Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-10
VISITORS IN FINAL
 WEEKS AT THE SHORE
Eastern Connecticut People on Pleas- ure Bent at the Rhode Island Beaches.

Although the summer season for 1912 has officially closed, Lapor day having been the final day at many of the pleasure resorts, both seaside and country, throughout Rhode Island, there still remain a large number of visitors from eastern Connecticut who are enjoying the pleasures of the two delightful months of September and October with the glories of the Indian summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Simon Fahey and fam fly have returned to their home in Norwich after spending the past two weeks as the guests of Mrs. Daniel Boyle of Albion road, Manyille,
 Mrs. Sarah C.. Young, formerly a resident of Warren, but now of Nor wich, is the guest of Capt William s. Baker and family near her old home for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Williams of Norwich are spending a few days with the latter's brother, Charles Fisher, and family in Providednce
 Thomas McCaftrey, who has just concluded a ten days recreation peri cd at Pleasant View, has returned to his home on Hickory street, Norwich
 Registered at the Casino at Nara gansett Pier last week were MT. and Mrs. w. A. Norton of Norwich.
 A pleasant family reunion was held last week Saturday at the home of Edward A. Carpenter of North Main street, Slatersville, when 57 from New York and the various New England states gathered for the annual Car penter family reunion. Those present included MT. and Mrs. Charles Wilcox and family, Ellsworth Wilcox, William Rich and Miss Alice Edison of Putnam and Frank Carpenter of Oneco.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Steere of New London are spending few days with relatives at Camp White, in East Providence.
 Mrs. James Weaver and her daugh- ters Misses Edith and Florence Weav- CT of Norwich are guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Franklin at their summer cottage at Oakland beach. Last Fri day evening. in honor of her guests, Mrs. Franklin gave chicken supper l followed by a musicale and whist. Miss Susan Gallup has returned to her home in Norwich after a short visit to Miss Ethel Randolph at the Randolph cottage, Pleasant View. | s. M. WheelOck and family, who have been spending the season in the Haverlin cottage at Pleasant View have returned to their home at Put nam. MT. Wheelock has commenced | the erection of new cottage al Pleasant View. Harold A. Swaffield, last year sec. retary of the Brown union at Browr university, who has been spending ths summer at Camp Wellesley, Noun Whittier, N. H., and is to be assistant principal of Blackhall school, at Eas Lyme, has been spending few dayi with friends in Providence.
 Returned from Bayonne.
 Hilliard Bruce, who has been edit, ing the Bayonne, N. J., Evening Times the past month returned Sunday night He replaced the venerable Louis H Vultee, who. tired out by 2S years O steady newspapering in the metro politan zone, wanted a month on hi modern chicken farm in the woods a Lakewood.
 | State Employment Bureaus. | The monthly report of the state bu reau of labor statistics for July show that the total number of application made for employment to five free pub lic employment bureaus located re spectively at Hartford, New Haven Waterbury, Bridgeport and Norwich was 1901, the number of laplication for help 1.024, and the number of sit nations secured s12. Of the male ap licants for employment 63 per cent were supplied with situations a against 60.s per cent. in June. Of tn female applicants supplied with situa
 tions. the percentage was 63.l, a
 against 5S.6 in June.