Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-23

I Willimantic visitor Saturday and Sun
 day.
 Michael E. Sullivan and family of
 Ash avenue spent Sunday at Ocean Beach.
 Prosecuting Agent GreensIit of 1 Hampton was a Willlmantic visitor Sunday.
 W. H. P. Sweet and family are at the | Fisk cottage, Pine Grove, Mantle, for
 a fortnight.
 James P. Mustard is spending a week
 or ten days at his former home in
 Milton, Del.
 Miss Mary Sheehan of the West | Side, Norwich, was Willimantic vis l itor Saturday.
 | Miss Rachel Cochrane and Miss Kit 1 tie Johnson are at Savin Rock for a weeks outing. 1 Mansfield Hollow were Willimantic vis- itors Saturday. Miss Catherine Sullivan of the lower village is spending the week at one of the hotels in Hampton. Mir, and Mrs c. E. Chester of Chap lin were in town Sunday to attend the services at the carap grounl l.
 Harry and Chester Woodworth of Westport are spending 9 few days with their uncle, H. c Lathrop.
 Postmaster and Mrs Fred o. Vinton of Easleville are touring Rhode Island shore resorts via automobile.
 Senator H. J. Potter of Wood stock, agent Of the state board of edu- cation, was in town Saturday.
 Miss Minnie Culhane of upper Jack son street left Saturday for a two weeks stay at the inn at Hampton.
 Roadmaster Thomas Liuman of Nor wich was in town Sunday and rode over the new line to South Coventry
 Mrs. Thomas Sullivan of No. f Pros pect street is entertaining her niece, Miss Margaret Connors, of Newark, N. J.
 Ambrose Carey of Boston is spend ing a few days with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. John F. Carey, of Prospect street.
 Mir. and Mrs. John M. Palmer of Windham are entertaining their grand daughter, Miss Margery Palmer of Hartford.
 F. J, Murphy. editor of the Fail Riv- CT Daily Globe, who has been the guest of the Misses Hoey the past week, re- turned home Saturday.
 Mir and Mrs. l.. E. Backus of South Windham with Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Shea of Hartford are in New York and Coney Island for few days.
 Judge l.. J. Storrs. Robert Gardiner and families of Spring Hill and Fred Rosebrooks of this city are at Pleasure Beach for stay of two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs Albert Spellman of Summit street left Sunday evening for a weeks visit with relatives and friends in East Hampton, Colchester i and Scotland.
 John Moriarty of Jackson place. who | had been laid up with rheumatism of 1 the knees and who has spent much of | his time in the hospital, is making i good recovery.
 Joseph Councilman and a party of | Storrs college students filling up three | two-seatt\ were in this city Sunday. | They spent the afternoon at the Willi- l mantle camp ground.
 Director Charles N. C. Wheeler. of | the band of that name, has purchased i a lot on the shore of Lake Waugum | baug, South Coventry and is to have | q summer home there.
 Irving Manley. Bert Frost. John | Cochran and Walter Jones of this city | played with the Hebron team of the Air Line league Saturday against Mid dle Haddam. The latter won, 19 to 3.
 Alderman A. L. Gelinas, James St. Onge and Louis Belanger returned Sunday afternoon from two weeks automobile trip to various Canadian cities of note. All report a most de- ightful tour.
 J. Jerome ODonohue, the famous Thread City Mar3thoner has received an invitation to enter some of the events at the big CaledOnian games in Boston Labor day He has not decided IS yet to enter. His many friends are urging him to go, as they figure he las d chance to make fame for him. self.
 The Misses Isabell and Elvira Pettus )f New York city are the guests of William NJ. Isaac of Brooklyn The Misses Pettus for many summers past were Windham Center visitors, study ng art under Professor Weir. A nota- 'le example of their painting is that If the old Colonel Dyer farm at Wind nam, now falling to decay. The paint ns occupies a prominent place in one ,f the art museums in New York city.