Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19
Willimantic, DanielSon and Putnam
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ssassnsssasasaannsnns nn . ss ns . . sssassaaHA Leughlin made the trip from New Lon- fden te this city In H. T. Bacon's auto. Mrs. Thomas Little accompanied by her sen, went to Mystic, Monday. N Mrs. Nielsen Daniels and son Nelson are visiting in Boston for 8 week
 Mrs. c. E. Mcfarland and children are Providence visitors for week. Mrs. E. A. Winter left here Monday for visit with her sister at Danielson. MT. and Mrs, Js Ellis . and son left Saturday for a weeks visit in Provi- dence.
 Miss Lillian McDermott of Colches- ter has gone to Hartford for brief stay.
 1 pr. H. F. Te.sing and party went on nshlng trip at Coventry lake re- cently.s
 Miss Caroline Colgroye left Monday for fortnight's stay at Asbury Park. l \. J.
 Attorney and Mrs. S. B. Harvey left Monday for a weeks trip to Nova 1 Scotia.
 l J. E. Stoughton and family of Pleas ant street are away for weeks vaca- l tion.
 Misses Hattie Windsor and Addie | Cole went to Providence to spend 1 Sunday.
 ! John McQuiHan and Miss Mary Mc- ] Quillan were Hartford visitors over I Sunday.
 1 Robert Brown of New Haven is vis- iting his father, the Rev. MT. Brown, of 1 Hampton.
 1 Miss! Mabel Hardman was the guest of Mrs, Bentley of New London for over Sunday. l l,r. E. L. Wllcos and Mrs Wilcox spent sunday ofternccn at Lake Wangambaug. Miss Kathryn Sullivan of Jackson street spent the week end in Hartford with relatives. Guy Richmond of Hartford spent Sunday with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Richmond Miss Elizabeth Sullivan of St. Jo- seph's hospital force has gone to Hartford for a stay
 Mrs. William Bushnell had as her guest over Sunday her mother, Mrs Jacobs, of Hartford. Miss Louise Congdon of Methuen, Mass, is the guest of Miss Susan Perry of High street for. a few days.
 Miss Edna Jackson of Connecticut Agricultural College at Storrs was Willimantic visitor Monday Miss Delema Parent accompanied by Mrs Edward Chartier are at Savin Rock, for weeks outing. Mrs. B. Clancy has gone to Provi- dence to visit her granddaughter Miss Sweet, formerly of this city. MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Mulette of Fairview street have gone to New Lon- don for stay at the shore
 Mrs Lucy Bushnell and son Howard of Norwich were guests of George B.. McCracken and family Monday MT. and Mrs. s. Clark of New York are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ray mond Smith. of Jackson street.
 The Misses Grace and Florence i Gregory spent the week end in North Windham, the guests of friends.
 Mrs. Herbert D. Pollard and little I daughter spent Sunday at MT. Pollard's former home at Mansfield Depot
 Miss Mary Donahue was the guest of her brother. Dr. Daniel Donahue. of Waterbury, over Sunday. Miss Mildred Moulton, bookkeeper at the Boston store, returned Monday from few days vacation outing. Boston store force is taking her vaca- tton at Norwich and shore resorts
 William R. Hull and Miss Helen Hull of Mystic have been recent guests of Mrs. L. B. Hull of Summit street
 MT. and Mrs. Lester Hooks and lit- tie Slaughter, Bertha are guests of Mrs. C. Thompson Mrs. Hceks sister
 Attorney Edward Moriarty of New York was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Patrick Moriarty. of Jackson street.
 Miss Lena Breault who underwent a minor operation at St. Joseph's Hos p1tal recently has returned to her home and is almost entirely recovered
 Miss Alice Doyle of the trading stamp store has gone to New York to be the guest of her sister for few days.
 Miss Julia Corcoran, factory inspec- tor, returned Monday to Hartford after spending Sunday at her home in Norwich.
 Dr J. Louie Sullivan accompanied by his brother, Pr P F Sullivan of Wallingford, visited Lake Wangam- baug, sunday.
 Miss Lenora Pewsey went back to Pawtucket, Monday after asvisit with her mother. Madame Pewsey pianist aat the Gem theatre.
 Matthew Geary, train announcer, re- turned recently from a visit sat the home of his sister. Mrs. Ellen C6<elley, of New York.
 Miss Minnie McCracken, cashier at the local telephone exchange. is taking her vacation and next week will visit friends in Westfield, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Adams of New Haven have returned after spending a week with Mrs. Adams parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Morris.
 Mrs. Obile Calliouette returned to her home in Worcester after a Vaca- tion of a month at the home of her mother, Mrs. Virginia Moreau.