Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
CENTRAL VILLAGE

NGlN NAL VxAAkAA36 Tower on Worsted Mill Repaired- eaIIou- Drown Weddins-Yeuns Pse- l pie to Join Congregational Church | Sunday. Miss Beatrice Seguin who returned | from three weeks stay at Pleasant l View, R. l., Saturday, is i'll with scar | let fever.
 Miss CeIinda McStay has moved. to the Perkins tenement on the Waure- 1 gan road.
 John Kelley has returned from Fish | CTS Island.
 l have been Norwich visitors. Miss Dorolhea Gardner has returned | from a visit in Providence with her | cousin. Miss Evelyn Stetson. | Miss Bridget Sullivan has returned | from several weeks stay at Watch l Hill.
 Miss Eva Russell spent Sunday at her home in Yantic- Tower Repaired. The water tower at the Central Worsted Mill has been repaired this week. It was necessary to shingle the holes all over 1t where it was damaged by lightning. A new flag pole has been erected on the top of the tower. MT. and Mrs. Raymond Rider and
 
 Watch Hill. where they have been staying several weeks. Arthur Bennett of Philadelphia has been calling on friends. He spent his boyhood days here.
 Home From the Shore.
 Mir. and Mrs. Philip Mathewson have returned from Watch Hill:
 Thurher Mrs. Fred Willis, George Willis of Putnam, Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Letender of Norwich have been visi- tors at William Deans.
 Elmer Rider has returned to his home in Rehoboth, Mass. having spent a few days with his brother, Raymond Rider.
 Miss Estelle Tripp has returned to her home in Dayville having visited al the home of her aunt, Mrs. Herman Chapman.
 Miss Sarah Card has been visiting in Greeneville, at the home of Mrs. Daniel Dutton.
 Mrs. Julia Wilbur of Centerville, R. l., visited friends Friday.
 Miss Margaret Mathews has re- turned from a weeks stay at Pleas ant View.
 Home on FurIoush.
 AIpfonse Cochrane who is at Fort Terry, has been spending short fur tough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Colbeth Couchane.
 Robert Mcfarland has been spend ing a fortnight home on furloueh with his parents MT. and Mrs. Robert Mo Farland.
 Mrs. William Nettleton has return ed from Philadelphia where her hus- band is employed.
 Mir and Mrs l.. Howard Cross spent Sunday at Willimantic Camp Ground with Miss Phebe Barber.
 MT. and Mrs. George Thatcher have returned from Willimantic Camp Ground.
 Miss Marion Flyers of Methuen is visiting her cousin, Miss Winifred Flyers.
 Miss winifred Flyers, Misses Hattie | and PriscilH Matthews spent Sunday | at the Moosup house at Willimanttc Camp Ground.
 Avery Metcalf was in Norwich on Sunday.
 Called to PIainfieid.
 The Central Fire company was call ed to Plainfield Sunday evening to assist at the fire at the Plainfield laundry. !
 Lester Gardner, driver of the auto mobile hospital ambulance for the naval hospital at Newport, R. l., spent at the home of his father, Dr. James l.. Gardner. Stuart Ellsworth spent Sunday at his home in Uxbridge, Mass.
 Napoleon Reaudry has returned from l short vacation spent in Providence and vicinity. Miss Ethel Collins has returned from wo weeks visit with friends in New York and New Haven.
 Mrs. David Beaudry and Miss Rose Beaudry were at Rocky Point and Sunday.
 Guest at Wedding.
 Miss Ethel Collins has been in Ux- ,ridge, Mass, to attend the Ballou- Drown wedding at the Episcopal hurch. The bride was Miss Myrtle 3allou, daughter of Willard Ballou and ormerly lived here.
 Mrs. James Walsh is at Lawrence: Iass., where she is caring for. her laughter, who has been very ill with onsilitis and quincy throat George D. Seguim will attend the business Eollege in Providence this all. MT. and Mrs. George Potvin, Ruth nd Arlene Potvin and Miss Seman ,eparle were at the camp meeting at Sunday.
 Mrs. Abby Hopkins, telephone op- ( rator at Danielson, is taking her va ( ation.
 Will Unite With Church Sunday, Sept. End, Mir. Barber's last $ unday as acting pastor here, the fol- i owing young people will unite with he church confession of faith: l 1iss Emma. Bradley, Elwood Byles, + Hiss Miriam Chapman, Miss Ruth | ( ooper, Miss Dorothea Gardner, Miss auline Mathewson, Miss Ruth Math- wson, Miss Helen Tillinghast.
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