Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-29

Miss May Harris of Norwich has l been in Portland, Conn.
 Joseph T. Rose of Norwich, who has | a cottage and store at Pleasure beach | Waterford, is i'll.
 Miss Marjory Ricketts of New Ha- | ven is guest of Miss Bernice Wiley of | Asylum street.
 Mrs. Herbert Rogers and niece. Miss Lillian Rogers of Pearl street, are vis- iting in Colchester.
 Miss Florence Baclxus and Ernest Champlin leave town today (N1onday) for Buffalo, N. Y.
 Rev. T. A. Conroy of Newark, N, J., is visiting his cousin, H. J. Saun- ders, on Thames terrace. Mrs. Edward Armstrong and son 1 son spent Thursday with Mrs. H. Rockwell at Gales Ferry. Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Howard of Fair mount street have returned from few days stay at Pleasant View. Miss Hazel Fairclough of West Thames street has returned from wis iting in Shelton and New Haven.
 Charles N. Hulburt, editor of the Tammany Times in New York. has been spending a short time in town. MT. and Mrs Francis D. Donohue of Norwich are spending several days at the Knickerbocker hotel, Mantle.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis A. Wheeler of West Thames street have returned from a two weeks stay at Fishers is land.
 Mrs. William H. Grifnths of Med ford, Mass. have returned from vis- iting her sister. Mrs. Frank Church of Pearl street.
 Mrs Charles Clinton Treat and son have returned home after spending a few days at Gales Ferry with Mr. and Mrs H. Rockwell
 Clarence Howard. who has been vis- iting A. L. Barbour of Lincoln court, for five weeks, returns to his home in Springfield today.
 MT and Mrs. George D. Johnson of Mystic, formerly of Norwich, are guests at the residence of Eugene N. Marchand in Norfolk.
 Miss Lucy S. Ashrey, formerly of Washington, D. C., but now of Boston, Mass, is the guest of A. L. Potter and family of Storr street.
 Misses Maude and Laura Haskins of Assonet. Mass, are spending weeks vacation with Misses Annie and Mae IJOnIGcroff
 MT. and Mrs. H. N. Ford are visit ing in Newport where Mrs. Ford will remain a short time with Mrs. H. M. Saville of No. Walnut street.
 Herbert Koonz of Pittsburg. Pa, has returned from a two weeks stay with his parents MT. and Mrs. will J.. Koonz of West Main street.
 Miss Carrie Champlin, her niece and nephew, Miss Florence Backus and Ernest Champlin, have returned from spending the week at Gardner Lake.
 Mrs. Luther Spaulding and daughter, Miss Flora Spaulding of Lebanon. are visiting Mrs. aSpaulding's brother, Charles G. Cobb of Main street.
 Leonard Thompson left East Haven Saturday for Norwich. where he will spend the next two weeks. MT. Thomp- son made the trip on horseback.
 Mrs. Aired Fisher and little son, Russell. have returned to Manchester, N. H., after visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs. l.. J. Bruette of Boswell avenue.
 Mrs. Henry B. Osgood and son re- turn to their home in Chicago this week after a number of weeks visit ing Mrs. Osgood's father, F. E. Beck with, at Mantle, and in this city.
 Mrs. Jacob Simon and daughters, Eva and Bessie, have returned to their home on Boswell avenue, after a months stay at Old Orchard and Port land, Me.
 Ava E. Grimes has gone to Wood stock, Ont, where he will be employed by the Tobin Arms company during the winter, and also have an opportu- nifty to put in his extra time hunting.
 Mr and Mrs. William Thorp of Broad street, who are camping at taining their cousin, Clinton Mitchell of Lowell. Mass.
 Principal elect F. L. Newton of
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