Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-21

New London for five cents as we'll as
to Norwich for five cents. The pres
ent rate is fifteen cents and New Lon
don is mile nearer the Montville
business district than Norwich is.
PERSONAL
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Fowler OF
Pearl sttet are visiting in Hartford.
of Mrs. John B. Dat of Pearl street.
Miss Margaret Murphy is visiting
her aunt, Miss Bray, at White Beach.
Master Clifford Dat of Pearl street
is spending several days at Gardner
Lake.
Miss Lillian Hale of WiIlimaMtie is
visiting Mrs. Charles Stamm of Ann
street.
Eli Zellinger of Boston visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Zellinger of
Mt. Pleasant street. last week.
Miss Alice Ryan of Providence came
Saturday to visit her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luke Riley
Miss Geraldine Dat of Pearl street
is The guest of Miss Flora Spaulding
of Lebanon.
Miss Ruth Burnap has returned from
weeks stay with friends at Water
| bury, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rogers of Ny
ack. N. j., are visiting Mrs. M. A.
| Robinson of Pearl street
Among the recent hotel arrivals at
| Fishers Island were Elsie L. and Alma
c. Bauck of this city.
| Rev. and Mrs. j. Lee Mitchell ami
| Col. S. o. Bigney of Attleboro. Mass,
were here Saturday and Sunday.
| Miss Stearns and Miss Mildred Wad-
| ham of Groton We're guests Sunday of
| Mrs. +. A. Moses of West Main street.
| Mrs. Herbert Wiley and son, Mas
ter Herbert Wiley. of Asylum street,
| are visiting relatives in Springfield.
| Mrs Fred Holmes and daughter. Lu-
| ellie, of Bridgeport, are guests of Miss
| Elizabeth Park of Paramount street
| Harry House has just returned to
Providence, after spending a few
| weeks at Gardner Lake.
Miss Evelyn LaFond of Worcester,
! Mass. is spending the summer with
| her sister. Mre. Frederick Shea of
| Greeneyille.
| DR.. J. H. Allen has returned from a
| stay at Sharon Springs and his health
| is much improved as the result of his
| stay there.
| William H. Debnam. who has been
visiting his uncle. H. D. Mcknight, for
a. week, returned to New York on
Sunday.
Mrs William T. Ward and her three
daughters, Misses Annie F., Mary G.
and Loretta E., have gone to Atlantic
| City for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis T. Rogers have
| returned from a visit with their
| daughter in Providence.
| Mrs. Prince and Miss Doris Estey,
| granddaughter of the late Judge Estey
| of Boston. are visiting relatives in
| West Main street.
| Mrs. John B. Dat of Pearl street was
a recent guest of her son, Waldo, who
| has entered the navy and is stationed
/ at Newport, r. !.
| Harry Jackson of Pine Plains, N.
Y, and Master Cyril de Rivera, of New
| York city are the guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. L, r. Washburn of Maple street.
| Mrs. Joseph Dembo and daughter
have returned to Pittsburg after visit
! ing her parents. MT. ana MIS-. .. L0l-
| linger, of Mt. Pleasant street.
| Councilman Joseph E. Williams,
| Thomas NJ Connors, Prof. F. L. Far
relI and Thomas Crawford have re-
| turned from a two weeks trip to Ber-
| muda
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cobb and Mrs.
| Maria Smith of Main street have re-
| turned from two weeks stay at the
| Congdon cottage at Fishers Island,
| n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank E. Peckhaln and
| two daughters, Mildred and Mary. of
| Fairview, have been guests of relatives
at Westerly and Pleasant View for a
few days.
Mrs D. H. Bourbon of Williams
burg, Va, with her daughter, Mrs. P
B. Bag1ey of Washington, D c. are
visiting their cousin, Mrs. Thomas
| Wormsley of 1873 Mt Pleasant street.
Miss Margaret Shea and Miss Helen
| Murphy of Springfield are spending a
| week with their cousin, Timothy Sulli-
van of 10 Hill street. after spending a
+, week at Watch Hill and a week at
| Block Island.
Morris Krumholz, head bartender for
George Greeneberger, started on Sat
| urday on a vacation of week. He
/ will spend part of the time at his home
| in Newark, n. J., and then go to Rock
| away Reach for several daVS