Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-09
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Child Poisoned By Mosqdito Bite Noank Owner Renovatins Prepert, --Mathieu- MiIlette Wedding at Al HalIoMs' Church.

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 Mrs Alice Wilson of Boston has been the guest Of Miss Phebe Bar
 County Commissioners cortiss Of fzrosvenordale and Dady of Putnam, have been business visitors here.
 Charles Hopkins had fine young colt struck by an automobile. break ing it's leg. It had to be killed. Mrs. Frank Edgerton and daughter. Hazel have returned from Stafford Springs. where they have been spend ing . week with ti relatives; =, daughter of Providence have been guests at Mrs. Jehn Sheiley's. who remains ill at her home. Poisoned by Mosquito. Helen. daughter of George Street has had a badly swollen face, caused by a mosquito bite. A few weeks ago she had swollen arm from the same cause.
 Ever Ready orchestra held an en- joyable dance at the town hall Fri day.
 Judson Gardner. who is employed in New London spent Sunday at his home.
 William Denis of New Haven spent Sunday and Monday with his fami- ly.
 Mrs Joseph Levalley of Baltic has been visiting local relatives. Improving Property. Mrs. Frank Williams of Noank has been spending a few days here. where she is having one of her, tenements which was recently vacated by MT Burr, renovated. Miss Rose Beaudry of Providence l spent Sunday with her parents, Mir and Mrs. David Beaudry. William Hopkins of Taunton, Mass visited his sister, Mrs. John Shelley, | Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith ot
 Peacedale,' R. T., visited relatives Sunday. They have moved theit household goods from Almyville
 where they recently lived. to the home
 of Esec Smith. daughter Of Brooklyn visited relatives
 here Sunday. | Walter Fitzpatrick was Canter- bury visitor Sunday. 1 The Kings Daughters met at theil
 rooms Monday afternoon. Mumps are making their annua.
 round here.
 1 Mrs. George Gadboie, who has beer spending the summer with relatives ir
 New London has been passing a few days at her home.
 Moves to Mocsup.
 Frederick Pagan has moved hil family to Moosup where he is em. plcyed by the American Woolen Go Clarence Peterrnan will move into
 the tenement vacated by the Fagal 1 family
 Frederick Tillinghast has beer spending a few days in Maine. Hi. I brother Arthur of Plainfield wen | with him.
 Oficer Edward Allen of Piainfielt l brought two young men. who haC l been in trouble there. to the lookup I Tuesday afternoon. I Albert c. Walker has been con- 1 fined to his home by illness. Archibald Buchanan of Mansfield Center was a visitor here Tuesday. 1 Mathieu-Mi iIIette. Arthur Mathieu, son of Mr. and
 Mrs. Charles Matheiu of Danielsor l and Miss Mary J. Millette, daughter
 of Mrs. Patrick Milfette of this vii.
 lage were married at 6:15 o'clock al All HaIIows' church, Mosup, Monday | morning. The witnesses were tn, Ibride's brother-in- Jaw, Narcisse Cap. I1ette of this village, and the groom. The bride wore a brown travelling
 suit trimmed with fur, and a browI velvet hat A breakfast was serveG at the brides home. They left on tn, 10 o'clock train for a trip to Provi. dence. Boston. Dorchester and Brock ton, Mass. They will make theil
 home with the brides mother for tn, present. The groom is a grocer il l Plainfield. i | Frederick King, Edward Allan anC
 Benjamin Briggs of Plainfield were
 business visitors Wednesday morn ing.