Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-08
PERSONAL

William Donahue is spending two weeks at Fishers Island. Burton J. Robbins was the guest on Sunday of friends in Lyme. Miss Hadie Blackstone is spending two weeks in Bristol. N. H. Miss Mae Chandler is to spend the week end in North Stonington. William B. Wilcox of Norwich was a recent caller in Usquepaugh. R. I. MT. and Mrs. Frank R. Burdick leave today for few days visit in Bos- ton.
 Miss Mildred Hester of Montville is visiting Mrs. James Tourjee of New London.
 MT. and Mrs. o'Neil were Sunday
 guests of J. D. Pfeiffer and family at Massapeag.
 Richard l.. Tarrant, who is at Pleas ure beach. was at his home in this city on Monday.
 Mrs. Mary L. Stearns of Willinantic is the guest of Mrs. Porter Rogers of Franklin street. Mrs. Samuel Hyde of North Frank lin was a recent caller at Mrs. D. s. kenyon's, in Oneco. Ex-Senator $. Ashbel Crandall, who is at his sons home in Ledyard, spent Monday in this city. MT. and Mrs. Edgar N Brown of Prospect street were calling on Mas sapeag friends Sunday.
 Mrs, Barnard Brady of Norwich vis- ited her sister. Mrs Howell Tucker in Carolina. R. l., recently. George Heroux of this city is spend ing 8 few days in Woonsocket, R. l., where he formerly lived. Joseph D. Pfeiffer and family have taken a bungalow for the remainder of the season at Massapeag. Miss Eva Peroe has returned to her home in Worcester Mass, after a two weeks visit in Norwich. Mrs. M. E. Curley and. guests. Mrs. O'Connen and niece, of Hartford, vis- ited Colchester by automobile MT. and Mrs. James Ryan, who have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank Sleeper of Groton, have gone to Mont vile.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Laughton of Rochester, N. Y. have been the guests of Mrs. Theodore Hedge of Hedge avenue.
 Mrs. George Whiting, mother of Mrs. Arthur $. Prentice, of Los Angeles, 1 Cal, has gone to make her home in l Hartford.
 Mrs M O'Connen and niece. Miss Mary O'Connell, of Hartford, were ! week end guests of Mrs. M. E. Curley ! of Asylum street. I Mir. and Mrs. Francis T. Diggins I leave today (Tuesday) for Charlestown, 1 N. H., Mrs. Diggins' former home. for two weeks vacation. MT. and Mrs. Fred Rogers and daughter Florence, visited their par
 ents, MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Rogers,
 at Massapeag, on Sunday. MT. and Mrs. H. P James of Nor wich and F. J. James of Providence
 were guests of Mrs. David Maynard at l Gardner Lake on Sunday. Joseph T. Mitchell has returned to I his home on Franklin street. after visiting for a month with his cousin, l L. H. Golf of East Hampton. 1 MT. and Mrs. Charles Tingley and 1 son of Norwich and Master Walter Lang of New York were visitors at
 Mrs. D. Maynard's On Sunday. l The many friends of Miss Elizabeth Cherry, a teacher in the High street school, will be pained to hear of her
 illness at her home on Division street. l Mrs. Daniel T. Harrison of Sanford, Me, ana MT, and Mrs. Anthony Ser ard of Main street were recent visitors | in Willimantic and South Manchester. l Miss Katherine Kennedy. who has | been the guest of the Misses Hurlburt | duties at the Hahnemann hospital in l New York.
 | Mrs. Robertson of Quaker Hill, who
 is spending the summer at Ocean l beach, is entertaining her daughter, i Mrs. Walter H. Woodwork, and chill 1 dren of Norwich.
 | Dr. Louis M. AIofsin, formerly of
 this city, has leased house in 34th 1 street New York next to the French
 hospital, which he will occupy as a residence and office.
 | home, on Mountain avenue, after an
 extended trip through Canada thl
 states of the Pacific coast, and Yellow
 stone National park.
 Miss Bessie Mccormick has return ed to her home in New York, after l spending four weeks at the Etheridge
 cottage. Mrs. Mccormick and Lester | Mccormick returned to their home
 after being for two weeks the guests
 of Mrs. A. M. Etheridge at the home
 stead. Massapeag.
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