Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-27
NOANK
Personal Observations Recorded About the Villase-Campers Leave Masons IsIand-Back from WiIlimantic Camp Meeting.

Mrs. Augusta Weeks who has lately returned from a stay in Lawrence l hospital where she was a surgical pa tient, is reported as making satis- factory recovery at her home on the east side.
 1 James Campbell, James Mcdonald, Fred Fitzpatrick, and Albert Patterson have been on a trip to Block Island. Thomas Lee is filling the place in the machine department of the ship yard made vacant by the absence of Engi- neer Carson, who is visiting relatives in Nova Scotia.
 1 Peter Deveau, who was hurt in a fall at the Palmer ship yard several days ago, is able to return to his duties.
 l.. l.. ParkNand Charles Mcdonald are visiting in New Haven for a few days and will attend the convention of Connecticut f1remen at Savin Rock 1 Miss Dorothy Eldred has returned to her home in New Haven after visit to relatives on High street
 Miss Maud Fitch has returned from a visit with friends at Pleasant View.
 Miss Etta Burdick and Miss Laura Durfee who have been visiting at Pleasant View have returned.
 MT. and Mrs. w. G. Eldredge have returned from Ocean Beach.
 Miss Arlena Lamb of Elm street is spending the week with relatives in New London.
 ! York are spending a vacation of two weeks at Cove Nook farm. l MT. and Mrs. Roswell Palmer who have been camping on Masons Island, have returned to their home in New l York.
 L. J. Douglas of Pearl street has gone for visit to his old home in Maine. l Martin Budreau of lower Pearl street was taken yesterday to Lawrence hos pital in New London suffering from a complication of diseases. He is con- sidered in a very serious condition. Miss Ruth Keigwin has returned to her home in New Haven after a visit 1 to relatives on Main street. l MT. and Mrs. Walter Lineberry and children have returned to their home in WetherSf1eld after visit with MT. and Mrs. Joel Singer
 Mrs. Hattie Daboll was a caller in Norwich Tuesday.
 Letters remaining uncalled for in the Noank post office are for James Elauo- hall and Mrs. J. B. Anderson.
 The meeting of the Silver Links held in the parlor of the Methodist church and the social hour much enjoyed.
 Mrs. William Holiday, Mrs. Charles IButson, Mrs. Charles Hadley, Mrs Frances O'Brien and Capt. and Mrs Louis Peterson have returned from Willimanttc, where they spent a few udyS dI lno camp meeting, Capt. Henry Langworthy and party have returned from most delightful automobile trip in the Berkshire hills
 MT and Mrs. Amos Rogers have re- turned from "a visit in Spring Hill with relatives.
 Mrs. Walter McIntire and daughter Josephine, of Providence will arrive today as guests at the home of Mrs B. w. Latham on Pearl street.
 MT. and Mrs John Muse of Salmon River, N. S., will make their home in the village having moved into the Kelly house on High street
 Miss Myrtle Mackenzie has returned to her home in Providence after visit with her cousin, Mrs. Otis Douglas on Pearl street.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Darlington are entertaining MT. and Mrs. Charles Billings of Providence.
 William Burke has returned to his home In Hartford after a visit with lCapt. and Mrs. Neil Nelson l George Bell and son Thomas Bell of Baltic have been visiting friends on Long Point
 Miss Jessie Carson has returned to