Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-14
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Picnic outing-Band Entertained by Leader-Apples Stolen from Cellar Edward Smith Able to Leave Hos-


 Mrs. Benjamin Fillmore and daugh- ter, Miss Grace Fillmore have return ed to their home in Worcester, hay ing spent several days with Mrs. Fill more's sister, Mrs, Charles Barber.
 Visits SchooImate.
 Miss Edith Litchdeld of Brooklyn, N. Y, has returned to Wallingford, where she attends Phelps school She has been spending a few days with former schoolmate. Miss Helen w. Til linghast.
 Mrs. George w Baker of Putnam has been spending several days at the home of her brother, George R. Torrey as Mrs. Torrey has been critically ill. Miss Mabel Razon spent Sunday with her mother in Boston.
 In Park City.
 Miss Ethel Bartlett spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents in Bridgeport. E7
 tertaining her sister. Mrs. Crabtree of Broollline Mass. for several days.
 Mrs. Stephen A. Clarke, MT. and Mrs. Howard Clarke Mrs. Frank C. Tillinghast, Miss Marjorie SEillinghast, Mrs. Everett Dean and Miss Beatrice Dean motored to Worcester Wednes- day.
 Mrs Everett Dean and Miss Bea- trice Dean motored to Worcester on Wednesday.
 I1aT1nlQdS OulIn6LCe mas un1Sn6Q work at the store of F. H. and F. W Tillinghast.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett H. FTiscox of Jewett City were callers in town on Friday.
 Guests From Long Island.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Walker of Southampton, l.. L, have been spend ing few days at Mrs, Walkers moth CTS, Mrs. George Torrey.
 Mrs. William Gouche has been en- tertafning Mrs. James Ward of Wa terbury
 October Picnic.
 A party of young ladies enjoyed a long hike Saturday morning and spent the day, having a picnic at the Great White Plains.
 MT and Mrs. David Labou were Providence visitors Saturday.
 Band Entertained.
 The Moosup band, of which John Fletcher is leader, was pleasantly en- tertained at his home on River street, Friday evening. A concert was given by the band on the lawn after which supper was served and a social time enjoyed.
 Mrs. Peter Anthony's daughter from Danielson has been spending few days here, as her mother has had a badly burned arm.
 Mrs Stephen Clarke has recovered from 1ameness caused by injuring her ankle by slipping on her kitchen floor, which was wet.
 Apples Stolen.
 Apples were picked at the home of Mrs. John Smith at Black Hill the past week and barrels of them had been put in the cellar. A few nights ago a barrel of them was stolen from the cellar and taken away in a team. The careta,ker of the place. MT. Ba- ker heard the thieves and hurriedly dTaSSa6 h11f thaU Ge0t before theV were caught.
 Brought From Hospital.
 Edward Smith, who was injured at Woodstock fair, was brought from the Day -Kimban hospital in Putnam to the home of his parents, MT and Mrs Esec Smith, where he'will stay until he recovers and is able to return to his home in MooSup.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Hill of Norwich have been visitors at Alfred Hills. Edward Gallager and daughter, Mary, were in Worcester Saturday to see Mrs. Gallager. and infant daugh- ter, who will return soon from St. Vincent's hospital. Mrs. Celinda McStay has been wis., iting at Elmer Pierson's in Norwich. On Vacation Outing.
 Mir. and Mrs. John E. Vaughn of days at William / Simmons. MT. Vaughn is employed by the Shore Line Electric Railway Co. and is enjoying his annual vacation.
 Frank By1es of Schenectady. N. Y, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Charles Byles.
 Mrs Stanley Moore of Fields Point, R. l., has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Cornell.
 Miss Lillian Cooper who teaches at East Lyme, spent Sunday at her home Richard Foley of Melrose, Mass, who was a popular station agent here fifteen years ago. was caller with friends Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Burrill Franklin and Irving Franklin of Providence, Will liam Hopkins of Tiverton were Sun day guests of William Shelley. Mrs. James l.. Gardner was at Staff ford Wednesday to attend the fair and visit her brother, Chester Burdick. United States Representative Rich