Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08
PERSONAL.

the guest of Miss Ida Trachtenberg.
 Samuel Curland has returned from a trip to New York and Atlantic City. Fred G. Bliss has returned from a pleasant trip through New York state.
 MT. and Mrs Louis Wheeler of Nor wich are at Ocean Beach for this month.
 Miss Margaret Twomey spent the week end with Mrs. Henry Palmer of Westerly.
 Miss May Willy has returned home after visiting at New London and 1 Ocean beach.
 MT. and Mrs. William A. Young l have returned from a visit with 1 friends in Mantle.
 Mrs. Clinton Ecelestone of Norwich 1 recently visited Mir, and Mrs. Culver at North Stonington.
 Miss Katherine Lang has returned from a three weeks visit with friends in Detroit and Buffalo
 Mrs. George Lord of Norwich is at Gales Ferry to spend the week with Mrs. Nelson L. Crowell.
 Miss May F. Ritchie of Norwich was registered this week at the Casino, Saratoga Springs, \. Y.
 Earl spicer of Norwich has gone to Pleasant View to camp with Franklin Lord and Thomas Leahy
 Frank sislx of Norwich is the guest of MT and Mrs Frederick Golden of Crystal avenue. New London.
 Rev. E. w Darrow and Mrs. Dar- row motored from Waterford to their home in Wilmington Monday.
 Miss Maizie Ryder has returned to Norwich after a visit to her sister, Mrs. David Cudworth. in Mystic.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles s. Comstock of Hartford leave today for two weeks vacation in Norwich and New London.
 Ruby E. Vaughn. Helen c. Hamilton guests at the Atlantic house. Watch, Hill.
 Mrs. Good, wife of Dr. William Good, has returned to Waterbury after visit ing Dr. Goods parents on Everett street.
 Louis White and MT. and Mrs. Louis White. Jr., and children have returned to Webster, Mass. after a visit to rel atives in Norwich.
 Mrs Christian Hansen and daughter, May Irene, have returned after spend ing a week with her niece. Mrs Henry Palmer. of Westerly,
 MT and Mrs Nelson Parker of Nor Wich are to spend the month with Mrs Parker's parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry w. Hurlbutt, at Gales Ferry.
 Rev and Mrs. J, D. Field and little son of the Union Baptist church. Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests of MT. Fields mother on the Corning road.
 Miss Edwina Hodgkins, a talented young singer, of Providence, who has been visiting Central Village friends, is the guest of Miss Ansell of Nor wich.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert A. King of Springdale have returned home after being the guests of Mrs. C. A. Nor throp of Norwich at her cottage at Pleasant View.
 Miss A. Idena Young of South Can terbury and Miss Evelyn Browning of Packer visited recently with Miss Young's aunt. Mrs. Nathan w. James, at Barberville, R. l.
 Mrs. Lula Brady of Lebanon recent Iy visited her father. Hugh McInnis, of Carolina, R. l. Mir. McInnis has so far recovered from his recent illness as to take an auto ride.
 At the Wigwam. Pleasant View, are Miss E. L. Peck. Miss P. F. Branche, Mrs. F. Thatcher Otis, Arthur l.. Peale, Helen W. Peale. Richard P. Peale and Miss Helene Otis.
 Mrs. W. s. Geer of Washington street and her sister, Mrs. A. c. Fuller of New London leave town to- day for New Hampshire to spend a week at the White Mountains.
 Ronald Bliss of Norwich, who has been spending a short time al Rho Epsilon Kappa camp, Pleasant View, has returned home. Lewis Hull also returned home and his place was taken by James Isbister of Norwich.
 Misses Lillian Cough. Christina Mil Ter, Elsie Fillmore, May Leathers. May Ora ham, Helen Bailey, Mildred Fill more and Mrs Frank Sylvia, all of N orwich, are at the Wheeler cottage, Pleasant View, for two weeks.
 Misses Ethel Hewitt, Laura Clark, Annie Baudro, Carrie Finegan and Grace FInegan of Ledyard, Gladys Main of North Stenington and Mabel of Norwich have returned from camping at Pleasant View
 Prof Lester w Boardman and son Brewer made a days visit with Mrs. John J. Greene at Hope Valley, R. |, while returning from two weeks vaca- ton spent with Rev. and Mrs. Board man at Thompson, parents of the pro lessor.
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