Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-29
PERSONAL

,,si,or z F Hodge was z recent Westerly l William F. Callahan is spending the
 week at Block Island.
 l Oliver Houck has returned home af-
 ter spending week at Red Top. l John Harrington of Franklin street spent Sunday with friends in Hart-
 Miss lone Breckenridge spent the I week end with Mrs. F. F. Beckwith of I South Windham. Mrs John Nichols and son cIavtor of FairheId have been m visiting Ii 'as rela. ial tives in Norwich.
 Mrs. Bertram Williams has re- turned to Mystic from visit to l friends in Norwich.
 Miss Ella Ceughlin has returned to | New Haven after a lengthy stay with 1 her parents in F1tchville
 Ernest Sterry of Norwich is spend- 1 ing several weeks with his grandfath- CT. Iipest Smith of Waterford. Miss Nellie Mahoney who has been the guest of Miss Helene Dorsey of Ocean beach. has returned home
 MT. and Mrs. H. $. Staplin and son of Montvilles sepnt Sunday at the Mitchell bungalow in Quaimbaug.
 Miss Ruth Breckenridge has returned after spending weeks vacation with Mrs F. F. Beckwith of South Wind ham.
 Captain and Mrs. A. ". Frazier have returned to Groton after spend ing a week with relatives in Nor wich.
 guests of their aunt and uncle. Mir and Mrs. Courtland Darrow of Oswe- gatchie,
 Miss Marguerite Shields of Norwich is the guest of her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs William F. Murphy of New London.
 Mrs. Margaret seifort returned to hen home in New York Saturday after spending a week with her cousin, Mrs. James LaPoint.
 Elmer D. KinsmanN of Washington street has returned from a vacation trip of two weeks spent with relatives in the provinces.
 Miss Ethef Chandler has returned 50 Springfield Mass. after few weeks stay with her uncle, Dr. F. S. Smith, at North Stonington.
 Mrs. Silas Leffingwell and Misses Nola and Lois Lefingwell of East Great Plain are passing a few days in North Stonington.
 John Sullivan, employed at the Grotcn Ship and Engine company Liant spent Sunday at the home of his parents in Norwich
 Russel Brand and MT. and Mrs. Ma than Brand of Preston City were. visi- tors with their sister, Mrs E. H. Clark, in Rixtown. Friday.
 Mrs. Louis White. Jr, and children, of Webster, Mass. are spending several weeks with MT. and Mrs. George E. Bartlett. of Whitaker avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Tooker and chfi- dren of Montville were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Wilsen at their cottage at Pleasure Beach Recently.
 Mrs William Good of Waterbury is in Norwich. where she will be the guest of Dr. Goods parents MT. and Mrs. Patrick Good. of Everett street, for the next two weeks
 Dr. and Mrs. H. s. Reynolds, who have been spending few days with Mrs. Reynolds parents, MT and Mrs. T. Coughlin, of Fitchville, have re- turned to New Haven.
 Louis M Carpenter and A. c. Bur dick of Jewett City have opened their summer home, Camp Griswold, on the Thames and are spending the sum- mer there with their families.
 Frank Blum of New York, the ex- pert linotyper is renewing old ac- quaintances which he made in Norwich during his employment in the Bulletin composing room last summer.
 George Boynton of Houston. Tex, formerly of Montvile, called on rela- tives and friends at Gardner Lake and in Palmertown, Friday, on his way to New York. whence he sailed Satur- day.