Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-07-04

Arsene P1ante, Henry Therein. Fran
co.'s Muchon. Loria Phaneuf, Phile-
mon Gauvin.
Personals and Briefs.
Henry Hetreault of Sterling is the
guest of local relatives.
Xavier Fontaine of Plainffeld spen:
Sunday with relatives in town.
Mrs William Pollard of Providence
street is visiting relatives in Philadel-
phia.
Henry Tetreault of New Bedford is
visiting friends on Merchants ave-
nue.
Lawrence Higgins of Providence is
the guest of Fred Roy of North 3
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hague of South
B street are spending a few days at
Watch Hill.
Miss Flora Rivers and Miss Amanda
Desonier of Willimantic were local Wis
itors Monday.
Lester Atwood of New York is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Working
of Front street.
S. Howard Kenyon left Monday af-
ternoon to spend the Fourth with rela-
tives in Putnam.
Aubrey Potter of Slater avenue is
spending the holiday with relatives in
Hope Valley. r. I.
Patrick Phalen of Attawaugan is
the guest of his brother. Thomas Pha-
len, of Front street.
Antonio and Angie Gladu of Woon-
socket, r. l.. are visiting Mormidas
Gladu of Hunters avenue.
Henry Roy. George Mervfl, Arthur
Teller and Alfred Brunette were Sun
day visitors in Willimantic.
Ernest Gaucher of Hunters avenue
left on Monday morning for a three
months visit in Montreal, St. Damaze
and Quebec.
Miss Katherine Phalen. who has
been attending school in Southbridse.
Mass, has returned to her home on
Front street.
Mrs Frederick Bishop and son Will
liam of Sandy Hill. y. Y. are spending
the Fourth with Nelson Arsenault of
South A street.
Mrs. Frank Pion of Webster Mass
and Mrs. Rosanna Charpentier OF
Manvile. r. L. are. the guests of Ma
poleon BeausoIeil of Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Dion gave a
wedding reception at their home in
Baltic Saturday evening that was at
tended by large number of Taftville
people.
Miss Beatrice La France returned to
l. H.
day after. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fregeau. her grandparents, of Provi-
dence street.
Mrs. Rose Lambert and two daugh-
ters left Monday morning to make a
visit in Canada. and today Mrs.
Thomas Phaneuf and two daughters
leave for the same destination.
Unclaimed letters at the Taftvilla
postoffice are addressed to Florence f.
Bushnell. Mrs. Albert Birard, Miss
Jennie Cook. Arenthas Contois, Thorn
as Lavigne and Alphonse Tessier.
Mrs MacVille Desmarais and daugh-
ter of New Bedford are visiting Fran
co.'s Desmarais of South A street, who
with Mr. and Mrs. George Couture of
Merchants avenue have also been en-
PERTAINING Mr.. and Mrs. Anatole Des-
marais and four children of Glasgo
Henry Thayer, George Abel and
Harry Dale who have been in Taft
vile for the past seven weeks. install
ing the turbine in No 1 mill for the
General Electric company, returned to
Boston on Monday morning having
completed their work. The turbine is
still to be connected to the two new
boilers which have been installed and
this will take the steamfitters who are
now at work some time.
George Normandin of Montreal came
Sunday night for visit with Frede rick
J. Normandin of South A street and
on Monday evening he left for Woon-
socket. He is one of the heirs to the
wealthy Norlnandin estate in Paris
and his visit here was in relation to
this. Some tima later in the month
one of the heirs is going to France to
get flrst-hand information as to the
settlement of the estate. and the local
heirs are expecting to hear from him
by Aug. 1.
Rev. John II. Stapleton, who was
transferred last week by Bishop Milan
from ST. Louis church. New Haven. to
Norwich at O'Clock Monday after
noon. Rev. Arthur O'Keefe is expect
ing to leave for Torrington on Thurs
day. The vacancy at st. Louis church
is filled by Rev. C. Henri Paquette,
whose home is in Taftville and who
was curate here before being sent to
Willimantic.
NORWICH T0WN