Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-20
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Harris Reed lniures Finger So That Amputation is Neeessary-sehoo Janitor Tt With Scarlet Fever-Per. sonaI Itere, .s.--, ..'

Mrs. Ernest French has been en- tertaining her sister, Mrs. Jennie Frink of Jamestown.
 Asher Stark of Providence visited Iiarriett Stark.
 Everett E. Brown of Pomfret was a Sunday visitor with relatives Leroy Greene has returned from ting his sister. Mir and Mrs. George Carey, Miss Amanda Fisher and Louis Stockweil of Norwich were Sunday visitors at I'red Tillinghast's. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Walker of Southampton. l.. l., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Walkers mother, Mrs. Ellen Torrey.
 Mr and Mrs. Frank Evans of Bos.. sister, Mrs. Fred Graves. Home on FurIough. Alphonse Couchane of Fort Terry spent Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Colbert Couchane. Mrs. Fred Mitchell was at Aver, Sunday, to visit her steps, son, Floyd soon to be sent to another camp.
 Finger Amputated. Harris Reed was badly injured in machinery Monday. He had one fin ger se badly injured that he had it amputated to the first joint at the
 
 was assisted by Dr. Frank Downing of Moosup.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred North spent Sun day at Camp Devens with Mir. North 8
 Home From. Norwich. Mrs Avery Metcalf has returned from the sanatorium at Norwich much improved in health. She stayed there several weeks.
 Mrs. Charles Barber was at Aver, Sunday.
 Miss Josephine Armstrong was in Norwich Saturday.
 Miss Charlotte Chesley was visi- tor with friends at Aver. Sunday. at the office of a jewelry firm :. in Providence, spent Sunday at her home.
 George R. Torrey was at Aver Suit
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank olds of .Provi- dence visited Mrs. Oids' cousin, Mrs. Charles Barber, Tuesday.
 Rev. Clarence H. Barber of Daniel son preacher here Sunday.
 Mrs. Clare Petern1an was at Aver, Sunday. to visit her nephew, Floyd Captain Howard Byles of Camp Devens spent Sunday at his home.
 Lester Gardner who was recently operated on at the Naval hospital in Of his father, pr. James l.. Gardner:
 Miss Grace Clune of Norwich. who is teaching in W:llimantic. visited here Friday, where she formerly taught school.
 Janitor Has Fever.
 Eba Huntington, janitor at the school buildings, is i'll with scarlet fever.
 Mrs. Mary F. Loring has returned from a visit at the home of her sis ter in Waterbury. .--
 Mrs. John Fletcher has. returned ch spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Henry Cushing and other rela- lives. 7
 The Kings Daughters held a meet ing at their rooms Monday afternoon.
 Returns to Canterbury.
 Mrs. James Pope has returned to her home in. Canterbury, having spent two weeks at the home of her niece, Mrs. William Gouche.
 from a visit at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Stone in Provi- dence.
 MT coutury has rS,,,m moved into. into the the gently vacated by Cyrus Battey. Mrs. Benjamin Parkhurst and son F're6acrick of Sterling. visited Mrs. Parkhurst's cousin. Mrs. James Gard ner, Wednesday.
 Felix Lambert has moved into the tenement recently vacated by Esec smith. who has moved to East Green wich, R. l..
 Mrs. James Walsh has returned from Lawrence, Mass
 Motor Guests Entertained. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Longeway of West Edgewood. N. J., Edgar Lonse- way Of New York city and their aunt. Mrs. Thomas Shannon. also of West Edgewood, N. J., motored here Thurs day to spend few days at William Deans, returning to their homes on Sunday Mrs. Shannon formerly lived here.