Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-24


 Mrs. George Loring has been the guest of relatives in Wauregan.
 Miss Edna Lillibridge has returned from a ten days visit at pr. Kooert McLeod's at New Rochelle, N. Y.
 Mrs. Mortimer Stetson has been visitor in Norwich.
 Miss Rose Beaudry, formerly a stenographer in an office in Prov1- dence. has resigned on account of the recent death Of her father. and Is eIn- ployed in the office at Lawton Mills in Plainfield.
 Miss Gertrude Hall of Putnam and Mrs. A. E. Hall of South Killingly have been visitors at l.. Howard Cross.
 Norwich visitor.
 recent visitor at Taftville.
 Miss Lila Fitzpatrick of Worcester spent Saturday and Sunday with her cousin, Miss Helen Bossett. Mrs: Frank Edgerton and dangh- ter, Hazel. spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Edgerton's brother, George Greene at Washington, R. I.
 Much furniture belonging to the es- tate of Fitch A. Carey has been dis posed of at private sale.
 Too Cold for School Sessions.
 Miss Ethel Collins has returned to her school in New Hampshire after few weeks stay at her home. The school was closed on account of the
 
 could not attend. While at her home she has been doing clerical work for Town Clerk Sessions Adams and at the offfce of the Central Worsted Co.
 Earl Bragg, who is employed at Ol- neville, R. l., spent Sunday at his home.
 Mrs Mary Rathbone and Miss Grace Rathbone of Norwich have been vtsi- tors at Stephen A. Clarke's.
 MT. Blanchard has moved his fam fly here from Jewett City. They for merly lived here
 Miss Miriam Vaughn of Norwich spent Sunday with her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. William Simmons.
 Rev. John Wright. formerly pastor of the Dayville Congregational church. preached here Sunday. He is taking a special course at Harvard. MT. and Mrs. George Baker of Put nam have been visiting Mrs. Bakers mother, Mrs. Ellen Torrey.
 Five O'Clock Tea. The Kings Daughters held a meet ing at their rooms Monday afternoon. A five o'clock tea was served for the | MT. and Mrs Samuel Mitchell have returned to their home in Manches- 1 Lugene Collins has gone to Hollis ton, Mass, to work in a store. willis Carpenter is recovering from i blood poisoning in his hand, having | had sL it for several ,, weeks; n.,o,s.
  spent Monday with Mrs. Celinda Mo Stay.
 Mrs. Robert Loring has been a Providence visitor.
 Albert c. Walker was in Norwich Monday.
 Miss Helen w. Tillinghast is assist ing at the off1ce of the Central Worst | ed Go.
 Chimney Fire. Monday afternoon about 4.30 the | Central Fire Co. was called to the | P1ainfield woolen mill boarding house on account of a bad chimney fire. The fire broke through the roof about nine feet from the chimney. In a short time the fire was under control by using the fire extinguishers and the chemical engine. [
 Entertainment Followed Supper. Saturday evening the Ladies' Aid society held a baked bean supper at the church. At 8 o'clock an entertain naent in charge of Mrs. Mortimer Stet- son was given. using the following program: Vocal solo. Mrs. Walter Greene; plano duet, Miss Mary Ladd r and Mrs Mortimer Stetson; vocal so- To, A Little Bit of Heaven, Mortimer Stetson: solo, Down Where the River Shannon Flows. Mrs. Charles Bragg. St. Patrick's Day games were played.
 Golden Wedding.
 Sunday is the golden anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs. Will liam Dean, who have spent all of their married life in this village.