Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-09
CENTRAL VILLAGE.
Vacation Visitors-opening of Schools Delayed-cIamhake Given Friends by Edward cutler-vacation for Mill EmnIoyes.

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 Edward cutler--vaeation for Mill
 Employees.
 Miss Lillian Stetson of Norwich has been visiting at Mortimer Stetson's.
 Miss Rose k. Seguin is recovering from injuries received when she feli while attending picnic on Shepard Hill.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Edgerton and daughter Hazel spent Sunday and Monday with relatives in Millville, R.
 Miss Edith Edwards has returned to her home in New York, having spent ten days with Miss Rose E. Seguin.
 Vacation for Enployes.
 The Central worsted mill shut down Friday night and started Tuesday morning.
 Stuart Ellsworth spent Sunday at Block Island.
 Miss Josephine Armstrong has re- turned to her home here, having spent most of her vacation out of town.
 Miss Beatrice Seguin has returned from a weeks visit with Miss Char lotte Reece in Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Simmons have been spending few days at their cottage at Pleasure Beach with their daughter, Mrs. John E. Vaughn, and family.
 Colbert Couchane has been visiting in Leominster, Mass.
 rome from NahIucket.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Tillinghast and daughters, Louise and Helen, have returned from Nantucket,
 Mr. and Mrs. George Loring spent Sunday at Raymond Whitney's in Holliston, Mass.
 John Greantalgh spent Sunday at Block Island.
 Miss Rose Reaudry of Providence spent Sunday and Monday with her parents, MT and Mrs David Beau dry.
 Guests from Westerly.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bavaria and daughter of Westerly spent SunGay and Monday with Mrs. Favaria's par ents, MT. and Mrs William Elliott.
 Lewis Sedusky Of Webster, Mass, spent Sunday with lccal relatives.
 Miss Angie Guerin has been enter taining her uncle from Worcester.
 Miss Barbara Popple has returned from a few weeks stay with relatives in Pennsylvania.
 Mrs. Raymond Walsh has returned from visit with Philadelphia rela- tives.
 Miss Anna Gallagher has returned tc her home in Blackstone, Mass, hay ing spent two weeks at her uncies Edward Gallagher's. Lawyer and Mrs. Bradford Danielso1 and daughter Rosamond of Noosup and Frank Cushing of Providence were Sunday visitors at John Fletcher's. Mrs. Harriett Palmer of Lawrence, Mass, spent Sunday with relatives here.
 Earl R. Bragg spent Sunday at Gales Ferry.
 Miss Odna, seguin spent Monday at Frank Cushing's in Providence. Miss Clara Fletcher spent Monday wish relatives in Providence.
 Floyd Mitchell of Dayville spent Sunday at his fathers Frederick MitchelI's.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Geer of Norwich spent Sunday with her brother Fitch A. Carey.
 Miss Ella I.awton has returned to Brooklyn. having visited her sister Mrs. William Loring.
 George Torrey, William Jowett and Frederick Tillinghast have been en- toying an auto trip oIer the Mohaw7i trail.
 Mir and Mrs S. Albert Clarke were Monday visitors in Norwich.
 Attended Norwich Fair
 Laban Adams, Walter Fitzpatrick, William Ward, Joseph Gi1leran, War ner Smith, George Seguia, William Shelley and Edward Cutler attended Norwich fair Monday.
 Mrs. Colbert Couchare spent Labor day with her daughter, Mrs Eugene Rivers, in Norwich
 MT and Mrs. L. Howard Cross wis ited relatives in Norwich onday and attended tn efair
 Miss Mildred Whitehead has been visiting relatives in Worcester
 Miss Winifred Flyers has been vis- iting Providence relatives
 Mir and Mrs, Willis Turner have been entertaining their daughter ant. grandchild from Worcester.
 School Opening Delayed.
 Schools in town did not open Tues day, as there was a suspected case Of infantiIe paralysis in town. The child was taken to he Backus hospital i'll Norwich Saturday. The schools will not open until it is thought the dan ger is past.
 David Labou of New Bedford. Mass, spent Labor day with local relatives.
 Miss Mary Byles was in Norwich Tuesday to attend a teachers meeting held under the supervision of Arthur l.. Young. She expected to begin teaching at Sterling Hill Wednesday morning, but shortly after she returned hone here she received a telephone message from MT. Young saying the opening of the school had been inden- nitely postponed on account of the in fantile paralysis scare.
 Leon Ballou of Uxbridge, Mass, is visiting Earl Collins Narcisse Caplette has moved his
 Miss Katharine Deadly has returned from few weeks stay with relatives in New York. Gave Clambake. Edward Cutler entertained party of friends at a clambake Saturday af- ternOon at his home on School street. Among the guests were Joseph Cutler and Miss Annie Cutler, Mrs. Myers of Putnam, MT. and Mrs. George Sanders. Miss Annette Young, Miss Mae Your 2 of Danielson, Miss Edna Hicks, Miss Bertha Hinnay, Mrs. E. P. Thurber of nee Mrs. Tufft of Providence. leavegJ Providence, Mrs. Tufft of Detroit. Mich, Mrs. Frank E. Williams, Noanlz, Mrs. Mary Nanter of Taunton, Mass.
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