Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-14
PERSONAL

4hrP ana n1TS. 11. II. SAdPAuolAA c]A visiting in New York city. >
 Mrs. Carrie Babcock of Norwich is visiting relatives in Mystic.
 Miss Maud Chapman of Norwich | was recent visitor in Ekonk.
 Miss Mary Avery of Norwich was a | recent visitor in Central Village.
 Mrs. w. B. Sprague of Andover is l entertaining Mrs. Fife Dewey of Nor wich.
 MT. and Mrs. G. Floyd Morgan were recent guests at Floyd Cranska's in Moosup.
 Willard A. Lucas of Poqutanuck had a pleasant days outing in Providence this week.
 Mir. and Mrs Ernest Latimer of Gardner lake have been visiting Grot- on friends.
 Mrs. Arthur Bibeault and children from Moosup are visiting relatives in Greeneville.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Dawley and children of Moosup were recent visit ors in Norwich.
 Arthur Robinson left Friday evening for New York city. where he has ac- celteG a position.
 Miss Ida Jewett of Amherst, Mass, is visiting her, sister, Mrs. Walter Goodell of Uncasville.
 Miss Agnes Chapman of Old Mystic has taken a position as stenographer with H. B. Porter & Son.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Heath and chill dren have returned to Mystic after visit to relatives in Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Jarvis left Fri day morning for an automobile trip of several days through Massachusetts. Misses Nannette Darlington and Ce- cilia Gunsalve of Norwich visited Miss Elsie Whftford of Plainfield early in the week. Miss Helen Newton of the Academy faculty has returned from Wood bridge, Conn, where she has been spending the summer.
 Miss Katherine M. Daley has con- cluded a two weeks stay with relatives on Ocean avenue, New London, and has returned to Norwich.
 E. B. Gallup James congdon, G. H. Gallup, Alvin Corey, Clark Congdon, and Allen Sayles of Ekonw were re- | cent visitors in Norwich. Raymond Lamb of Boston, who has been spending his vacation with friends and relatives in Norwich Town. spent Thursday in Groton. calling on rela- | tives.
 | MT. and Mrs. Charles Walker have returned td theiK home in Everett, Mass, after spending a> few days with MT. and Mrs John Manning of Oneco 1 street.
 1 Leon Wakefield Associated Press telegraph operator. who has been re- 1 l'eylng James A. ,Looby for the past week, left Norwich to return to Bos- | ton today
 I MT. and Mrs Archibald s. Spaldins and family made brief visit to Wor- cester before returning to Norwich from Plainfield. where they have spent the summer.
 I A Groton correspondent notes thai Miss Mary Adelaide Randall has re-
 turned from Europe to the home oi I her parents. Capt. and Mrs. J. l.. Ran.
 dal of Ramsdell street. I H. F. .Burdick left Friday for Shel
 ton. Conn, where he will have charg,
 of the work of finishing the interior O
 the new church the contract being il
 the hands of local contractors. I Miss Nonie King of Boswell avenu,
 and Miss Irene Murphy of Winchester
 Mass, are the week end guests of Mr
 and Mrs. Charles W. Scott at thei : summer home On Fishers Island.
 N. Weisinger and family of Meosul 5I came to Norwich on Wednesday eve -I ming to remain for the balance of tn : week, observing the festivities in con } nection wit hthe Hebrew New Year. MT. and Mrs. Horace s. Gates 0
 New York, are guests of MT. and Mrs
 Louis Mabrey. MT. Gates is the sol l of the late Deacon Horace Gates, fo } so many years resident of Broad way.
 , Miss Mary Woodmansee of Presto , City, who went to New London for tn
 wedding of her niece, Miss Ida Ma
 Towson and Joseph H. Smith, Mon : day, is the guest of her sister. MT! l Towson of Montauk avenue. n Miss Marian Gray Shaw of Brooklyn t N. r.. has returned to her home afte : several weeks stay with her grand parents, MT. and Mrs. G. W, Smith, g
 Leonard Bridge. George H. Glazie e accompanied her to her destination. :. Rev. John H. Newland, Mrs New f land and daughter, Faye, have return e ed from Lake Winnipisaukee, N. H f where they have been spending th
 summer at their camp. and hay
 have opened their home on William c street. e : DEATH OF PROMINENT n PUTNAM BUSINESS MA |