Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-12
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Doc Valued at 500 KiIIed-ciub Do
ing Red Cross Wsrk-Norvsieh Man
Leaves Walker Farrn-Guests at
Luncheon For Bride Elect.

A bull dog was struck by an au-
to near the fire station Thursday eve
ming about $50 O'Clock, and was so
seriously injured that Deputy Sheriff
inm ediateiy went to the owner of the
dog, Fred Cook, but he was not at
fault as the dog had safely crossed
the road, then turned around and
suddenly ran in front OF the machine
before the driver was able to stop his
car The dog was a puppy and was
valued at 500. 1t was recently pur
chased by Mr.. Cook.
Going to Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Cross OF New
port r. l., have been spending a few
days at the home OF Mr.. Cross broth
er, Howard Cross. before going to
their new home IN Hartford.
Mrs. Charles Lewis has been III for
several days with a severe throat
Doing Red Cross Work.
Misses Ruth and Pauline Mathew
son entertained the young ladies' club
Friday afternoon The club is doing
Mrs. Leroy Greene, who was recent
~ thrown from a carriage in Plain
field. y able to be out, although rather
lame.
Mr. scho1eld of Mystic has moved
his family into Albert Walkers ten
ement recently vacated by Arthur
Davis.
WiEiam Thompson. chief OF the Gem
trail Fire Co. No. 1, has recovered
from grip.
Miss Patricia Cassidy Of Norwich
has been the guest OF Miss Josephine
Miss Grace Connolly received May
basket Friday evening from her
sehoolmates. The children were en-
tertained at the Connolly home.
Protection lodge Of Odd Fellows in
itiated AAe candidates Thursday eve
ming. The membership of the lodge
is fast growing.
The Central Fire Co. was called
Saturday afternoon for a chimney
City, but the fire was under control
before the f1remen reached the house.
DR.. James L. Gardner was, in Nor
wich, Saturday
The Ecclesiastical Society held a
business meeting at the church par
lors Saturday evening Harold Bar
Der of Hartford Theological Seminary
preached here Sunday
Mrs. Mary F.. Loring entertained
Miss Greenman of Norwich this week.
Miss Emma Greenhalgn has return
ed to Reading, Mass, where she is a
teacher in the commercial department
of the high school,
Norwich Man Leases House.
]. L. Watrous of Norwich has hired
Albert G. Walkers farm on River
street, and purchased Clarence Dog
gett's route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barr and son.
of Moosup, spent Sunday with local
relatives.
Some of the members of the Red
Cross society brought their knitting
to the entertainment and dance Sat
urday evening.
Thomas Carlan has been i'll at Ais
home.
Albert c. Walker has been i'll with a
severe throat trouble.
Misses Margaret and Evelyn Wright
Of Worcester have been guests at the
home OF their uncle, Charles McFar-
land.
Miss Mae Lambert of Worcester has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Lambert.
Horne From Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Rouse have re-
turned from St. Cloud Florida, where
they have been spending the winter.
William Greene, who formerly lived
here, has returned from Oneco.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hall of South
Killingly and Miss Alice Kendall of
Putnam have been visitors this week
at William Deans.
Luncheon For Bride Elect.
Mrs. George Loring and Miss Louise
Tillinghast attended a luncheon at
Weuregan at the home of Miss Dor
othy Atwood, who entertained the
young ladies who are to be the brides
maids at the Loring- Tillinghast we'd
ding May 18th. The bride elect Miss
Harriet Goring was the guest of hon