Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-04

l Miss Alma and Miss Alice Gregoire have been spending the week in New York.
 Miss Elizabeth A. Sherman has re- turned from two weeks trip to Nova Scotia.
 Miss Bridget Troy of Norwich is | visiting friends in Wilsonville for a l few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. W. Pratt have re- turned from visit to Roxboro. near | Concord, Mass.
 Miss Rose Crumb of High street is to spend several days visiting in New | York next week.
 have returned to Boston after a visit with relatives. here. Miss Louisa Lathrop, who has been at Ocean Beach for month, has re- turned to her home.
 Miss Josephine Walsh has returned after visiting for a week in Water- bury and New York. Rev. J. J. Ambot has returned from Buffalo, where he attended the funeral
 of Rev. Father Culkowski. 1 MT. and Mrs. James F. Fenton and
 Mrs. John Stapleton have returned from a stay at Pleasant View. l fn Vernon from a visit with Rev. and Mrs. s. F. c. Maine at Uncasville. | Mrs Fannie Toomey and Miss Ella ! Toomey of this city recently visited | Miss Grace Bassett in Danielson.
 Miss Mary Kane and Miss Kittie 1 McMahon have returned after a week spent pleasantly at Gardner Lake.
 George P. Sullivan has left for New | York this week, where he is to be as- sistant chef at the waldorf Astoria.
 Mrs. Michael Lahn of New York, | who has been quite i'll while visiting relatives here. is regaining her health. | ~ C. Mccall have returned to Lebanon l after spending few days in this city.
 Mrs. H. l.. Tower and son. who have been spending some time at
 Block Island, returned home on Thurs day.
 Thomas McGinness and John Con- | n.oAor,J .troat Ior,A rrAoa fn New York, where they will be em- ployed.
 John W. Potter and George o. AL len of Montville were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Lewis in Ston- | ington.
 The Rev. Byron D. Remington, pas tor of the Colchester Baptist church.
 has been visiting for few days with
 his son in Bridgeport. Amos Andrews, superintendent of the Union Water company of Plain field. N. J., and wife are guests of relatives in this city. Miss Elizabeth Duffy has returned to her home in Lebanon after spending | three weeks with her brother and other relatives in Yonkers, N. Y. l.. 1T. Stoddard. Seymour Stoddard and Charles E. Appley of Stonington attended the funeral of Mrs. Charles Stoddard in Norwich this week. | MT. and Mrs. Charles Thompson and daughter Ella of Springfield are to spend Labor day with Mrs. Thomp- scon's uncle, P. J. Duffy in Lebanon. The Worcester Post of Thursday said: Miss Katie Askanaz, 20 Har- rison street, will leave tomorrow for Norwich where she will remain for a | week.
 Miss Gertrude Taylor, R. U., gradu- l ate of the Backus hospital left for her home in Bridgetown, Nova Scotia, for visit While away she will visit parts of New Brunswick and Maine. MT. and Mrs. E. D. Nash, who are residents of Costa Rica, arrived in New London Thursday for few days visit. 1 They are on vacation tour of the north and will sail for Costa Rica | again on Sept. SO
 Chief Murphy returned to his duties on Friday at police station after a months vacation, during which time ! Captain Linton looked well after the department. He now returns to his night duties at headquarters. l
 | A Plymouth, Conn, correspondent writes. Prof. John c. Griggs and family, who have been occupying their summer home, Upton, during the sum- mer, will leave next week for Pough- | keepsie, N. Y, where he is professor | of music at Vassar college. l Stoninston.-The proposed addition | to the velvet mill was voted to be | built at the meeting of the Stonington Building company held Tuesday even- | ing.
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