Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-08-22
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Miss Margaret LAM is the guest of
friends in Worcester
Mr.. and Mrs R. F. Smith have re-
turned from Bermuda.
/ Elmer Teft of Norwich is working
at the lower factory at Ivoryton-
Miss Belle Rathbone has returned
from two weeks visit in Mortified,
Mass.
| Policeman Charles s. Ebberts has
returned to his beat after a ten days
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Anderson of
Orchard street.
Miss Mildred TuthiII of Orient, L, l..
is visiting Mrs. E. n. Coleman. Jr.. for
a few days.
| John r. Tarrant has returned from
two weeks vacation at Atlantic City
and Asbury Park.
Misses Annie and Helen Counihan
of this city returned after a few days
stay in New London.
Mrs. John Cregan of Albany. n. Y.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Matthew
Sullivan. of Otis street.
sergt. Alfred Manning of the Fifth
company returned Sunday evening
from a visit in Boston.
Mrs. Irena G. Holmes leaves today
for three weeks vacation in New
Hampshire and Vermont.
Mrs. L. w. Bacon and son David,
now of Assonet, Mass, are spending
two weeks in Connecticut.
Miss Agnes Doty of Norwich is the
guest of Miss Mamie Roberts, 2s7
Hallett street. Bridgeport.
]. J. Brogan of Boston has taken a
position as motorman on the local
lines of the Connecticut company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith of
Norwich are guests of Mrs. Henry
Langworthy in Potter court. Noank.
Mr.. and Mrs ingalls, of sachem
street are spending several days in
Hampton. Conn, with Mrs. Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Stanton left
Saturday for Syracuse to attend the
national convention of fire chiefs.
r. NJ. R. Raymond returned last
evening to YaIesville from a trip to
New London, Norwich and Providence.
Joseph Lynch of Norwich Town and
Ernest GeduIdig of Greene avenue
spent Saturday and Sunday in Prov
idence.
Mrs. Billings Payne of Westerly is
visiting Mrs. David H. Purvis and 9TH
er friends in Norwich. her former
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Thompson have
returned to Danbury from Norwich
where Mr.. Thompson took part in the
rogue tournament
Supernumerary Matthew ]. Delaney
was patroIing officer Charles Smiths
beat Sunday night while the latter
was enjoying a day off.
Charles C. Elwell. Jr., of New Ha-
ven was the guest of friends in Nor
wich on Sunday, leaving in the eve
ming for Poushkeepsie, n. Y.
Miss Loretta E. Ward of West
Thames street is spending two
weeks vacation with her cousin. Miss
Frances Haggerty of Bristol, R. L
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Anderson and
Miss Airline Anderson from Worces-
ter are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ludwig Anderson of Orchard street.
Mrs. E. T. Pratt and Mrs. A. C.
Brockway of Essex were in Norwich
last week to see their brother, Hosmer
Saunders, who is i'll at the hospital
The many friends of Herbert John
son of Preston City, who has been Sc
riously i'll the past week, will be
pleased to hear that he is getting bet
ter.
Miss Julia A. Ellis of Atlanta uni
versity and her sister Bertha of Nat
lex Mass, have returned to Natick.
Mass, after a visit with her aunt Mrs
A. p. Nickerson Of Perkins avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lord, formerly
of Norwich now residing in Higganum.
are to move in October to Buffalo, N
Y. where Mr.. Lord has signed three
years contract with an incubator COM
pany.
Among the invited guests at the hose
company's outing at the drawbridge
Sunday were William r. Street.
Charles +. Conrad William c. Clark,
Irving C. Robbins and Levi Waters, all
of Poquetanuck.
Rev. Herbert J. Wyckof. who is now
with his family al Fairlee Park, vt.
occupied the pulpit of the United
church. New Haven, on Sunday. This
is the church where he was formerly
associate pastor.
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