Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-03
PERSONAL

yisiteF In town Monday,
 John B. oat of Pearl street spent Laber day at Atlantic Beach.
 William E. Bulkeley has returned to Norwich after occupying a cottage at Waterford.
 Miss Edith Lane has returned from a visit with Nr. and Mrs. George c. Lane of Mystic.
 Recent guests at the Palmer house. Pleasure beach, were Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Simpson of Norwich.
 Miss Elizabeth B. Fitzpatrick has home after a two weeks visit with relatives in Momangfn.
 Mrs. Anne Day Of the West Side. Westerly. was in Norwich attending the funeral of Charles w. Tubbs.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Grandy of visited Mrs. C. J. Storms of Palmer avenue on Labor day.
 Miss Kittie Fox of Norwich has been spending a few days with her aunt. Mrs. E. B. Fox of W1llimantic.
 Miss Edith Lefanxwell will return to Norwich today (Tuesday) after spending the season at Pleasure beach.
 Mrs. D. J. Geer of Norwich has ar rived at Pleasure beach for a short stay and expects to return this week.
 Wilbur Smith of New Haven called on his uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Leete of Trading Cove, recent ly.
 Miss Anna A. Fitzpatrick left town Sunday for a weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. F. J. Morrissey, of New Milford
 The Misses Mary C. and Josephine Teresa Fitzpatrick are the guests ot their aunt. Mrs. B. ]. Morrissey, ci New Milford.
 MT. and Mrs. Van Macomber of Brooklyn, N r., are spending some time here. guests Of Mrs. J. A. Bowen of Cedar street.
 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Vaughn ex- Dect to return to Norwich Wednes- day. after spending 4he summer al Pleasure beach.
 MT. and Mrs. John Johnson and children are the guests of their par ents Mr. and Mrs. William Champion of Old saybrook.
 Barney D. Crandall of De Ruyter niece, Mrs. Alexander P. Williams o1 Lr&Ur I~4I
 Peter Robinson of Wappingers Falls and Eugene Sweet of Newark. ". J. were guests this week of John Biggz of Prospect street.
 Miss Mary Alice Sullivan. now o Hartford, is spending two weeks va. cation with realtives and friends fl Norwich and Westerly John E. Gallup and family left fol Moosup. Saturday, after spending tn summer at their cottage on Wampha2 sett Point, stonlng<on.
 Carl H. Swan and Miss Anna Col fins of Scranton. Pa. are the guests , MT. Swan's mother, Mrs. Abbie A Swan, of West Main street.
 
 waiter Leveen. formerly of Watrou avenue. Laurel Hill. now of Bridge port, spent the week end and Labo day with friends in Norwich
 Mrs. James l.. Coffee, Mir. and Mir George E. Dygert and children hay returned from spending the sllmme at their cottage at Bushy Point Mfr. and Mrs Burton Young, wit Mrs. Longacre of Wfflimantic, wer visitors On Sunday and Monday wit Mrs. James M. Young at Rock Glen. Mrs. Sarah Kenyon and daughte Bessie have returned to Chase Hfll, L. from visit with friends at Gosh en, Coma. where they formerly resid Miss Jennie E. Mitchell. private sec retary to Dr. H. M. Pollock at th state hospital has returned from sey eral days stay at the Lucas cottas at Pleasant View.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Coe an daughter, Miss Frances l. Coe, hay ! returned to Longrneadow, Mass, froi Gardner Lake, where they have bee spending August.
 Frank Marquis of Brooklyn, N. is passing this week at Mrs. MarQui | former home on West Main stree where Mrs. Marquis has been spendir most of the summer.
 Henry Kleindienst returned to h duty on the U. g., R c. Itasca Monda morning after spending Sunday vii his father and sister, Mrs. GeorI
 Malcolm, of Franklin street.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Lamb ar sons. Arthur and Frank, Of Pea hstreet. have returned from a fe
 days visit with relatives in TorrinI ton, making the trip in their autom
 bile.
 | Mir and Mrs. John Clabby and s,
 William of Dunham street have r l turned from trip. stopping tSpringfield, HoIyoke and HartfoI
 Their stay in Hartford included a IT
 to Mt Tom
 I Mathew K Gavigan of Denver, G l for twenty five years with the Co l necticut Catholic, arrived in New Lo
 don the other day with h,s wife al daughter Catherine. from Block 1slar to visit for few days.