Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

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 Walter c. Drew was a. his bungalow at Poquetanuck cove for the week end
 Milton Putney of Mt. Hermon, Northfeld, is spending a week in town.
 Miss Nellie Kirby of Lincoln ave- nue is at Block Island for a few days. Henry w Tibbits was a guest of John T. Amy at Eastern Point Sun day.
 Frank Tobin and family have left town for their new home in Ontario, Can.
 John Lynch of Montvilne was a visitor at Fishers Island Sunday aft ernoon.
 William J. Leahy of Boswell avenue is spending a weeks vacation at Block Islanad.
 | Mrs. Olive Bailey has gone to visit | her son, Mrs. A. R. Taintor of Brook line, Mass.
 I Mrs. Clarence Hurlburt of Asylum 1 street has returned from visiting in New York.
 Mrs. William Ladd has been a guest at the Adams cottage, Crescent Beach, the past week. Mir. and Mrs. William IT. Shields re- | turned to Block Island on Sunday after spending the week in town. R. A. Gilchrist of Boston has return ed from visiting his brother William Gichrist of Mechanic street.
 Miss May Randall of North Stoning- ton is the guest of Mrs. Charles Brock way at Hallville for a few days. | Miss May Desmond is spending her vacation of two weeks with relatives in Boston, Brockton and Maiden. William Clark of Hillside farm. Preston, who has been at Ocean Beach for few days, returned home Friday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Stanbley who have been visiting her brother l Charles of Poquetanuck, returned home | Sunday.
 Miss Fannie Brown and Miss Mary | Sullivan of West Main street are spending a week camping out at Pine Grove.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lozine Hurlbut of West Thames street has returned from a short stay at the Willimantic camp l grounds.
 Mrs. c. l.. Johnson and Mrs. George Stander of Bridgeport are guests of MT and Mrs. Herbert M. Leion of Maple street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broadway of Hallville, who have been spending a few days in North Stonington, returned home Saturday,. Mrs. John Rathbone and sons l Charles Loren and John Howard. and Miss Hattie H. Avery attended church in Salem Sunday.
 Jeremiah A. Desmond was n New York several days last week. attending the ball games in the course of his vacation of a week.
 S. c. Hooker formerly proprietor of the Hooker house, INiIIimantic. is making an extended stay at the Crock CT house, New London. Mrs. Herbert Wiley and sons, Mas | ters Charles and Herbert of Asylum street, have returned from visiting rel atives in Springfield.
 William Clark and W. R. Street, who have been spending a few days at ocean Beach, have returned to their homes in Pocquetanuck.
 The Misses Belle and Madeline Winthrop of Wilmington, Del. have returned from visiting Mrs. William Gilchrist of Mechanic street.
 Mrs. D. s. Underwood and Miss Etta | Wight of Franklin street are visiting Mrs. Underwood's cousin, Miss Fife P. Burdick of Charlestown, R. I.
 Mir and Mrs. Fred Harrington of New Haven were Sunday visitors at l Trading Cove, calling on Mir. Earring toms uncle, Joseph H. Lucas, who has 1 been seriously i'll for two weeks. Judge Lucius Brown has returned from q two weeks stay at Sharon and Saratoga Springs. His son. Carl Brown, who is at the latter place. is much im- ] proved.
 Mrs. F. Allyn Dolbeare and niece Miss Amelia Erwin, spent Friday at l Wilimantic Camp grounds, the guests of Mrs. W. A. White of Mount Vernon | cottage.