Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-22
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES
Eugene Coutnre, q, Drowned In Mill
Treneh-kine's Daughters Tea
Funeral of Mrs. James Miller,

four year old son of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Stanislas Couture, was held at the
Sacred Heart church in Wauregan
Saturday afternoon Burial was in
ers we're Howard Mcfarland. George
Winsor, George Lambert and Albert
Brown. Much sympathy is expressed
for the heartbrolzen parents, as their
only child was taken SO suddenly from
them, having been drowned in the mill
trench Thursday morning while at
play.
viii Motor to Putnam.
The members OF the AdeIphi club ex-
poet to motor to Putnam this (Satur-
day. evening and dine at the Putnam
Inn.
spending week with Providence rel
atives.
Mrs. Frank Edgerton and little
daughter, Hazel, attended a children
party in the Methodist church YES
try in Moosup Saturday.
Miss Anna Wilcox has returned from
several days visit with Putnam
friends.
MT. and Mrs. Lauriere Of Stafford
| Springs, who has been employed here
| for several weeks by the PIainf1eld
Wooden Co, have gone to Newport,
n. H, where they have employment.
Miss Mary J. Lee has returned from
| Putnam. where she has been spend
| ing several weeks with friends.
Tea for Kings Daughters.
The Kings Daughters met at their
rooms Monday afternoon. A o'clock
tea was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross were
guests Sunday at the home of Cosmer
Young in Danielson
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson Wis
i tied relatives in Dayvi1le Sunday.
Attended Convention
| Among the out-of town people who
attended the w. c.. T. u. convention
were Miss Hattie Codding, Mrs. A. c.
Greene, Mrs. Arthur Bill Mrs. Rienzi
Robinson of Danielsen. Miss Fredrica
Olney, Herbert Neff, Mrs. Speerli, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Bushnell of Canter-
bury, Mrs. Mary Gallup, Mrs. Fred
erick Willoughby, Mrs. Kimba1l, Mrs
Fuller and Mrs. Brown, of Scotland
Miss Douglass and Miss Marion Weeks
of Sterling, Mrs. A c. Scripture of
WiIlimautic, Mrs. Clark Lawton of
Brooklyn.
William Jewett Of Southbridge, Mass
has been spending several days with
his son, William Jowett
Miss Odna Seguin has been a guest
at the home Of her uncle. Joseph Lee
valley, in Danielson
Mr.. Guerin of Worcester is at the
home of his niece, Miss Angelina Guer-
in.
Mary, youngest daughter of Robert
Lorfng, has been ill with slight at
tack of pneumonia.
Funeral of Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Mary Miller, Y, wife of James
S. Miller, a resident here for several
years, died Saturday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Bayley, in
Cranston. r. I. She had been i'll but
twenty four hours. She leaves be-
sides her husband. three daughters,
Mrs. Jennie Bayaey Miss Roxanna
Miller and Miss Helen Miller and one
were held at the Seventh Day Advent
church at EdgevTood Tuesday.
Herman Chapman has been at the
hne of Mark Shepard in New London
N. h, this week.
Nathaniel P. thompson and Willis
ment of Conn. Volunteers, were in Will
limantic Tuesday to attend the regi-
mental reunion.
Rev. and Mes Frank Fuller, of
Arlington. visited at Mrs. Charles
Byles' Tuesday,
At Norwich Convention.
Mrs. Edwin Kennedy, Mrs Charles
Byles. Mrs. Charles Barber. Miss
Phebe Barber Mrs. George Loring,
ence Mitchell. Mrs. Frank H. Filling
hast and Mrs Frederick Tillinghast
were in Norwich Wednesday to at
tend the Kings Daughters convention
Andrew J. Ladd. Miss Mary E. Ladd
and Miss Sarah Card, who have been
spending the winter in Florida, have
returned home for the summer.
Glass Reception.
Miss Halls dancing class held
reception at the town hall Tuesday
eveNng. The patronesses were Mrs.
Frederick Tillinghast, Mrs. Frank Til
iinghast, Mrs. Charles Bragg of this
village and Mrs. Henry Loring of
Wauregan.