millette has returned from two weeks visit with relatives in Springfield. Mass,
 Alvah J: Hall. night conductor on having his annual vacation. .
 MT. and Mrs. George Loring spent Wednesday in Boston.-ax 1]s. .y. e.-
 Prize Turnips.z There is an exhibit of fine ttirnips in the store window of the C9sE. Bar Der Co. They were raised one the. farm of Albert C.. Walker, whose home is on River street. 4 short time ago there was a beet exhibit by Ernest L. French.
 Sheriff and Mrs. Sydney Brown of New London have been recent visi- tors at Willis Rouse's.
 Miss Marguerite Porter, who stays at the home of Harry Dean while she is attending the local high school, is spending the holiday recess with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Buell. Porter at Hebron.
 Bean In NostriI.
 William Leclair's little two and a half year old son got bean in his nostrn Tuesday. A physician was called to remove it.
 Miss Dorothea Gardner and Miss F:mmn Bradley spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Groton.- .
 Earl Bragg of Yale college is at his home for Thanksgiving. MT. and Mrs. Frank Davis and son Russell. spent Thanksgiving with rel- atiyes in Providence. ARINCTON