Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-28
PERSONAL

l
 Mrs. Samuel Lathrop of Norwich visited in Mantle last week.
 Miss Anne S. Peckham is the guest of relatives in Newton. Mass. q l Samuel Curland left Sunday for a visit in New York and Atlantic City visiting Mrs. Carrie Harvey of Groton.
 John Moore, Jr, of Waterbury is at his home i'll this city for a weeks 1 vacation.
 Avery Corey and Frank Counihan are spending two weeks camping at Hor- tons cove
 Wilfred Norman of Bridgeport for merly of Norwich, was a visitor in town Friday
 Miss Elizabeth Park, Miss Ruth Eli ott and Mrs. Louis DeMonte are in New York city.
 Albuert Alischul has returned to his 1 position with the Manhattan after weeks vacation. Miss Anne s. Pecl1ham is spending several weeks with relatives in New ton, and Allerton. Mass. O Thames street is spending several weeks is Washington, D. c. Miss Maud Barrett of the Newport i hospital is spending her vacation at her home on Hobart avenue. Mrs. William w. Beckwith and Miss Belle Loomis of West Thames street are recent visitors at Pleasant View. John Graham has returned to Nor wien after spending a week with his 1 sister, Mrs Archibald MacLane, at Essex.
 Benjamin Racket of New York has returned home after visiting his cousin, Elizabeth Park of Pearl street.
 who were guests of MT and Mrs. Hen ry Palmer of Windsor, have returned home.
 Mrs. George Watts and daughter Pauline who are spending the sum- mer in Bantam. Conn, spent the week end in town.
 Mrs. Frank Royce and children and Mrs. Royce's. mother, Mrs. Maria Far go, of West Main street. are in Sterling, Mass.
 Miss Elizabeth Park of Pearl street is visiting friends and relatives in New York, Bridgeport, Springfield and East Whateley, Mass.
 Mrs. John P. Murphy and son Fran cis of Hartford accompanied by Mrs. Emil A. Jahn of the East Side, spent Friday at Watch Hill.
 Mrs. John P. Murphy and son Fran cis have returned to Hartford, having spent several days with Mrs. Emil A. Jahn of the East Side.
 Dr. Vincent Eldred of Broadway spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Anne E. Nash of the Narragansett house, Watch Hill. R. T..
 Mrs Ernest whitteman and Mrs. Giles of Putnam, who have been visit ing Mrs. Whitteman's mother, Mrs. Hiram N. Neff, have returned home.
 Miss Mary Dolbeare of West Thames street is spending two weeks as guest of Mr. and Mrs John B. Oat at their cottage at Pleasure Beach.
 Friends received most encouraging tidings from Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen who are at Shezon Springs, N. Y, and expect to return by the end of the month.
 George Whitaker of Asylum street has returned from spending a few days visiting William Douglas and Henry Fillmore who are in camp at Gard ners Lake.
 Mrs. K. Stanley Lawler, of Spring field, formerly of Norwich, is managing a cottage at Pleasant View this sea- son. Mrs. Elcock and children of New Britain are with her. MT. and Mrs Clarence Hulburt of New York, who have been visiting Mr and Mrs. Charles Cobb of Main street, are guests of MT and Mrs John B. Oat at their cottage at Pleasure Beach.
 Rev and Mrs. H. E. Anderson of Old Mystic will take their annual va cation beginning today (Monday), wis iting relatives in Norwich, Killingly and Grosvenordale. A cottage has been placed at their disposal in Stony Hill, former pastorate of Mr. Anderson, where they expect to spend three weeks.