Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-05
New London County
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Ulysses q. Cooper Injured at Mont
viIIe-eoy Bitten by a Doa-Metor-
cycle and Carriage Collide.


Mr.. and MRS. William Jewett have
returned from a visit with Southbr1dge
Mass, relatives.
Mrs. Celinda McStay has been spend
ing several days at George Deans in
Plainfield.
Willard w. Ballou, Leon BaAlou Mr..
and Mrs Moses Ballou. Ruth, W1ni-
fred, Phyllis and Shirley Ballou, of
Uxbridge, Mass, Spent Sunday at
Samuel Collins.
Mrs. Patrick Millette and MISS
Mary ]. Millette have been in Web
ster, Mass.
Miss Martha Duckworth of PawtucaS-
ct, r. l., spent Sunday with friends
here where she formerly lived.
Miss Beatrice Sequin was in Nor
edward smith has moved his fam
fly to Moosup.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Olds of Provi-
dence spent Sunday with Mrs. Olds
cousin, Mrs. Charles Barber.
injured at Montviiie.
Ulysses G. Cooper was injured late
Saturday evening in Montville while
driving TO his home here. He is a
sawyer at TilIinghast Co.'S saw mill,
which is near Mystic at present. He
was driving on the trolley track when
the electric car struck his carriage,
throwing him out The horse ran
away, dragging him some distance,
wrecking the carriage. He came to
Central Village on the electric car and
was taken to his home in an automo-
bile. His back was injured and it is
feared he may have internal injuries.
Mrs. Frank Edgarton and daughter.
Hazel, were in Norwich Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cushing OF
Providence spent Sunday at John
F'1etcAeTs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis of
Providence have been visiting at Ar
thur Davis.
Miss olive button of Greeneville
Spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross spent
Monday with relatives in Mansfield
Center.
Miss Hattie Stark. who has been for
several weeks at the home of her
brother, Asher Stark, in Providence,
was at her home here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell of
Olneyville spent Sunday at George
street.
George r Fowler and Mr.. Swartz Of
Providence, spent Sunday and Mon
day here, where Mr.. Fowler formerly
lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Stark and sons
of Providence. were at Mr. Stark
former home a few hours Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Percy Allen, Mr. and
Mrs Robert Clarke of Providence,
were Sunday visitors.
Mrs. John Wescott of Providence
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Westcott.
Motorcycle and Carriage Collide.
A team driven by Mr.. Zercie OF
Moosup and a motorcycle driven by
Mr. Butterman of Plainfield collided
at the boarding house corner at about
4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The team
was going towards Moosup and the
motorcycle was coming into the vii
large from Plainf1eld. The horse
kicked and ran away, letting the car
rage roll down the hill and into Felix
Lamberts yard where it went against
a tree stopping it at the edge of
bank wall beside the Lambert home.
The young man fell from the carriage
and his head was cut but the young
woman remained in the carriage. The
team belonged to Liveryman William
Sprague of Moosup and the horse ran
to the barn in that village, Mr.. Zercie
and the lady were take to their homes
in Moosup in an automobile.
Mrs. Walter Wright and children of
Worcester have been spending several
days with Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Mcfarland.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Couchane, Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Lawson, visited Sun
day at Eugene Rive1s, in Norwich.
Miss Dorothea Gardner spent Mon
day with her cousin, Miss Phyllis Bur-
dick in Norwich.
Miss Phebe Barber is spending a
week with relatives in Putnam.
William Carr of Newport, R. L, has
been a guest at William Deans.
Bitten by Dog.
Willie Eaton was bitten on the leg
by Ulysses Cooper's dog. as the young
lad was passing the house Tuesday.
He was taken to physician in Moos-
mp for medical trea tment.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Labou who were
married in New Bedford Tuesday
morning. are spending a few days with
Mr.. Labou's relatives.
Mrs. Harlow Ladd of Norwich was
a visitor at Everett Ladd's Monday.
Frank Edgarton was injured on his
face and eye while cutting wood.
Mrs. William Leclair has been enter
tanning her mother from VoluntoWn.