Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-23
PERSONAL

is at his home on Broadway for the vacation.
 Miss Caroline Gilman has returned to New Haven after visiting Norwich relatives.
 Miss Marion Pullen of Smith col lege is the guest of college friend in Chicago.
 E. Winslow Williams of Yale is spending the holiday at his home, Rock Clyffe.
 Henry Plant of Pomfret school is at his Eastern Point home for the Christ mas vacation.
 Miss Helen P. Browning of Smith college is at her home on Union street for the holidays.
 Miss Irene Stapleton of Westerly is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Hart ley of Franklin street.
 Miss Helen Newton of the Academy faculty is passing her vacation at her home in Woodbridge, Conn.
 Misses Edith and Florence Carpen- ter of Boston are at their home on Uncas street for the holiday season.
 Tieror Brisere student at the Harvard Law school is at his home on Broad street for the winter vaca- ton.
 Miss Gertrude Durham, teacher in the Rockville high school, is at her home on Franklin street, New Lon don.
 Albert E. Chandler, an instructor at Harvard university, is at his home on Mckinley avenue for the holiday re- cess.
 Charles Osborne, the 11-year- old son of MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Osborne of Uncasville. is very i'll with typhoid fever.
 Miss Rose Cook, daughter of Mrs Mary Cook of New London, is home from her school at Voluntown for the holidays.
 Mrs. William Champion of Saybrook Point has been in Norwich the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Johnson and family.
 Miss Faye Newland, a student at Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y, is at her home on Williams street for the winter vacation. MT. and Mrs. Henry F. Parker, of Mckinley avenue, have returned from a stay of several days with relatives in Brookline, Mass.
 Miss Emeline Norton of Washing ton street has returned from Chi cago, where she has been visiting hei sister, Mrs. T. B. Blackstone. MT. and Mrs. William H. McChes 1 ney of Hartford are in Norwich, called here by the death of MT. McChes. ney's aunt, Miss Rose Dunn. Miss Beatrice Carmichael of Gin. | cinnati is the guest of Rev. and Mrs Richard R. Graham of Washington street during her holiday vacation.
 Miss Annie Maher of the faculty oi Miss Porter's school, Pennington, 1! passing the holiday recess with hel parents, MT. and Mrs. Daniel J. Ma. her of Brook street
 Miss Mary Gibbs of Radcliffe col lege, Cambridge. Mass, is passing tn, holiday vacation at the home of hei parents, MT. and Mrs. Nathan A Gibbs of Lincoln avenue. 1 Mrs. Charles A. Burnham and Mrs Peter Lanman, of Lincoln avenue, ar spending the holiday with Mrs. Burn hams daughter, Mrs. Frederick War ner of New Brighton, Mass.
 Several new members have engaget the Norwich club for the next tel weeks for aSturday evenings and vii have an evening of amusement, in cluding lancing, cards and roller skat ing.
 Miss May Even of Maple. street ha left the Academy on account of il health, and will spend the winter witt relatives in the northern part of tn state of New York, by advice of he physician.
 Dr. Hugh Campbell, superintendent of the County Tuberculosis home a Norwich, who has been the guest o Dr. James B. Dinnan at Underclli sanitorium, Meriden, returned Satur day to Norwich. He was accompanie by Dr. Dinnan, who came to inspec the new sanitarium in course of con struction.