Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-05

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 The property was owned by the Hay dens and the deed as filed for record Wednesday discloses the fact that the property was transferred from Sarah M. and Willard w. Hayden to the Rockville WilHmantic Lighting com pany- The stretch of land is a. desir- able parcel of ground for the company and will enable it to enlarge it's local plant whenever occasion demands. The consideration is not known.
 Personals.
 Miss Grace Edmunds is the guest of friends in Hop River.
 Thomas J. Roberts of Hampton was Willimantic visitor Thursday.
 Mrs. Henry Snyder and George Dim mock spent Thursday in Hartford.
 Miss Margaret Young of South Cov-' entry is visiting friends in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Steven of Hart ford were recent guests of friends in town.
 Rev. James w Lord of East Hart ford called on friends in this city on Thursday.
 R. Gray and w. L. Moran of Norwich were Willimantic visitors Thursday forenoon
 Samuel Lyman. William Thompson and Raymond Parker are camping at Columbia lkae.
 State Truant Agent w. s. Simmons of Central Village was in town on busi- ness Thursday
 Misses Della and Louise Boury of Willimantic are guests of Mrs. Rain vile of Holyoke, Mass.
 Misses Ruth and Ruby Higgins of South Coventry are visiting West hampton, Mass, relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs J. w. Culver of Bolivia street have $ guests Miss Bertha and Miss Edna Keller of Irvington, N. J.
 Prof. F. w. L. Blackmar and Dr. w. w Christian of New Haven were in the city Thursday visiting friends.
 Mrs Charles Hubbard and her daugh- ter. Miss Lillian Hibberd, were recent guests of, friends in Norwich Town
 Mir and Mrs. John N. Williams left Thursday to spend the remainder of the week at the beaches around Bos- ton.
 Sister Mary Margaret of the convent at Naugatuck is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Owen Cryne, of Ann street.
 Mrs D. e. Baker and son Morton the home of Mrs. A. s. Turner in South Windham.
 Misses Edith and Helen Donahue of New York are visiting their grand mother, Mrs. Mary Donahue, of No. AS Brook street.
 Rev. Edward Cryne of Chicago. H.. is at the home of his parents. MT. and two weeks vacation
 Miss May Hevrin, who has been spending the past month with rela- tives in Bridgeport, has returned to her home on Jackson street.
 Mrs William Hartley and daughter are at Lake Sabago. Me, for the month. Rev. Ralph G. Hartley expects to join his mother and sister within few days.
 Thomas Osborne of Charleston Ga, and Mrs. Fred Wooley of Hartford are visiting their sister, Mrs Charles B. Jordan, at her bungalow in South Gov entry
 c. A. Gates attended the funeral of Walter L. Rice that was held in New Haven Thursday. MT. Rice was a for mer employe of the New Haven system and was well known in this city.
 Department Commander Frank P. Fenton, with Department Quartermas- ter w. R. Harrington of the U. s. w. V. spent the day Thursday in fishing at Lake Wangum mbaug, South Coventry They caught some big ones. Ask them if they didn't!
 An engine consigned to the Wi1li- mantle Machine company has been sunloaded from a car in the local freight yard and removed to the company's new shop on MIX street. The engine weighs six and one-half tons and was transferred from the freight yard to the shop by Foley & Henry.