Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-02

to renew my acquaintance with the
Rose of New England and meet old and
new friends. With every good wish
for the success of the celebration, l
am, yours faithfully, Henry William
son."
D. r. Johnson, aged 90, of Rockville.
regrets that he will not be able to be
present.
w. A. Lynch of Russellville, Tenn,
writes that he will be present.
Charles A. Jillson of Fall River
writes that he expects to be here.
Mary Fl. Shepard will be in attend
ance, but Miss Annette Fowler sends
regrets.
Those Coming.
Others who have received invita-
tons and accepted are Francis p. Bent,
New York; John ]. Kennedy, West
Philadelphia; j. B. Doyle and family
of Hartford; Warren S. Abel of STAN
ford; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Patterson OF
Readville, Mass; Mandaville A. Potter
of Forestville; James L. Dolbeare OF
Middletown; H. w. Kent (if he re-
turns from Europe IN time); Rev. c.
K Flanders of Hartford; Charles A.
Brady. New. York: Mary c. Collins,
Keokuk, Ia; Frank @. Barnes Of Chi
Haven; Robert s. Ross, WATERBURY
Edgar L. Robbins, Hartford; Mrs. Hen
ry Huntington, Utica, N. Y; William
F. Bidwell, Kilhngly;' Mary e. and
Elizabeth r. Randall of Lebanon;
James c. Phalon Of South Framing
ham, Mass; W. A. Gallagher, Provi-
dence; william T. Buckley, Buffalo;
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett P. Wheeler Of
New York. DIR. and Mrs. T. H. Nc
Brewer, Waterbury.
Few Send Regrets.
Letters Of regret have been re-
ceived from Pauline and Emma Eidel-
man of Youngstown. o., Mrs Hattie
Bushnell of London. Eng, Joshua VIII
bur of Lockport, N. Y, Misses Sarah
and Louise Schafer of Newton, Mass,
DIR. and Mrs. Mediation of Macon, Ca,
Miss Julia H. CULVER, Rockford, Ill,
Nelson Willard of Rochester, N. Y,
Miss Constable Of Utica, N. Y, Seth
w. Baldwin Of New Haven, George o.
Lathrop of Fall River, Mrs. Sarah F..
Woodwork of Washington, D. c., Very
Rev. DR.. Thomas J. Shahan of Wash
ington, d. c., Mary e. Cardwen of
New Albany, md, Fred A. Delaney of
Alameda, Ca, who was in the parade
in 1859, Flora. Lucas Gardiner, Short
Hills. N. Y, Rev. NJ. Joseph Twomey
of Portland, Me-, Frances w. Sibley of
Rialto. Cal, D. w. Clancev of
Stoughton, wis. Mrs. c. q. Williams
of Waningford, J. NJ. Johnson, Find
lay, O., Mary Reynolds of Washington.
d. c., Oliver H. Perry Of Elmhurst,
L. l., J. F. Farley Of San Francisco,
z. L. e. White of Portland, Ore, Ber-
tina L. and Harry D. Myers Of Licking
ton, KY, Mrs. Charles w Colt and sons
of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Ida Barden Of
Granville, N. z, Herbert II. Branch,
D. D., of Los Angeles, Cal, Ella L.
Champlin OF Providence.
Miss Cleveland May Not Come.
Miss Cleveland has sent the follow
ing letter to Mr.. Shields, but he has
informed her he will hold the accom-
modations to the last minute:
Dark Harbor, Me-, June %, 1903.
Mr.. Dear Mr.. Shields:
am very sorry to be obliged to say
in reply to your very kind note of the
21st, that there seems to be no such
improvement in my health as to adj
NIT of my trying to be your guest
next week at the very interesting cele-
bration you are planning. I should
not, therefore, be justified in permit
ting you to keep a place for me at
that time.
hope, however, to visit Norwich in
the near future, and have the pleas
ure at that time Of seeing you in your
beautiful town, which has such thrill
ing associations for me.
Thanking you again for your cordial
invitation, I remain,
Yours sincerely,
ROSE E. CLEVELAND.