Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-21
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Local Guests at Norwich Wedding Republican Marching Club Formed, with One Hundred and Twenty five Members--News in General.

William Shaughnessey was in Bos- ton to attend the ball game. Thomas Moore has been the guest l of George Gillette in Boston and at- tended the ball game. Miss Ruth Mathewsons kindergarten began Monday morning. MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Tillinghast l and Miss Louise Tillinghast were in Harrington, R. l., Saturday to attend the funeral of William Cross. MT. Pike has moved his family from Wauregan into one of Vim. Sim mons twin cottages on Main street. MT. and Mrs. Alfred Hill, MT. and Mrs. Frank Miller, attended the dairy exhibit at Springfield this Sveek, At Norwich Wedding. Mrs. Mary r. Loring, MT. and Mrs Robert Loring, attended the Sherman Loring wedding in Norwich Saturday evening. as the bride was a relative. Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson and Miss Ruth Mathewson spent Saturday in Providence.
 Miss Mabel Razonx entertained her l mother and a party of friends who came from Boston Sunday. Oyster Supper.
 The Ladies' Aid society held an oyster supper at the church Thursday evening. An entertainment was given during the evening.
 
 finished work at F. H. and F. w Til HnghastS store, has gone to Moosup to work in Frank Daggett's store. His family will remain here for the pres ent. D
 Motored to Worcester.
 Edward Gallager and daughter, Miss Mary Gallager, and Mrs Bridget Reid, motored to Worcester Sunday. Mrs. Galiaeer and infant daughter returned fro nthe St. Vincent hospital with them.
 Miss Helen Tillinghast has recov- cred from an attack of tonsolitis.
 MT. and Mrs Asher Stark and two sons of Providence, spent Sunday with MT. Stark's sister, Miss Harriet Stark. Mir. and Mrs. Edward Stanley and daughter, Adeline, of South Coventry, spent Sunday at Herman Chapman's. Charles. Walker has returned to his home at Southampton. L. l., having spent a week with relatives
 Miss Charlotte Reece is entertaining Q her sister and niece from BrookIine, Mass, recently.
 Mrs. Eliza Miller of Hartford has been spending few days at Frederick TiliinghaSts and called on friends here where she formerly lived Former Resident H.
 Mrs. Frank Davis has been :n Prov ldence on account of the illness of her
 
 In town, where he was a former resi- dent
 Miss Elizabeth Barber. Henry New ton. Mrs. Edwin Shepardson of Plain field, Miss Susan Newton of Rutland. Mass, Rev. Whitman Wood ana Miss Laura Barber of Pawtucket, R. L, have Heon recent visitors at Wn Deans
 Henry Fitzpatrick Of Pcquetanuck has been spending several days with relatives.
 Mrs. Julia Wilbur of Jevett City vas q Monday visitor with friends here where she formerly lived.
 Mrs. Frank Edgcrton and daughter, Hazel, were in Norwich Saturday.
 Supper for Members.
 The Kings Daughters met at their rooms Monday afternoon. Supper was served for the members
 The Colonial orchestra furnished music for dance in Sterling Saturday evening.
 sy7Mrs. Mary Shepard h2s-l,ee,1 .ir New "fondon attending the Baptist Con VehtiOn with frien 3 from Danielson. Miss Lena Denis mas been seriously Ill at the homo of her brother, Peter Denis.
 Republican Marching Club.
 republican marcring club was hall, with q membership of 125 men. Edward Callager is captain
 Leon Eallou of Uxbr:dgc. Mass. is visiting relatives this week.
 The dance planned to be held by the Central Fire company Friday evening, was postponed on account of the re- publican rally held here thut evnni,o, c,