Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-02
Brief Mention.


 l spend his vacation here. Brief Mention. F. s. Hills and party, while on an auto trip, report seeing deer at Mer- row.
 Constable William J. Hastings was in New Britain Thursday and left q copy of the writ in the action of M. Eugene Lincoln of this city vs August Johnson of New Britain.
 Edward Grob, IT years of age, who was drowned in the Willimantic river Thursday evening, is survived by his parents, two brothers and three sis ters, Thomas, Ernest, Margaret, Min n1e and Mary Grob.
 Personals.
 Miss Ruth Taylor left Friday for visit in Hartford.
 T. B. Sully of Hartford is in town on business trip.
 Mrs. James H. Johnson of Scotland was in this city Friday
 Mir and Mrs. George s. Elliott have returned from Watch Hill.
 Mrs. Ella Bradbury went to Hart ford Friday for short stay
 Mrs John Murphy of Andover was recent visitor in this city.
 w iI1ldIu A. DUCK ana family nave returned from Pleasant View.
 Charles Crane of Lewiston avenue was New London visitor Friday.
 Mrs. Walter King and youngest son are in Providence for a week end visit.
 Elizabeth McCabe has gone to Block Island for a months stay at the High land house.
 The Misses Buchanan of Mansfield are spending a few days in and about Providence.
 Miss Lucille Rosenberg of Putnam Heights, Hartford, Is the guest of To- cal friends.
 Miss Celia Morfn returned Friday from Putnam, where she has been visiting friends.
 Miss Barbara Lincoln of New Ha- ven returned home after a visit at Pleasant View.
 George F1ammaud of the H. c. Mur- ray store spent his vacation at Pleas ant View, R. I.
 Miss Ethel Anderson of Main street is in Hartford for the remainder of the school vacation.
 Mrs. Francis Keon is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs Alfren Nolan of New Haven.
 J. Carroll of Hartford who is in the service of the N. Y. N, H. and H. road was in town Friday.
 The family of William Shortell of Main street left Friday for a brief outing at Savin Rock.
 Mrs. Junckett, who has been visit ing her daughter in this city, has re- turned to Springfield.
 Miss Helen Burke is teacher in the Riverside Park Summer school in Hartford for August
 George Baldwin of Pleasant street has returned from visit at his daugh- ter's home in Waterbury.
 Jos. Baucher went on a fishing trip Thursday and returned with a catch of eleven pretty fine fish.
 Edward Pickett, employed by an insurance company in Hartford, is at his home for a, short visit.
 Wellington D. Potter, an insurance man of Hartford, has been in Willi- mantle, the past two days.
 Sherman Holster of Storrs Agri- cultural school was in this city yes terday on his way to Hartford.
 Mrs. Herbert Pollard and daughter of Walnut street are visiting at the home of Mrs. Pollard's parents. Mrs. Walter EIibberd of North street had as her guest this week her moth CT, who resides in Middletown.
 Mrs. John Bentley, who has been the guest of Mrs. George K. Mason. Church street, left for her home Friday.
 Miss B. A. Sullivan is at the home of her mother on Young street for the remainder of the school vacation.
 Miss Lunette Clune of Jackson street is spending a month at the home of her uncle, William Foley, Hartford Miss Julia Shea, clerk in the store of Robert Galligan, has gone to Hart ford 5c.5+ cl1- Mrs. Homer Trahan and son Homer. Jr, are at Mrs. Trahan's former home in Chestnut Hill for brief stay
 Edgar G. Hathaway of the American Thread company is the guest of his brother Attorney Amos Hathaway, of Boston.
 Miss Kate Gallivan returned to Mohegan Friday after a weeks stay aat the home of Mrs. Mary Hickey on Jackson street
 Miss Margaret Lawler resumed her duties at St Joseph's hospital yester- day after a brief stay at her home in 1 North Windham.
 Miss Anna Donahue, daughter of Dr. John Donahue, of Norwich, was the l guest of Miss Margaret Corrigan of Jackson street Friday.
 Miss Judith Peterson, clerk for a fire insurance company of Hartford leaves Willimantie today for tive weeks stay at Block Island. Mrs. Walter J, Costello and sons Walter, Jr., and John, are spending a short vacation at Mrs. Costellos for mer home in North Adams, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs Francis Palmer o1 Hartford, formerly of this city, were i Willimantic visitors Thursday night leaving here Friday morning for a short stay in Boston Miss Violet Snow a student in the New Haven Training School for Nurses, has been visiting at the home of her parents at the Thread Company Boarding house on Main street. Mrs. M. k. Sullivan and daughter, 1 Tharsilla, have returned to their home on Ash street after spending two weeks with Mrs. Sullivan's sisters the Misses Cavanaugh of Colchester. Miss Cora Grant, stenographer at the Connecticut Agricultural school, at Storrs, was in town yesterday. Miss i Grant will spend a week vacation next ! week at The Wigwam, Pleasant View, R, I.
 Harry Worden of Providence, train messenger for the Adams Express com pany who formerly worked in this city for the mpany, is the guest of his mother, Mrs, George Worden, Wal nut street.