Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-22
the railroad freight station in the loc; railroad yards.

the railroad freight station in the local railroad yards.
 Minor Mention.
 Alderman J. Harry Mann has re- turned for few days from Gales Fer ry, where he Is spending the summer with his family.
 Miss Sadie Hilton of Danielson was Sunday guest of Mir and Mrs. Ralph E. Smith
 Simon Farley of Woonsocket. for merly of Putnam. visited with friends here Monday.
 John Cromwell returned to New York Monday, after 8 visit with rel atives in Putnam and Pemfret
 Hernon G. Carver has been appoint ed a city registrar of voters, vice Si- mon Farley, now of Woonsocket.
 Mrs. Anna Crarey of Groten Is vis iting her aunt, Mrs Walter Rich
 Miss Ivagiene Fuller has returned from a visit Of ten days with relatives in Packer and Central Village
 Miss Edith Bowen of this city and Miss Ruth Austin of North Grosven ordale are spending a week in New Jersey.
 Miss Verna Fuller and William Rich are visiting Mrs. Martha James in Dayville.
 At the regular weekly meeting of the selectmen Monday afternoon only routine business was transacted.
 Henry A. Weir of Newburyport, Mass was a visitor with friends in Putnam Monday. The new furniture for the Chicker- ing hotel has arrived and has been placed in the house.
 Barbers' Outing.
 Putnam's local union of barbers is arranging for their annual outing, but the date has not been announced
 Not all the friends of the couples married here pay attention to the cour- tesy of not throwing confetti about the railroad station and in the sub way
 Miss Mildred Carver was visitor with friends in Worcester Monday.
 To House Telephone Automobile.
 A garage of corrugated iron has been built in the rear of the new tel ephone building for storage of the company's automobile kept in this di- vision
 Employees from surrounding tele- phone divisions have been invited to the dance to be given at Wildwood park Friday evening by the Putnam division employees. Personal Items. Misses Loretta and Emma Remmi- l lard, Miss Beatrice Maynard of this
  socket, R. l.. left Sunday morning for Norwich, Vt. for two weeks vacation. Miss Antoinette Desautel and sister Mrs. Gauthier of Pawtucket, R. l., will leave today for pleasure trip | to Canada.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gagne and son of Woodstock avenue have gone to l Canada to visit relatives. Daniel J. Byrne of Boston is spend I ing a week vacation at his home on Woodstock avenue. 1 MT. and Mrs, W. Paul Champeau of Uniontown. Pa. spent Sunday with l MT. Champeau's uncle, Isaac Cham peau and family.
 Miss Josie Conroy and Miss Alice Fuller of Worcester spent Sunday with their parents, Mir. and Mrs vii liam Fuller, of Chapman street, | R. l., is the guest of Miss Leona ] Daigle, of Woodstock avenue. this l week.
 City Notes. 1 MT. and Mrs. Harold Sargent o1 | Worcester spent the week end with Rev. and Mrs. F. D. Sargent in Grove 1 street
 Miss Florence Sargent has returned from few days visit with friends | in Wethersfeld Mrs. s. M. Wheelock returned tc Pleasant View Monday after spending few days at her home in Church 1 street.
 Daniel Byrne of Boston spent Sun | day at his home in this city. l John Linahan has moved his family from Bradley street to Providence.
 At Juniper Point. 1 George Gilpatric, G. Harold Gilpat- ric and Miss Mary T. Wheelock arC spending a few weeks at Juniper Poin where Mrs. G. H. Gilpatric and Mrs G. Harold Gilpatric and children ar' 1 spending the summer. l c. W. Hathaway, who is passins 1 the summer at Tiverton. R. l., was a his home in Fremont street Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Mark of Brooklyn. N 1 Y, spent the week end with MT. ane