Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-24
CENTRAL VILLAGE

Mrs George Loring and Mrs. Ar mold Iathewson motored 10 Concord. Mass- Thursday
 Dr. and Mrs. James l.. Gardner, Miss Dorothy Gardner and Miss Louise Baker were in Moosup Saturday aft noon to attend the funeral of Mrs. Gardner's nephew, Floyd Boyle, who uicd in a hospital in New York hay ing influenza and pneumonia. He was i9 years old, and ;he eldest son of Mr. and Ai-s. Eugene Boyle. Burial was in the family lot at Evergreen cemetery. in this village.
 Frank DaNley of Plainfeld is the -ateman at Inc railroad crossing Cy- rus Battey resigned on account of his health.
 Chester Burdick Of Stafford Springs visited his sister. Mrs. James l.. Gard ner. Friday. having been called here hy the death of his nephew, Floyd scyle.
 Lucy We5b Hayes circle cf the La d.rS Of Inc Ji. X. R-, held their Octob- CT me~tinE in the vestry of the Con- sTsEationzl church Thursday after nocn when state officers were enter i.-iuei. Refreshments were served.
 Mosormsn Thomas Weaver and Mrs. Weaver arc ;ll at their nome.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hoffman have rented of Joseph Gileran his furnished home m School street. Mir and Mrs. Giller- an have charge of the Central hotel while William Shaughnessy is in ,smp.
 Mir and Mrs. George Keere of Prov dencc have been visiting at George Potvins
 Mrs. Stephen Clarke has been a visitor at thN home of her son. How ard Clarke. at Goodyear.
 Mrs. Ernest Wilde has recovered from the grip.
 Mrs George Terrey has been wis ting her daughter, Mrs. George Baker in Putnam.
 William Brown loaded his cattle onto cattle cars Monday. They are tc be sent 10 parties out West.
 Alfred Hill, who has been seriously ih Is recovering.
 MT and Mrs Henry Cushing. Mir and Mrs. Fred Cushing, and daugh- ter. of Providence were visitors Sat urday az John E'ietcher's.
 Miss Mary Bvles has been at home as the school in Danielson where she teaches has closed on account of much Illness in Killingly.
 Conrad Poppe, who has been dan. -NlNNrle lll aA lamp l}eNerlS TOT SeN' rra' weeks. IS able to si. ur a little awhile, althouEh still very werl1
 Miss Alice Pike. an assistant at thu Farnsworth-Phinney Mill office. is 10 with influenza at the home of he cousin. Mrs Foster Burgess.
 Charles Greene of New London was a business visitor hero Monday
 The Central Fire Company was call d about 2.20 o'clock Saturday after noon 70 a irn in Kennedy City. Tn, rouse was ocruried by Charles Bak cr and Charles Collins.
 Ii was a had fire as it probabl, started from ihe chimney and wa. Hetween the partitions. but the fire men soon had the blaze under contro and saved ihe building, which be. .ongs 10 the Cutler DroHerty The fir, eoupany's record at fires since it. organization is a fine one, not only 70 this village, hut in the other vii a-os Tn town 10 which they have beer -ai'ed.
 Raymond Eaton. who has been Il uO weeks is able to be out His broth r- William. has been delivering tn Norwich Bulletin during his illness.
 Miss Florence Rhodes spent Sun .Iv at her home in Oxford. Mass.
 Mrs. Sarah Dawson, who has beer n for tw" weeks. is recovering.
 Mrs. John Weaver Of Brooklyn i +t the hCme Of her son, Thoma Weaver on account Of the illness o dr and Mrs. Weaver.