Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-03

Chester Burdtck Of Stafford Springs visited relatives Sunday.
 John Peterson of Putnam. formerly of this village, spent Sunday at Au- gust HolgersDn's.
 MT and Mrs. Gardner Barber, George Barber and Miss Gladys Barber of Moose Neck EiL, R. l. and Miss Laura Barber of Pawtucket, R. |, were Sun day visitors with MT. Barber's sister. Mrs. William Dean.
 Mrs. Jules Kohn and daughters of SGeorgiavi1le, R. l., have been spending a few days with Mrs Kohnss parents, MT. and Mrs. Michael Deadly.
 Nephew Killed by Train.
 Mrs Nareisse Caplette was called to. Webster, Mass, Sunday by the sudden death of her nephew, the year old son of her brother, James Alillette. The child wandered away from his hcrne about s o'clock Saturday evening, walked on a railroad track and was killed by a train. He was the oldest of three children and the only boy. Funeral services were held at tlis parents home Monday afternoon.
 MT and Mrs. Randall Davis of Wosd- stock spent Sunday with their son, Arthur Davis.
 NewIyweds Entertained.
 MT and Mrs. Eugene Gallager have returned to their home in Blackstone, having spent a few days at AIr Galla- gers uncle's. Ed'X ard GalIagers. They i were here on their wedding trip, hay ! ing been married Monday moring John F19&cfeT and George BIivel were i.s tJneEn Sunday to attend the 1 1aeinoilal services.
 laIr. ard At9s. T. Howard Cross spent i Tucs3as' wi h resat:Ees in Nillinantf1 ] and Nsns.ss.& enter
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 rc. & sejie,d eE Sese .5eEsey fGs ] b -r vE1et,Es FFTs Mary Lortng's.
 IF. il'sm Taoalpsua was in Day , viii s'uRGag.
 i ,, ef t1,s eisaese. ised friends and ] re'~tivcs istrc 3Ienfay Mir an1 2ir George Woodrnancy and dau&hsag S.1tle ef 3TiilEilie. R. l. have retaIHcC f~Hse, having spent sev- efai day5 with r. aTeedasancy's sis
 ter. Mra. Frank. E;Gser1on 1 Won Essay Prizes. l Roy EfeTs, tho F year old son od William Eyers, reoeRed the prize o1 S5. and Waldo Tillingllnst the 13 year
 old son of Frederick TiIinx hast. re- cefved the prize of $2.5e as the recent l essay contest on the subject of the l history of Plainfield. BotA are pupils of Miss Abbic Medberry- The con- testants were all pupils of the town schools.
 Mrs. Andrew Northrup of Pawtucket
 R: l. has been the guest of locai | friends
 Mrs. Horace Kennedy of Providence was Monday guest of her sister. Mrs Emma Eaten.
 Mrs. George Sanders and Miss Cor nelia Spaulding of Danielson were Monday visitors.
 The Colonial orchestra was in Jew cit City Monday evening and fur l nished music for a dance Miss Alice Lyons and Miss Mary Lyons spent Sunday with relatives ir Dayville.
 MT. and Mrs. William NettIeton were I in Baltic Tuesday, visitors at Adolpf Frfeze's.
 | Strike Starts Up Jitneys. l The iitney business was in fuI I swing Thursday afternoon and a brisl
 business has continued. The trolley I strike has caused much inconvenience
 and expense to the working people.