Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-08

Miss Mary Alice Sullivan is visit ing friends in Yantic. Miss Mary J. Murphy of Norwich was a recent visitor in Mantle James Armstrong of Norwich spent Friday with friends in Middletown. Mir. and Mrs. A. Chester Brown were visitors at Block Island on Sum- day.
 Miss Mary E. Donnelly of Baltic street is visiting friends in Munson. Mass.
 James T. Egan of East Main street spent the day at ceney Island on Sat urday.
 Edgar Denny expects to visit friends on Fishers Island for several days this week.
 John Sullivan of Summit stree. has returned from a vacation trip on Long Island.
 Miss Nellie C. Tibbetts is spending the week with relatives in Jewett City and vicinity.
 Mrs. H. L. Macdonald is the guest of friends for the next two weeks at Atlantic City, N. J.
 Miss Katherine Healey and Miss Josephine Healey are at the- Spring House. Block Island.
 Mrs. Grace Hammond of Norwich has been the guest of Miss Peckham on Sylvan street, Noank-
 Charles Stamsfield of East Orange, N J., is visiting at the home of Mrs. Frank Waters on Church street spent the week ,cnd with MT. and Mrs. Herbert R. Branche of Lafayette street.
 Frank E, Beckwith of Norwich and his daughter. Mrs. Jennie Osgood of Chicago. have been visiting relatives in Mantle.
 Misses Mary G. and Annie F. Ward of this city left Saturday night to spend their annual vacation of two weeks at Atlantic City.
 Miss Dorothy Rogers and Albert Rogers of Spruce street are spending
  Rogers. of Scotland road.
 Mrs. R. D. A lstin and daughter, Miss Jennie Austin, and the formers niece. Miss Caroline w. Willis, spent the day recently, at Lords Point and Mystic.
 Leon Young, moving picture machine operator at the Auditorium, sarted on Sunday from ais home in St. Paul, Wis, to return here after his summer vacation.
 Mir and Mrs. Garrett Nagles of Webster, Mass. were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. John H. Humphrey over Sunday. The party spent the day at Block Island.
 Misses Minnie and Bertha Dzion1ba Of Union street left Saturday morning land (Me.). the islands of Casco Bay and New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter have returned from Noank to their home in Norwich. Miss Mabelle Car penter will remain for a longer stay with her grandparents.
 Mrs. John J. Murtagh of Asylum street and Miss Flora Leion of Thames street left on Saturday for a months stay in Holyoke. Mass, as guests of their sister, Mrs. Walter Henderson.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Ringland and party of four friends have left town on a two weeks cruising trip along Long Island sound, during which time they will witness the interna- tional races at Huntington bay, Long Island.
 Attorney Thomas J. SkelIy returned to New York city Sunday after spend ing week at tine home of his par ents, MT. and Mrs. John SkelIy, of West Tha mes street Attorney SkeIly and Dr. Thomas Tiunkett were visitors at Ocean Beach Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles Sanford and three children and maid of Riverhead, L. T.; Misses Aida and Addie Fitch of New London and Clarence c. Fitch of New Haven spent the day, Friday. with MT and Mrs Ernest NJ New bury and family of Melrose ter race.
 Nathan A. Bingham, who has been seriously Fl at his home on Oneco street for several weeks. was able to be down stairs for the first time since his sichn ness on Saturday. This mark of improvement is pleasing to his many friends, who trust that the re- steps in his progress toward complete recovery will be rapid.