Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-08
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Two Houses of Estate of Late Mrs Mary Cutler Williams, of Noank Sold-W. C. T. U. and Ladies of G A. R. Invited to Hold Picnic Tues day. &

Mrs. Edward Gallager and two daughters, Mary and Gertrude, are visiting friends in Southbridge, Mass. Dogs have been damaging gardens, scratching up cucumber vines and trampling through bean vines. Owners of dogs should keep them confined ac- cording to the law, or pay damages.
 Asher Brown motored to Rocky Point, Thursday.
 Miss Elizabeth Barber has return ed from a few days visit at the home of their brother Gardner Barber, at Moose Neck. R. I.
 George Gould was al Rocky Point, Thursday, Emancipation day.
 Mrs. George Boardman of Glasgo, and Mrs Mary Parker of Voluntown were at William Deans, Thursday
 The Fraternal Benefit League mo- tored to Rocky Point, Sunday for the annual outing
 Miss Angeline Guerin has been en- tertaining her uncle from Worcester.
 Rector Does His Bit.
 Rev. J. D. Hull, rector at the Epis- copal church at Plainfeld is showing his patriotism. He is assisting at the
  which is doing government work. One of the former bookkeepers has been called to Camp Devens.
 Dr. and Mrs. James L. Gardner spent Sunday at Rocky Point
 Supt. and Mrs. John L. Chapman and daughter, Miriam. have been at the shore at Madison, guests at Mrs Chapman's brothers cottage.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Gouche and sons Clifford and Leslie, spent Sun day at Rocky Point.
 Henry Loughran of Camp Devens spent Sunday at his home.
 Buys Two Houses.
 Peter Derpis has purchased two of the houses belonging to the estate of the late Mrs. Mary Cutler Williams of Noank.
 daughter Dorothy, spent Sunday at Rocky Point.
 Busy in Washington. Frank Lafavre returned Saturday to Washington, D. C.. where he has a government position. After his days work is done for the government he is motorman for several hours. He spent a few days at his home here as he took the civil service examina- tion for the post office in ths vii. lage. Stuart Ellsworth of Camp Devens spent Sunday at his home George Mcfarland of Fort Terry spent Sunday at home. He expects tC be sent lover there" soon. His broth. CT, Robert, went to France severa months ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Denis spent Sun. 1 day at Rocky Point. Mir. and Mrs. Fred W. Tiilinghas ] and son, Waldo, are at Pleasant View i for a month.
 Mrs. Abby Hopkins is at her homo for a few weeks vacation. She is da! operator at the Central telephone ex 1 change, at Danielson. Laban Adams is entertaining hi | daughter, Miss Grace Adams of Man | chester.
 Safely Across.
 Relatives of Fred Faucher have re ceived a cablegram announcing hi safe arrival over there. Mrs. Annie Mahew has been at tn Nome of her daughter, Mrs Ernes Bar, at Lawrence, Mass, to hee he new granddaughter. Miss Charlotte Reece of Concoro Mass, has been visiting at Mrs. Mar. l F. Lorings.
 Miss Helen Tfllinghast is spendin a week at Pleasant View, R. I.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Martin, Mis- Emma Martin and Miss Mildred Mar l tin were at Rocky Point, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dean and Mis- Marguerite Porter visited relatives i Canterbury, Sunday.
 Raymond Rider, an electrician ir New London, spent Sunday at hi | home.
 Invited to Hold Picnic.
 The W. c. T. U. of Plainfeld an Lucy Webb Hayes circle of the La dies of the G. A. R.. of Central Vii lage, have been invited to have thei annual picnic with Mrs c. T. BishoT Tuesday, August 18th. At three o'cloc the W. c. T. U. will hold their Au | gust meeting for one hour which wi be a mothers meeting At roll cal each is to respond with her favorit Bible verse.