Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-27

Fitch A. Carey. who has been q well
 known resident here for forty years. died at a sanitarium in Norwich, to
 which he had been taken Monday. on
 account of mental weakness, having
 been failing for about three years. He
 leaves a brother, George Carey and Q
 sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Geer in Norwich,
 a daughter. Mrs. Frederick Tfl1inghass- and two grandsons, Edward and Wal
 do Tillinghast of this village. He was
 7S years old. Funeral services were held at his
 home Wednesdays afternoon at 2 o'clock. - Rev. Charles Downs, pastor
 of the Congregational church off1ciated. The bearers were John Kelley. Jesse Hopton, Everett Ladd and Stuart Ells-
 worth. Burial was in the family lot
 at Evergreen cemetery. News in General. Mrs. Jesse Hopton. who has been i'll, has recovered.
 Mrs Arthur Brown of Southbridge,
 Mass, was a visitor here Thursday. Clarence Perman remains i'll with bronchitis at his home. Frederick Williams of Willfmantic has been recent visitor at l.. H. Cross's.
 Frank H. TilIinghast and Miss Lou
 ise Tillinghast were in Providence Thursday.
 Peter Bourque fell at the Plainfeld with a severe cold Philip Mathewson has received the news OI LH0 Q0dIl or ms niece, MISS Hannah Baldwin, in California, where she has spent several yeaG for the benefit of her health. Mrs. Arthur Flyers is confined to her home by illness caused by rheumatism Thomas Sullivan of Hartford, for merly bookkeeper at the office of the Plainheld Woolen Co. visited local friends Saturday. Miss Gertrude Handy was awarded the prize at the firemen's bazaar Sat evening of Taken to Baekus Hospital. Master John Weaver has. been. III Middle Bourque, youngest son of Wooien mill Saturday and struck a steel spindle entirely through his hand causing painful injury. Sunday he was taken to the Backus hospital in Charles Fletcher of Providence spent sunday with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. John Fletcher.
 Miss Elizabeth Bourque was in Nor. wfch, Saturday. Frederick Brewster has been a re- cent visitor in Boston. where he at tended Billy Sunday service. Attended Whist. Several local people were in Moosup Monday evening to attend the whist party held by the members of the < Eastern Star
 Frank c. Til1inghast and James Ad- | ams were in Woodstock, Saturday aft
 ernoon. to attend the funeral of Dr. Nelson Darling. William Jowett entertained his fath-
 CT. William Jowett, of Southbridge, Mass, Sunday.
 Miss Mary Lambert entertained Miss | Belleville of Plainfield, Sunday MT. and Mrs. Arthur Harrington of Providence, spent Sunday at Mir. Har- ringtons brother, Frank Harrington. Miss Odna Seguin was in Norwich Saturday. Funeral of Henry AIIebaugh. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Loring were in Providence Tuesday, to attend the fu- neral of Mrs. Loring's father, Henry Allebaugh. = = Mrs. Olive McDonaid of Canterbury mas been spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Stephen A. Clarke. ba Mrs B. Hoxie Lillibridge was in Montville, Wednesday, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Harriet Tanner Haz- en.
 Mrs. Daniel Dutton of GreeneviIle,
 has been a recent guest of friends here, where she formerly lived. Mrs. Urge1e Lafrance was the guest or relatives in Danielson. Sunday. Mrs. Walter Greene. who has been with relatives in Southbridge. Mass. and Burlington. Vt. for several weeks, has returned.
 Charles Bragg has been a business caller in New York David Beaudy, who has been i'll sev-
 eral weeks is recovering. Married 65 Years. Today CSaturday) will be the sixty fifth anniversary of the marriage of | Mir. and Mrs. Stephen A. Lewis |