Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-24
PERSONAL

George A. Moore of Worcester, is visiting relatives in Westerly and Nor wieh.
 Henry W. Branch and family of Nor wich are at Roxmont. Lords Point, this week.
 Miss Mae C. Donovan of Rockville is spending a few weeks with relatives in Baltic.
 Miss Bertha Bosworth have returned to Groton from visit with friends in Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Smith of Norwich are spending two weeks with friends in Canada.
 The Misses Florence and Alice Phil lips of Fitchville were recent guests at Watch Hill.
 Norman H. Percy of Boswell avenue is visiting with friends in Providence for two weeks.
 Miss Mary s. Wheeler of Stoning- l ton is a guest of her cousin, Miss La | throp, in Norwich. ! will leave this morning Saturday. for short stay in Hartford. | Mrs. Harriet Wood of West Haven l has been spending several days with 1 Mrs. Henry Wright in Norwich.
 Capt. Charles T. Potter of Norwich 1 has been visiting at his Noank bun galow, Bethsaida, for short time.
 Mrs. Irving Poppe and daughters, Winnifred and Lucille, have returned l to Groton from a visit in Norwich. Miss Virginia Weber has returned to New York, after two weeks stay in Fitchville, with the Misses Kingberger
 Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald of Nor wich is visiting her uncle, Edward Stanton of Morgan street, New Lon don.
 Charles Weber and Louis Wagner of i New York are spending two weeks at | the home of the Misses Kingberger, in | Fftchville.
 NIr. and Mrs. W. c. Moore of Frank lin street have returned after visiting relatives in Newark, N. J., and New York city
 Little Miss Clifford of Bristol street New London, who has been very ill is spending the month with Mrs. John Kilroy of Yantic
 MT. and Mrs. John Broadhurst anC family of Lafayette street leave today (Saturday) for Portland, Me, for 8 weeks stay with relatives.
 
 Mrs. Henry Robinson has returned to Norwich after a brief stay with hel daughter, Mrs. Frederick Burdfck oi Huntington street, New London.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Weeks and Miss Pauline Chesebro of Stonington at tended the annual outing of the Mems club of Mystic to Norwich, Thursday
 Miss Bertha Woodmansee of Nor. wich is spending the week end witt
 Miss Jennie Payne at the latter. home on Pequot avenue, New Lon don.
 Miss Rhea Dobbrow of Torrington who is spending some time about town was a recent guest of her cousins Franklin E. Peekham and family. a Far View, East Side.
 Miss Helen Burnham, David Cope land and Elmer Hawkes. of Hampton were recent visitors in Norwich. Mis- Burnham remaining over Sunday a a guest of Miss Nellie Tibbetts.
 Miss May Harding of Hamburg. wh has been spending the past week wit , her sister. Mrs. Frank C. Gage of FIiz | l iG ha Cf h, Mrs. George R. Ravens of Oak street
 Mrs. H. Douglas Mcknight an
 Miss Rosa R. Mcknight of fl Balti ! street, who have been visiting friend in Springfield, have returned and lief Thursday night for few days at At lantic City.
 Miss Lillian B. Austin. who ha been spending the past week wit ; relatives and friends at Watch Hi l and New London, has resumed her du ties as bool1keeper for the Norwic . Grain company.
 New Haven papers note that Re, l Joseph Ford, assistant pastor of $ 3 Johns church, Davenport avenue ha Q returned from two weeks vacatio . with his sister Mrs. Ambrose Ed 1 | wards, in New London.
 Mrs. Hansen of Plain Hill. MT f Christian Hansen and daughter Ma I | Irene, went by trolley to Watch Hi n Wednesday to spend a few days wit . her niece, Mrs. H. E. Palmer. at Wir e throp cottage, Quonocontaug beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin E. Peckha = and two little daughters, Mildred ar V Mary, of the East Side, are visitir U in Greenport L, L, and New York, all t at College Point, L. l.. will be gues - of Mrs. Peckham's parents, Mr ar
 Mrs. Thomas Beckwith, formerly if this city.