Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-06
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Funeral of Mrs. William Newport
 overseer Johnson, Walking in Hi1 Sleep, injured by FalI-Death of Mrs. Frederick Lendewia unexpeeted.

Frederick Lendewis Unexpected. |
 Mrs. Narcisse caplette and Miss Blanche Caplette have been visitors in Providence.
 Miss Jessie Mabel Hall of Providene6 held a dance and entertainment at the town hall Friday evening. Yictrola music was furnished for the dancing, and refreshments were served Miss Angie Gardner has returned tG her home in Jewett City, having spent several weeks at the home of Robert Loring.
 Funeral of Mrs. William Newport. 1
 The funeral of Mrs. William Newport was held at the Congregational church Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Burial | was at Evergreen cemetery Mrs. 1 Newport was the daughter of the late Joseph Brown and is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. Edwin Greene of this village and Miss Minnie Newport, two sons, Otis and Walter Newport, who live here. There is one | sister, Mrs. Ella Baker. and three brothers, George, Herbert and Asher Brown, and two grandchildren.
 Various Items.
 Mrs. William Greene of oneco has been visiting her daughter, Miss Mary i Greene.
 Miss Gertrude Cooper was in Jewett l
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Edgerton and daughter Hazel spent Saturday in l Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. Hilliard Smith and son l Hilliard spent Saturday with friends in Westerly, R. l.
 Miss Pauline Mathewson is organist at the church. William Mcfarland, who has been organist, has resigned.
 Miss Odna Seguin was in Norwich H t1rT7 7nNT
 Miss Helen W. TiIlinghast and room- mate of Iase1le seminary, A1burndale, Mass, spent Sunday with Miss Filling hast's parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Tillinghast.
 Mrs. George Gadbois, who has been | spending the winter with relatives in New London, has been at her home for a short stay. @
 Home from Florida.
 MT. and Mrs. willis Rouse have re- turned from St. Cloud, Fla, where they Il have been spending the winter.
 Mrs. Thomas Wakeley and baby have returned from Jewett City, where they have been spending several weeks with
 Mrs. George Rouse returned satur- day evening from St. Cloud. Fla, where she has been spending the winter.
 Miss Charlotte Reece spent Saturday and Sunday with Boston relatives. I =IhlCHdTQ C1IOBdn udS IlONcQ Ou6 of the Simmons tenements on Main street.
 Mrs. James Pope and daughter, Miss Lucy Pope, of Canterbury, visited Mrs. Pope's sister, Mrs. John Sullivan, Sat- urday.
 Miss Alice Kendall returned Monday to Putnam, where she is bookkeeper { at the store of Chandler & Morse. She |, nas been i'll for three weeks at her home here.
 dence were Sunday visitors at Nathan- iel P. Thompson's. Mrs Urgele Lafrance spent Monday !, in Providence.
 | The Kings Daughters met at their 5 rooms Monday afternoon.
 Conference Delegates. el MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Fillinghast 3 were appointed delegates to represent the local church at the conference of churches to be held in Dayville. Walked in His Sleep. MT. Johnson overseer of the spin 3 ming room at the Geb's yarn mill, fell while walking in his sleep Saturday ! night and injured himself quite badly. 3 Miss Lillian Parker, who was seri- ? ously injured Monday evening at Dan- ielson in a motorcycle and automobile collision, is well known here, where she lived for two years and where she OILeQ VlSlCS- MISS 9aTkeE was a VlSlIOf here Saturday and Sunday at the home of Miss Josephine Armstrong. Miss Phebe Barber is in Norwich, spending a few days at John, E. [ Yaughn's
 I Death of Mrs. Lendewig. Friends were surprised to learn Monday of the death of Mrs. Fredrick l Lendewig at a New Haven hospital as few of her friends knew that she was critically i'll, although she has been feeble for several months. Her son Fredrick, was there at the time of he1 death. She leaves her husband, Fred s rick Lendewig, and one son, Fredrick 1. who live here The funeral was held Wednesday, at Roxburys where burfa1 Z took place.
 Mrs. Charles Walker of Southanp. ton. L. l., is visiting her mother; Mrs George Torreys and, sister, Mrs. Nor timer Stetson.
 William Street has resigned as gate t tender at the railroad crossing Hs t will be employed in Moosup by Tt1om- as Main & Sons.
 f Miss Helen Elliott, a nurse in 2 children's hospital in New York, il
 visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs 2. William Elliott.