Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-04
PERSONAL

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| Miss Maude Allen of Boston is at
her home here for Labor day.
| George A. Carpenter has changed his
| residence from New London to Nor
witch.
Charles H. Ames has returned from
| a ten days visit in Mantle and Brat
| tleboro.
Charles Lucas and family have
moved to No. 31S Crystal avenue. New
London.
Miss Agnes E. Armstrong of Peck
street has been visiting friends in New
London.
Mentioned among recent guests at
the Stonington inn is Charles Olson of
Norwich.
turned from spending the summer at
Gales Ferry.
DR.. and Mrs. T. A. Crowley have re-
turned from aa trip to Atlantic City
and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hankins are
taking a Labor day trip to Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Everett 0. Miller and son, Les
lie Amos, is visiting relatives in Mo-
anus and Stamford.
Miss Clara f. Griswold and Miss
Marion Kimball have returned from a
weeks stay at Indian Neck.
Mrs w. NJ. Vars of Hobart avenue
has returned home, after spending
nearly a month at Pine Grove Man
tic.
Capt. George 3. Linton has been
taking a few nights off before return
ing to his duties nights at police sta
ton.
Frank L. Kimhan and Ronald KIM
ball have returned from a. stay of sew
eral days at Boston and the aviation
meet.
Miss Mary Pollard of Taftville is
spending the week and Labor day with
Mrs. E. W. Northrop of Stonington
Point.
Peauonnock correspondent notes
that Rev. and Mrs. William Carr have
gone to northern Vermont for
months visit
Mrs. H. NJ. Brink has returned to
her home on Central avenue. after
spending several weeks with friends in
New Hampshire.
Miss Anna Donohue of Baltic, who
has been visiting at the home of her
cousin, Miss Mary Nolan of Derby,
has returned home.
Miss Theresa Murphy, daughter of
Mrs. Peter Murphy of Connecticut ave-
nue., New London, has returned from
a visit to relatives in Norwich.
Mrs. NJ Silva of Lake street. JAM
tress at the A. NJ. E. Zian church, who
fell two weeks ago and was badly
bruised, is able to be out again.
Miss Partridge has returned to her
home in Norwich, after spending most
of the summer with her sister, Miss
Alice Partridge, at the Palmer house,
Noank
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard have
returned to their home in Norwich
after two weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
n. s. Keeney on Pequot avenue, New
London.
Joseph \ Amber. who has been one
of the assistants to the Y. NJ. c. A. sec
rotary during the summer, is week
end and Labor day visitor with Prov
idence friends
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. D. CrandaH of De
Reyter, N Y, and their grandneces,
Misses Mabel and Lucy Barbour have
been the guests of Mrs. CrandalPs
niece, Mrs. Alexander p. Williams.
B. F. Pendleton, clerk in the freight
office of the N. Y, n. H. and r. rail-
road. has been granted g. furIough of
a month and is in the west, with Mrs.
Tendleton. visiting their son at Chica-
go. Mr.. Pendleton has been with the
railroad for forty years. 4
Miss Anna F. Ward of West Thames
street, who for the past two years has
been stenegrapher for Brown & Per-
kins, attorneys, leaves Monday to take
up her new position as head stenogra-
pher for Montgomery, Clothier & Ty
Ter, bankers, of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. w. A. Richmond of Central
avenue has been entertaining her
brothers, H. D. Bill of Melrose, Ma S.,
and Nelson A. Bill of Westboro, Mass.
While here they attended the Goth
birthday anniversary of their brother,
James L. Bill of Meadow Brook cot
tage, Clark's Falls, Conn.
Mrs. ]. r. Lewis, who has, been
spending July and August with Mr.
and Mrs. J.. Eugene Bill at Meadow
Brook cottage, Clark's Falls, left here
Saturday to spend the month of, Sep
tember with her uncle Fl. D. Bill of
MeIrose, Mass. Her cousin, Miss Ma
bel z. Bill of Clarks Falls and Miss
Anna n. Frink of East Great Plain
will accompany her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hope and son,
Douglas S. Hope, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Gillian of
Main street. Mr.. Hope was a former
we'll known resident of Greeneville,
where for some years he was in the
employ of the old Chelsea Paper COM
pany. He is now superintendent of
construction of the Mansfield Ventil-
ating and Heating company of Mans
field, Q. He will visit Providence,
Boston and Fall River before return
ing home.