Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-07
CENTRAL VILLAGE

The funeral of Charles Dearborne was held at New London Thursday morning. Rev. Myron Center of that city ofhciated. Burial was at Cedar Grove cemetery, New London. MT. Dearborne leaves three sisters, Mrs. Frederick Harrow of Hawthorne, N. J., Mrs. W. D. Beekwith and Mrs. Alvin Steward of New London.
 Mrs. Thomas Weaver has been en- tertaining Mrs. George Weller of Westerly.
 Walter. Newport, youngest son of William Newport, left Saturday for Camp Devens. George Greene was unable to go that day on account of an injured hand. but will go later.
 Miss Ethel Collins has returned to Stoddard, N. H.. where she will teach the coming year. She taught there the past year in lower grade. Rev. Frank Fuller of Abingdon has been visiting here. where he formerly lived.
 Mrs. Edith Woodman has returned from New Hampshire and Maine, where she has been spending the sum mer.
 Mrs. Patrick J. Cassidy of Norwich has been spending several days with Miss Josephine Armstrong. Mrs. James L. Gardner has been wis., | iting at the home of her brother, Ches- l ter s,Burdick. at Stafford Springs Mrs. Burt Cook and Mrs. William Flyers attended the gathering at At lantic Beach Saturday held by mem i beFs of the Eastern Star chapters. l Miss Helen W. Tillinghast has re- turned from Pleasant View. Miss Ella Lawton has returned to her home in Brooklyn, where she | teaches. She has been visiting he1 sister, Mrs. William Loring, for sew eral weeks.
 Miss Louise Elliott has returned from Colchester, where she has beer visiting relatives.
 Roy Flyers is home from the willi- mantle camp ground, where he acted as a Boy Scout bugler.
 Mrs. Ralph Street has returned from Willimantic camp ground.
 Mrs. Moses BaIlou has been a Nor. wich visitor.
 Several local young ladies attended a dance in Moosup Friday evening a | Odd Fellows hall held by the "gas men" from Greene, R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. Randall Davis O. Woodstock and MT. and Mrs. Charie: Davis of Providence have been visit ing relatives here.
 Mrs. Ann Adams has been spending several days with relatives in Provi dence.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse M Hopton spen Saturday and Sunday at the home O Mrs. Hopton's father in Wales, Mass
 Frederick North returned Monda. from few days vacation spent camp ing with friends at Norwich lake | Mass.
 Mrs. George Winsor and son Johl were Norwich visitors Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Edgerton an, daughter Hazel have returned from weeks stay at Quonochontaug Beach R. I.
 Ralph Layton has returned to hi home in Bradford, Mass, having wis tied his cousin. George Loring. | Miss Phebe Barber returned Frida, after two weeks stay at Willimanti camp ground.
 Mrs. James Walsh and son Jame are visiting relatives at West Troy N. Y.
 Mrs. Charles Dearborn has returne from New London, where she has bee spending few days with relatives.
 Miss Marjorie Baker of Worceste spent Sunday at the home of he grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Torrey.
 The Kings Daughters met at thei rooms Monday afternoon.
 Miss Minnie Newport is visiting he brother, Otis Newport, in Worcester
 Mrs. George Perkins is entertairin her niece from New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Prue and chil dren of Taftville were Sunday visitor at Urgele Lafrances