Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-25
CENTRAL. VILLAGE
Fire Company Gives Barn Dance For Red Cross Benefit-Reception Given NewIyweds - William Bradley in Cavalry at Camp Upton.

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 Miss Ruth Mathewson has been a New London visitor.
 Miss Ruth Cooper received a huge basket recently. The large party of young people were caught and all had jolly time.
 Barn Dance.
 The barn dance held by the Gen. tral Fire Co. Friday evening was largely attended. It was given for the benefit of the Rcd Cross society.
 Rendered Reception.
 A reception was held Saturday eve ming in honor of MT. and Mrs. Jerome Lafrance. at the home of the groom's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Urgle Lafrance MT. and Mrs Lafrance returned Sat urday from their wedding trip They were married in Danielson Tuesday. Miss Mary Byles was in Worcester Saturday, the guest of her cousin Miss Marjorie Baker. They spent Sunday at Camp Devens, guests o1 Miss Byles' brother, Captain Howard Torrey Byles.
 Private Henry Loughran of Camp Devens was at his home Saturday. He is employed at the camp as a meat cutter four days each week.
 Miss Mary Bourque recently enter tained her cousin from WiIlimantic Foster Burgess, a sailor at Nan tucket, Mass, spent Sunday at his home.
 To Teach at Torrington.
 Miss Elizabeth Elliott, who recently resigned as teacher at the Wauregar school, has gone to Torrington, where she will probably teach the remain. der of the school year. Lucy Webb Hayes Circle of the La dies of the G. A. R.. met Friday a the home of Mrs. Charles Byles.
 Rev. and Mrs. Whitman Wood O Pawtucket, R. l., were recent guest of Miss Elizabeth Barber | Miss Elizabeth Barber is spendin, two weeks at the home of her niece Mrs. A. Edward Hall. John Frances was in Canterbur, Friday to attend the funeral of hi brother-in-law, Elias Patrick.
 Member of Cavalry.
 William Bradley. who has been sta toned at Camp Upton. N. Y. since Il enlisted several weeks ago, spent Sat urday and Sunday with his parent: MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bradley. He is member of the cavalry troop.
 Clarence Frances of Jamestown, F l.. has been visiting his parents, Nil and Mrs. John Frances.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bavaria an daughter, Arlene, of Westerly. R. l have been visiting at the Colonia Farm, the home of Mrs. Favaria's ia ther, William Elliott.
 Miss Josephine Armstrong remain ill at her home.
 Miss Lila Schofield has returned | her home in New Hampshire, havin visited friends here for week.
 Lester Gardner, auto-ambuianc driver at the naval hospital at New port, R. L, spent Sunday at the hon of his father, Dr. James L. Gardner.
 Felix Wakely of Bumkire Islam Boston, spent Sunday at his home.
 Matthew Cullen of Rutland, Mas. was the guest of Miss Gertrude Har dy at the home of Israel Seguin Sur day.
 Sunday Guests.
 Frank Barber and Miss Daisy Lev is of Woody Hill, R. l.. Mrs. Emol Kenyon of Rockville, R. l., and E lery Barber of Barberville, R. l., M and Mrs. Amos E. Hall of South Xxi lingly were Sunday visitors with Wi liam Dean and other relatives.
 Miss Clara Fletcher spent Saturds and Sunday with relatives in Pay tucket, R. I.
 Mrs. Bridget Reed entertained h sister, Miss Tanning of Moosup Su] day.
 The Kings Daughters met at the rooms Monday afternoon.