Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-06
PERSONAL.
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been recent guest of relatives iii Norwich.
 Mrs. Charles Kensler of New York is the guest of Mrs. Charles G. Cobo of Main street.
 Harold Anderson of Waterbury is spending a few days with bis parents ill East Norwich.
 Justin Holden Jr., has returned to Springfield after visiting his parents on Clairmont avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. William Murray 9t D6reester, Mass, are guests or MI and Mrs. 4. ". Jarvis.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hulburt of New York are visiting MT, and Mrs. c. G. Cobb of Main street.
 john Coughlin and George Moore 9f Sduthbridga are the guests or "lil- jam Moore fer few days.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Abel of Wilh- mahtic were the guests of irienos al East Great Plain on Friday
 Mr and Mrs. Louis Ingalls, of Nerz wich were. recent guests of MT. ana Mrs. Clark Congdon of Ek9nk'
 Mir and Mrs. Abbott Stoddard and soh Albert are sPending a few oaEs at their home at BfeTsters Neck
 Roy judd of Norwich spent the Fourth with his sister, Miss CaarteEes M. Jtda at Sheiburne Falls MASS 
 Rev and Mrs. H. r. Arnold 6f. NeTs- wieh were guests of the family or VIE liam Harvey in Plainfield last week.
 Miss Lillian Kitchen and Miss Car. rie Scanlon of Westerly are guests or friends in Norwich for the week eno'
 F. Leon Hutchins of Norwich was the guest of his mother Mrs, Agnes A. Hutchins at Greene, R. l.. Wedhes- day.,
 Ludwig Anderson of Southington is spending a few days at his former home here, renewing old acqua1nt- ances.
 j. Miller and P. Miller of Boston spent the Fourth of July with MT and Mrs. NJ. Rosenberg of West Main street,
 Miss Edith Lane of Norwich spent the holiday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs George Lane at Willow Point, Mystic.
 Mrs. Edward Lees of Taftville has been spending several days at the home of her father, John Oates, in Plainfeld
 The Misses Esther and Loretta Ho- sey and Agnes Nolan of Painfield spent the Fourth with the Misses Ruth and lone Breckenridge.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph E. Carpenter and daughter Alma of Brewsters Neck have been the guests of their son, William Carpenter. at Midway.
 Mrs. w. W. Church of Norwich has been spending several days with her cousin, Miss Ethel Wood, and her grandparents at Moosup pond.
 Misses Minnie Pratt and Florence Onderdonk of Plainfieh visited Nor wich Town recently and called on Miss Susan Adams. at the Johnson home.
 Miss Agnes Partridge has returned to Brewsters Neck after spending a week with her cousins, Misses Editr and Mamie Partridge of Poquetanuck.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Foote of Dor chester. Mass, have returned from a visit with MT Foote's daughter, Mrs. George W. Rathbun, of Durham street.
 Miss Mildred Lewis. who has been spending several months with relatives in Norwich and attending school here, is at her home near Corey bridge Moosup.
 Maurice and Charlie Partridge, who have been the guests of their aunt Mrs Lewis JaBounty of Montvile have returned to their home at Po- quetanuck drawbridge
 Mrs. B. R. Briggs of Plainfeld has been in Norwich caring for her daughter, Mrs Bertha Bates, who has been very ill for the past week Mrs. Bates is slowly improving.
 Miss Grace Mitchell of Lowell Mass. stenographer with the Ameri- can Telegraph & Telephone Co.,, has gone to Asaaway. R. l., from Norwich and will spend some days visiting rel atives and friends.
 Mrs Daniel McSheffrey and daugh- ter, Miss Jennie McSheffrey of Taft vile, with her brother, Robert Me Donald of Newark N. J., and Edward Mcbride of Pawtucket sail tomorrow Sunday for Glasgow, Scotland and will return about the middle of Sep tember