Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-07
Windham County CENTRAL VILLAGE
Westerly Man Sent to Jail for in- toxication-Summer visitors. Being Entertained-Mrs. William Babcoek Home From Backus Hospital.

Mrs James L. Gardner has been in Moosup on account of the serious 1l- ness Of her mother, Mrs. Valentine BurdicE, who is recovering from Dron- August Holgerson has returned from Brooklyn, N. Y., where he has been spending two weeks with relatives. :
 Mir and Mrs Edward Tatro and children of Leominster, Mass. are wis iting at the home of Mrs. Tatro's brother, Larry Stanthrope-
 Home From College.
 Miss Stella Lafrance, class of 1918. has returned from the Woman's Col lege in Providence, to spend her Va cation with her parents, Commission CT and Mrs. Negele Lafrance.
 Louis Bassett has moved his fam ily to Plainfield. He was formerly manager of the Central Cash Market and is now manager of a shoe store in Plainfeid
 George Miller has moved into the tenement vacated by Louis Bassett.
 Miss Emma Greenhalgh, commercial teacher at the high school in Read ing. Mass, is spending the vacation at Charles Briggs
 Mrs. Charles Lewis has returned from SpringfieId, Mass, where she formerly lived where she has been spending a week with friends.
 John Smith, who claimed Westerly as his home, was arrested Thursday in a badly intoxicated condition by Constable Frank c. TilIinghast- He had 26 cents in his pocket so was committed to Brooklyn Jail.
 Miss Lillian Cooper has been visit ing at Edward Gallup's at Ekonk-
 Miss, oliva Dutton of Greeneyille' formerly of this village. spent sun day with Miss Mary Peterman.
 Guest From Canada.
 Mrs Benjamin Broadhead Is enter taining her sister from Canada
 Mrs TT1rrieff Barnes of Providence is at the home of her cousin, Mrs AL fred Hill to spend the summer
 Leroy Greene, who has been Ill the past week, is much better
 Miss Charlotte Rsece of Boston has been spending several days at Mrs, Mary F. Loring's.
 The Colonial Orchestra furnished music for a Sterling dance Saturday evening
 Nice Looking Strawberries.
 At Labau Adams store, some fine native strawberries. raised by George Craft, have been on exhibition.
 Mrs. Mark Shepard of New London. N. H.. has been visiting her sisters. Mrs. Ernest French and Mrs. Herman Alton watrous, who has been i'll, is recovering.
 MT. and Mrs. Asher Stark and sons of Providence spent Sunday at the home of Mr.sStark's sister, Mss liar riett Stark
 The Akron to Boston Express auto truck passed through here Monday afternoon.
 Miss Clara Fletcher spent Sunday at Frank Thayer's in Putnam.
 Charles Fletcher of Putnam visited his parents. Mir. and Mrs. John F1et- cher, Friday.
 Miss Margaret Reed spent Sunday with friends in Providence.
 Mrs Charles Byies has gone to Schenectady, N. Y. to visit her son, Frank A. Byies and family.
 Alfred Prue and family Of Taftvi1ie, former residents here, were Sunday visitors at Urgele Lafrance's.
 George Greene of Hope Valley. R. |, has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank Edgerton and family.
 Mir and Mrs. James Mcfarland are spending several days in Boston.
 Some of the Fourth of July celebra- tors began Sunday evening to cele- nrate. There are plenty of laws in town but some of the most important are sometimes overlooked
 Home From Hospital. Mrs William Babcock has returned after two weeks stay at the Backus hospital in Norwich, where she had an operation performed. She is fast regaining her health.
 Master Lloyd Babcock has returned from@a visit with relatives in Plain field