Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-12

remember sitting on sort of plat form or steps of blanks among the spectators at Linceln's feet. He seem ed to tower above us; and I could not help but be greatly impressed by his wonderful personality
 MT and Mrs. Bartlett were also guests at the wedding reception of Kate Chase and Governor William Sprague, Nox. F, 1863, given by Judge Salmon P. Chase in Washington Kate Chase Sprague,' she said was a most beautiful, fascinating woman, possessed of all the charm and allure ment which history has accorded her." Although now 84. travelling has no terrors for Mrs. Bartlett, who thinks nothing of a trip from her home to New York unattended. In fact under the magnetic spell of the Wanderlust she has encircled the world. Mrs. Bartlett who is as fond of the coun- try as ever. in spite of her numerous wanderings. is spending the summer in East Killingly. her former home, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Willis Bartlett.
 Heard About Teswn.
 Mrs Vincent Garts~nd and daugh- ter, Thelma are spending the month at Kelsey Point.
 Miss Emma Jordan has returned from a months outing at Oakland Beach. After a few days stay at her home on Broad street. she will attend a summer school at Sagamore beaen.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Bennett are guests of Providence relatives unti. September
 Mrs. Charles E. Tayntor mas re- turned to Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Judson are en- tertaining Mrs. Clarence Young and daughter, Thelma. of Worcester. Mass.
 Harold E. Bigelow of Worcester. was a recent guest of friends in town.
 Mrs. Mary F. Chase is being enter tained by MT. and Mrs. William Frank lin at their cottage at Oakland beach,
 Clarence A. Davis of North ScituA.e; R. l.. was a visitor in Danielson Mon day.
 Mrs. John R. Davis. formerly of Danielson. and son Edwaprd, are spending the summer at Vinton, Iowa. MT. Davis is at present employed there as an engineer but expects to return to Carnegie institute next month.
 Benjamin Brown and Merrill Sen- nett recently visited relatives in Eos ter, R. I.
 Mir and Mrs Arthur Paine of Prov idence. lave been guests of MT and Mrs John Paine of Broad street. a weeks rest from her position as bookkeeper of the A. F. Wood Co.
 Mrs. F. T. Preston has been enter taining her sister. Mrs. E. H. Storcs, of Worcester
 MT. and Mrs Graves and daughter, Maud, have taken the cottage Solid Comfort, at Oakland beach for the month Miss Bertha Graves and Miss Bertha White recently spent a few days with them.
 Miss Methel Stanton has returned from a visit with her grandparents at Fkonk.
 Mrs. Clement F'lagg and daughter Marion are at Pleasure Beach for Au- gust.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. M. Burroughs, ac- companied by their daughters. Georgia ] and Vivian, have returned from an enjoyable weeks outing at Seabroo6 Beach, N. H.
 At the Camp Ground. | Mrs. Walter Wood has been spend- l ing a few days a Greene campground | Mrs w. Fenner Woodward left i Monday for Oakland beach where she will join party from Danie1son at the Aver cottage.
 l Maynard Bullock who has been wis., 1 iting Mrs, E. H. Codding, has returne i to his home at Attleboro, Mass. 1 Miss Myra Codding is spending her vacation at the Willimantic camp l ground
 Miss Ella Day left Monday for Will i limantic where she will attend the 1 sessions of the Epworth League Insti- 1 ute this week.
 Richard Saunders of North Attleboro 1 Mass, is spending this week with FL mer Gallup.
 Fred Keeeh of New Haven is the | guest of relatives in town
 Break Camp.
 Miss Maude Phillips, Hartford; Miss l Agnes Neville, Hartford; Miss Clara l Murray East Hartford; Miss Belle | Scott. Ware, Mass; Mrs. c. H. Drab- ble, Auburn, N. Y. who occupied John 1 A. Paine's cottage at Alexanders lake | the past week, have returned to their i homes.
 1 Miss Helen Blake and Miss Grace 1 O'Brien are spending two weeks at i a Y. ". c. A. camp at conanieut. R. 1 I. Miss Corinne Paine of panielson 1 has charge of the athletics at the camp for the summer. 1 Miss Allie Ball is visiting Mrs. R. | R. James.
 Lester Arnold of Maiden, Mass. vts- 1 ited friends in town Monday. Herbert Earnett of Worcester is the 1 guest ot friends in Danielsen. | Henry CnaEln leaves tomorrow for | Newport where he will spend the first week of his vacation. Ar. Moran and Vernon Wetherell are at SaVin Rock, New Haven, to- | day, attending the annual outing of