Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-01

 Mrs. Fannie E. Darrow of Mantle was in Norwich to spend Sunday. Addison B. Scholfield was the guest of friends in Bozrahville on Sunday.
 c. Leroy Hill starts on his vacation this week and will go to Block Island
 Miss Margaret Carmody of Norwich is visiting Mrs John Flynn of South ington.
 Clarence Howard of Springfield, Mass, is visiting here for fthree weeks.
 Charles W. Hill has returned after spending few days in Moosup with friends.
 Mrs. Catherine Palmer of Norwich is visiting Mrs. George Mallett of Worcester.
 Misses Luff1er and Robinson from Norwich were guests of Noank friends on Friday.
 Miss Maud TIitchon of Washington place is in Boston for a stay of sever al weeks.
 r home after spending a week in Ames- bury, Mass.
 Edward Frink of Hartford was the guest over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Austin Reed.
 MT and Mrs. Charles A. Gager, sr.. of Bozrah were visiting relatives in the city on Sunday.
 
 James H. White is spending several weeks at the Pleasant View hotel, Pleasant View, R. l.
 Edward Roland. formerly of Norwich but now residing in Hartford, was home for over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs William E. Thorp of Broad street spent the last of the week visiting relatives at Westerly.
 H. Bridgman of Mystic, a former member of the Norwich fire depart ment, was a visitor here Sunday.
 Mrs. Mary Bosworth of White Plains, N- Y, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Abel of East Great Plain.
 Henry Manner, who has been with the local coast artillery companies at Fort Mansfield, returned on Sunday to | Mass.
 William H. Yeomans of Lafayette l street was at Watch Hill on Sunday, going down by trolley and returning | on the steamer Block Island
 Henry Taft of the Central fire sta | ion is sending his friends reautiful | post cards of points in in- | crest in Maine, where he is visiting. |
 Rev John T. Winters of New Brit tin. formerly of Norwich, and Rev. | Queenstown on Saturday for trip | trough Ireland and England.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. McChes- ley and children of Hartford have | een visiting Mrs. Charles McChesney l f School street. Miss Beatrice Me 'hesney remaining for a longer stay. Fred Naples, of the Hopkins & AL sn Arms company, was a recent vis- tor in Providence, where he attended
 banquet, given by one of the first lass clubs there, en the Providence l iver.
 The Misses Elsie s. and Helen Ann tarkweather of Preston City have re- urned home. having completed the ummer course of study at the Con- ecticut agricultural college at Storrs, 'onn.
 Mrs, Christian Miller and son liar Id, formerly of Norwich, have re- lrned to their home in Whitinsville, lass, after spending week with Mr. nd Mrs. John Broadhurst of Lafay- tte street.
 Mrs. James E. Thurston and her aughter, Miss Ida Thurston of Hall- file are spending the summer at their ottage at East beach, Quonochontaug. - T. MT Thurston spends the week nds there.
 Miss Eugenia Wander Pyl of wor- ester, Mass, who has been the guest ? her aunt Mrs. B. H. Evans of Pros ect street, for three weeks. returned } her home on Friday. making the trough trip by trolley. Mrs. John M. Newton of Winter HilI ass. suburb of Boston, is visiting er parents, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. " B. ierson, at No. 349 West Main street l { ITS. Newton is accompanied by her vo sons. Floyd and Russell. Russell, l le youngest, is very i'll. Mrs. J. Otley Todd, sister of the i te George F. Bachelder, who has I
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