Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-30
PERSONAL


 Hiram Beckwith and family are
 spending the week at Guilford. Miss Nellie G. Sheridan of Norwich is a guest at the Hotel Green, Dan-
 bury.
 Mrs. Henry Silcox of Norwich was
 at the Willimantic camp ground for
 over Sunday. Miss Isabel Toomey of Springfield is
 the guest of Miss Carrie Parsons of
 Peck street.
 Mrs. L. Bruette is visiting her.
 daughter, Mrs. J. Herbert Rich. in
 New London.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Dowsett
 have returned after passing a few days
 at Fishers island Miss Pauline Garnett of Buffalo is
 visiting Mrs. Thomas H. Beckley of
 Mt. Pleasant street. Miss Ross of Thames street, Groton, has returned from visit to her for
 mer home in Norwich. Charles H. Ross of Rochester is
 visiting his daughter. Mrs. John J.
 Parsons of Peck street. Roy c. Phillips of Laurel Hill ave- HQe IStutHSJ VH uSSQsfS SNCiiHS 1lOA several days stay at Block Island. Miss Edith Holden has returned home after spending several weeks in Worcester. Boston and Providence. Mrs. John Champlain has concluded a stay with friends in Mantle and has returned to her home in South Coven- try.
 w B. Davenport of New York. of the Page Boiler company, is in town on business connected with the local office.
 Misses Ann and Mary Walsh who have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Fenelon at Watch Hill. have re- turned.
 MT. and Mrs. David Wilson have re- | turned from their wedding trip and will make their home on Laurel Hill avenue.
 Miss Frances Abel has returned to her home at East Great Plain. after visiting her cousin, Miss Mildred Abel of Bozrah.
 I Miss Maria S. Briggs and nephew, Kenneth Church, will return today | from a visit with Mrs. Henry Whiting | in Worcester. 1 Miss Hattie Boyd, who has been spending week with her cousin. Miss I Mildred Pierce of Allyns Point, has returned home. ] William F. Bogues family returned l home Tuesday after spending three | weeks at the Loomis cottage in Broad | way, Mantle.
 | Mrs. w. H. Rusk of New Haven has l joined her husband here to remain | through the winter. Mir. Rusk being l manager at Polls. 1 MT. and Mrs. Courtland B1iven of | Voluntown have been at Woodside in
 Exeter, R. l.. the guests of MT. and
 Mrs. Nicholas c. Reynolds. 1 Mrs. A. L. Sweet and Mrs. B. F. 1 Jaques have returned home after 1 spending the week end at the Willi- mantle camp ground. l Mrs. Mary F. Griswold and daugh- 1 ter, Mrs. Frank Harwood of this city, I have been enjoying ten days stay | in the. Pines at Mantle. l Andrew Connell, clerk in the Mary | land hoteI, New York city, is the guest of his father, Sergt. Richard Cornell
 of the police department l MT. andEMrs Clyde Gadbois of Nor wich were over-Sunday isitors of MT. and Mrs. Washington Irving Gadbois l of the Chesterfield road. East Lyme. Mrs. James Coughlin and son have returned to Greeneville. s. C.. having l been accompanied to New York by 1 Mrs. Coughlin's father, Daniel F. Ma her.
 l Rev. J. Eldred Brown returned on | Tuesday evening from Block Island, 1 where he has preached at St. Anne
 Episcopal church on the Sundays of | August
 A Groton correspondent writes: MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Page of Mt. Vernon have returned from a week end visit with Miss Helen Page at Mystic and are now visiting Mir. and Mrs. Charles i ROath of Thames street. l Charles Ladd and two sons returned l on the boat train Tuesday evening, l after an enjoyable vacation spent in | Boston. MT. Ladd returns today to his 1 duties at the substation of the Con- necticut company at Plainfield. where l he is the capable night attendant. During his absence Joseph O'Neill has
 been at the Substation.