Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-06
Personals.

John Boucher of Taftville is spend ing week in this city visiting rela tives.
 Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Max Vi eeiii eeii uff & S4 6ak street are visiting New Haven friends.
 Fayette Stafford of Spring street is spending few days at his cottage at Pleasure beach.
 D. F. Clifford, master of ceremonies at the Maplewood. Bethlehem, N. H., is visiting at his home in this city.
 There will be meeting of the Kings Daughters and Sons at 10 Meadow street Tuesday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs Edward Williams of Oak street are visiting relatives of Mrs. Williams in Ellington.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Henry of Maple avenue are enjoying the flag end of the summer season at Watch Hill.
 James Sullivan of South Norwalk is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. Bridget Sullivan of Oak street.
 There will be hearing in the pro- bate court September 10 on the ad- ministration account of Thomas P. Smith.
 Miss Dorothy Mae Bishop has re- turned from a fortnight's stay with licI kodl dIl ACSOI mick of Manchester.
 A gold medal contest will be held at the First Baptist church Friday evening. September 17, under the aus pices of the W. c. T. U.
 Albert Heden. a clerk in H. F. Reade's grocery store, and family left Saturday for short visit with friends in Worcester Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas Sullivan of No. 1 Prospect street left Saturday for three days visit with friends in Boston and Worcester.
 Mrs. George A. Richmond and daughter Alice. who have been visit Ing MT and Mrs. John T. Bradshaw, have returned to Waterbury.
 Charles Watterson and party of Sey- mour in a big high powered automo- bile visited friends in this city on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Livingston of Westerly. R. l.. are guests of Alfred Noel of 163 Main street.
 A. N. Vaughan. proprietor of a Un- ion street store, left Sunday afternoon for his home in Abingdon for couple of days.
 Engineer Fred W. Deming of the Willimsntic Machine company's plant and Mrs. Deming are enjoying points of interest on the Providence river to- day
 { Thomas F. Cotter, managef of an automobile supply house in New Ha- ven, spent Sunday with his parents. MT. and Mrs Joseph Cotter of Park street
 Raymond Brown. who Is employed by Church street market firm, com- meI1ces a weeks vacation today, which he will pass in the Wilingtons and in Springfield Mass.
 Ernest Washburn and young son, George, who have been visiting Mrs Elizabeth Casey of T Jackson street for a fortnight, returned to their home in Blackstone, Mass, Sunday.
 The banks. public offices and all the stores, except the drug stores. which close at noon, will be closed all day, and all the mills and factories will be closed, because of Labor day.
 Mrs. Albert Hall of Idaho SprSngs, Col with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Peck. and grandson, Master Albert Peck of New York. is visiting her nieces, Misses Mabel and Bertha John son.
 Rev. John J. Flemming, pastor of St Joseph's church, and Rev. J. J. McGuane were in New London Satur- day, attending the funeral of the Rev. Y. J. Joynt, pastor of the St. Marys Star of the Sea church.
 Hilltop hose company held it's an nual outing and clambake yesterday at Ayers grove on the WilIimantic The bake was an unusually good one and those who participated in the fes- tivities had a very enjoyable time
 F. IL. Hall 6, Son of North Wind ham report that there is only suffi- cient water in their pond to operate their plant another week Unless good substantial rains fall. they will have to suspend operations temporarily
 La Belle Lenora vocalist. and her mother, Madame Pewee, pianist, who came here a year ago today and filled a six months engagement at the See nic temple. have returned and will again entertain local audiences at one of the picture houses this season.
 Dr. T. J. Brynes and Francis lief fernan of Rockville were in this city Sunday en route for visit in Put nam. To make connections they drove from Rockville to South Coventry taking the trolley there to this city and then the D. m. train to Putnam.