Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-26
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Local Relatives at Funeral of Mrs. Frank Hawkins-Worsted MilE Busy Odd Fellows Memorial Sunday,

Mrs. Albert Grooves has returned to her home in Providence, after visiting her niece, Mrs. Frank c. Tillinghast;
 MT. and Mrs. Willis Rouse have re- turned from New London where they spent several days being called to the home of Sheriff Sydney Brown by the death of Mrs. Rouse's sister -in-Iaw, Mrs. Susan Hawkins, widow of Sheriff Frank Hawkins Mrs Hawkins was well known here. having lived in town for several years.
 Three Graduated.
 Miss Lillian Cooper has returned from Ekonk, where she has been a successful teacher the past year. Grad nation exercises were held. There were three graduates. Earl Collins and Lester Gardner attended the exercises.
 The graded schools in town closed Friday for the summer vacation.
 Returns to Norwich.
 Miss Grace Clune, who has been teaching here the past year, has re- returned to her home in Stonington.
 Mrs. Annie Gavitt, who has been teaching in Wauregan the past year, but has made her home here, has
 The Ladies of the G. A. R. held their monthly meeting at Odd Fellows hall Friday afternoon.
 During the recent severe electric storm. electric lights were put out of commission and damage was done to the Central hotel.
 Israel SegUin, taken suddenly i'll on Sunday morning will take a rest from business cares for an indefinite time
 Frank Edgarton was a Norwich vis- itor Saturday.
 Busy at Worsted Mill.
 New looms have been put into the Central Worsted Cornpany's mill. The mill is running three evenings a week in the weave shop until nine o'clock.
 Miss Phebe Barlow has been at her cottage at the Willimantic camp ground.
 Miss Myra Maher, Miss Mildred Whitehead, Miss Louise Elliott, Ralph Brown and George Carr, members of graduating class were in Willimantic Saturday.
 Homer L. Dean has been i'll with tonsiIitis.
 Mrs. Arthur Favaria and baby of Westerly, R. L, are visiting Mrs. Favaria's parents, MT. and Mrs. Will jam D. Elliott.
 Odd Fellows Memorial Sunday.
 Protection lodge. I. o. o. F., held annual m@1oral service at Evergreen cemetery Sunday afternoon. The members met at odd Fellows hall and accompanied by the Moosup National band, marched to the cemetery where flowers were placed on the graves of twenty members. An address was given by Rev. William Lallin, pastor of the Plainfield Congregational. church.
 Raymond Lafranee has returned home from Canada, where he has been attending school the past year.
 Walter K. Nickols, MT. and Mrs. Frank Bennett, Oscar Atwood and Frank Marton of Brooklyn were Sun day visitors here.
 Miss Stella Lafrance has returned from Providence, where she has been attending the Womans college at Brown university
 MT. and MT. William Jewett enter tained relatives from Southbridge, Mass, Sunday
 Miss Rachael Clarke of Webster, Mass, formerly a High School teach CT here, was a Monday visitor attend ing the class day exercises.
 Miss Beatrice Lafrance has returned home from Canada to spend the sum- mer with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Wigele Lafrance.
 Mrs. William Jennings, and Miss Sybel Jennings of Quinebaug, form erly residents here, have been guests this week of friends, attending the High School festivities.
 Mrs. William Jewett is in South bridge, Mass, this week attending the High School graduation exercises. Her nephew is one of the graduates.
 Mrs. Daniel Dutton of Greeneville was Friday visitor here.