Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-16

relatives in Brooklyn. Conn.
 Henry McHatton of Macon, Ga, is in this city for a few days.
 Miss Clara Griswold is spending a | week with relatives in Boston.
 Mrs L. H. Naples and son Jared are at Sag Harbor for two weeks l Miss Maude L. Quinley is the | guest of friends at Eastern Point. Miss Mary Theresa Shea of Happy street is spending a week at Watch Hill.
 1 Miss Beatrice Rathbun has returned 1 to Noank from a weeks visitsin Nor wich.
 Mrs Ida Petrone and family of Happy street spent Sunday at Ocean | beach.
 guest of friends in New London on Sunday
 Miss Katie Donoghue of Mckinley avenue spent Sunday in New London with friends. 
 Miss Lizzie Donoghue of williams street was recent visitor at Pleas ant View. l Miss Hanna E. Higgins of Wash | ington street was a recent visitor in Block Island.
 Mrs Josephine sabourin has re- tuhned home after a two weeks stay at Watch Hill James F. Ring has returned from his vacation, which was spent with friends in Mystic. Miss Alice Barry of the Halle club restaurant left Monday to spend s vacation in Maine
 Miss Pearle Paul of Providence is visiting her cousin, Miss Cecilia Flynn, of Hallville. Miss Josephine Shea has returned after spending an enjoyable vacation with friends in Newport.
 Miss Jessie Lynch leaves this morning for a visit in Nova Scotia with relatives and friends.
 Miss Clara Joseph is in Stoningtou from Norwich for a visit with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Manuel Joseph.
 Mrs. William T Buckley of Buffalo N. Y, is visiting at the home of her father, Michael Hourigan, of Church street.
 Mrs. George Boon and Mrs. Dou- chette of Norwich were guests re- gently of MT. and Mrs. G. E. Andrews at Noank.
 Miss Bridget Hartnett and Miss Julia Fenton of Lincoln avenue are spending two weeks with. friends in Hartford and Savin Rock.
 MT and Mrs. D. B. Talbot and their daughter, Miss Elsie M. Talbot, of West Main street. went in their auto to Watch Hill on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs D. B. Talbot had as guests on Saturday Mrs. Freeman and her daughter. Mrs. F. R. Jackson, ot Willimantic and Mrs. Louis Olsen.
 Frederick R. Cook, who has been spending several weeks at his former home here. returns to Newark. N. J, to-day
 John c. Chapman of Brooklyn, N. Y, is in town for a short stay. He is warmly greeted by his many friends on his visits to this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Tinkham of Hanover left home on Monday for a two weeks visit with relatives in Bachelorville. N. Y
 Mrs. w. G. Hitchon and her son. Walter Hitchon, who are at Gales Ferry for the summer, are spending a few days at their home on Wash ington place
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Henderson and Miss Mary Henderson and MT anG Mrs. Louis Woodman and daughter Louise of Providence were week end guests of MT. and Mrs Edwin L. Burnap at their Cottage Margaret Long Cove.
 Charles Smith has resigned his po- sition as clerk in Engler & Smiths drug store and has taken a. place with the Pratt & Whitney Machine company in Hartford. Lawrence Ri ley has also completed his duties there.
 William J. Kendall of Wilmington, Del, is enjoying a two weeks vaca- ton and is spending a portion of ft at his home on Boswell avenue. Be fore returning to Wilmington MT. Kendall will visit in Hartford AthoI and East Wareham, Mass, Dover N H.. and in Maine
 John Bull has more daughters than sons in England and Wales by 1225.- O55.
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