Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-25
p Personals

A. J. Bill spent Monday in Boston
 William F. Jordan is in Boston on business.
 Mrs. John Daley spent Monday in Hartford.
 M E. Sullivan has gone to Putnam on business
 Ernest Sharpe went to Norwich Monday on business
 Benjamin Watrous, a salesman, left here Monday for Norwich.
 Mrs. Frank Gallup spent Saturday and Sunday in New Haven.
 Mrs James Gayigan and son are in Plainville for a weeks stay,
 Mrs. William Ross of Chaplin was a Willimantic visitor Saturday.
 D. F, Clifford .and A. c. Richards spent Sunday in New Haven.
 Mrs. Pierre Larramee and child are in Springfield for a brief visit.
 Miss Ruth F. Taylor was Middle Haddam visitor over Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs Herbert D. Pollard were al Mansfield Depot over Sunday.
 C. l.. Grant returned Monday from Hartford where he spent the past week.
 Louis Dimmock and Homer Neil were in South Wilmington to spend Sunday.
 Mrs. Henry Fryer is spending a few days with her mother Mrs. Finley of AndOver.
 Mrs. L. H. Porter of Andover spent Saturday in this city the guest of Mrs. E. Russ
 Miss Florence Wells of New Britain spent Sunday al her fathers home in Windham.
 A N Potter returned to Ellington al end yriSit will his parents.
 Miss Martha Curry, who teaches in East Hampton, was at her home here over Sunday
 AIr and Mrs Harry Larllins of Nor wich spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives here.
 Mrs. Francis Palmer has returned to Hartford after short stay here with relatives.
 James Courtney spent Sunday with his family in this city, returning to Boston Monday.
 Dr. J. Louis Sullivan and party mo- tored to New London Sunday in the doctors automobile.
 Charles Snow returned to Hartford Monday having spent Sunday with his family in this city,
 Mrs William Shorteu and children, Kathryn and Dorothy, were in New Haven to spent Saturday and Sun day
 Walter Lathrop and L. E. Kinney and daughter returned Monday to Mystic after a weeks visit with rela- tives here.
 Mrs. N, CYoung) Godfrey returned to Hartford Monday after a fOrtnight's visit at the home of Mrs. A. Turner in Windham.
 Mrs William Smith of New York came here Saturday and went to Chap lin to spend Sunday with her mother, Mrs C. Welch.
 Miss Julia Corcoran spent some time in this city Monday. Miss Corcoran is state deputy factory inspector and fesides in Norwich
 Miss Anna Bishop, a student at the normal school, was in Andover to spend Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. s. Bishop.
 Kenneth Hiuhouse returned to New Haven Monday after spending the week end with his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Hillhouse
 Local people in Hartford Saturday included Mrs. Helen Cummings, Mrs. Johnson, Harold Williams. Miss Clara Hall.
 Miss AiIeen Ottenheimer, formerly l of this city returned to Boston, Mon- l day after weeks stay at the home of her uncle William Palmer, rail- road yardmaster here. l Willimantic people in Hartford Mon 1 day included Mrs Jas. Berard, Miss | Alma Dion, pr. and Mrs. A. V. Se- i gar, Helen Hunt, Mrs. c. Tryon, Miss 1 M. Tryon, Mrs. Addison Kingsbury. 1 Mrs Charles Tucker of North Wind l ham spent Monday in Hartford visit l ing her daughter Miss Bernice i Tucker who recently underwent an 1 operation for appendicitis at Hart 1 ford hospital. 1 Mrs E. A. Tracey of South Coventry 1 left Monday for Philadelphia where l she will be joined by MT. and Mrs 1 Tracey in a few days, Mir. and Mrs l Tracy will then leave for Florida | where they will spend the winter.
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