Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-05


 and no suspicious organisms were found" The water therefore appears to be safe for drinking purposes.
 Brief Mention.
 George Snow was a Norwich visitor over Sunday.
 Miss Albina Blanchette went to New London Saturday.
 Mrs. F. w. Smith of Andover, twas 3 local visitor Saturday.
 Miss Viola Jewett of Hampton was a local visitor Saturday.
 Mrs. J. Swift and Miss Hazel Swift were in Norwich Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles Merrifield spent the past week in South Willington.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Weeks spent Saturday and Sunday in Hampton.
 A. H. Lamb of Hartford, formerly of this city, was a local visitor over Sun. day.
 Misses N. A. Mccormick and Alice Logan visited relatives in Hampton Sunday.
 Clinton, Mass, for a short visit with relatives.
 Henry Carey of New London spent the past few days with his parents in this city.
 Bernard Potter is the guest of his aunt, Mls. William Smith, of New York
 Miss Florence Wells of New Britain was the guest of her father, George Wells over Sunday
 Thomas Costello of Holyoke was tLe guest Sunday of his brother, w. J. Costello, of Chestnut street.
 Albert Richards of Hartford was the guest of Pierre Mathieu, Sr., and fam fly of Union street over Sunday
 Mrs. William Bentley. who has been visiting in South Wilmington, returned Saturday to her home in this city.
 James Courtney, Ed. Moorehead and Thomas and William Cotter, all of Boston, were local visitors over Sun day.
 Miss Mary Hickey, who for the past four months has been in Mantle at her summer home, has returned to this city.
 Mrs. M. Bell, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth B. Null | lette, of Fairview street, has returned to New York. Mrs. Susan Weir returned to her home in Newingtq2. Saturday after q ffortnight's visit h her niece, Mrs. Fred Dumaine of New Haven spent Sunday at the home of his parents Hailey Nfi Snd stredF' MFs' Mioael Dumaine' of Miss Clarissa Davis, who has beer at her home in Stafford Springs \fol the past two weeks. has resumed hel duties as teacher in the Windhan High school. | Mrs. F. Sarrasin of High street i. critically ill with rheumatism of tn, heart. A. J. Sarrasin of Providence who is a son of Mrs. Sarrasin, wa. called home Saturday on account O his mothers illness.
 Hartford visitors Saturday include, Miss Annie Kelley. Miss Winnifre, Kelley, Mrs. C, J. Healey. Mrs. J, c Fred Rosebrooks, MT. and Mrs. E. C Case, Mrs. James McQuillan, A H Anderson, Miss Mary McQuillan, How ard Millerd, MT. and Mrs. G. M Graves. E. G. Hathaway, Miss P. Bui ger, Miss Lucille Martin. Personals. J. F. Murphy of Rockville was To , cal visitor Saturday.
 Miss Jessie Batting was in worces ter to spend Sunday. Mrs. Catherine Clark Kew is ;l Springfield for a visit. s. E. Chamberlin of Amston spen Saturday in this city. Mrs. Rudolph Prentice of Amstol } spent Saturday in this city,
 MT. and Mrs. R., Brooks spent tn week end in Middletown. MT. and Mrs. s. H. Porter of Andove were in this city Saturday. Attorney E. M. Yeomans of Andove was local visitor Saturday. . George Ennis of Worcester is visit ing local friends for a few days.
 Miss Mary McQuilIan returned Sun l day from a brief visit in Hartford.
 Dr. John Weldon of Mt Vernon, \ } T., called on friends in this city Sat urday.-
 Miss Nora Dunlevy of South Man chester was at her home here to spen the week end. Mrs. William King of New York visiting her father, James Calnen, Sr of Hewitt street, Charics Jordan entertained hi daughter, Miss Mary Jordan, of Ney Haven over Sunday. John Fitzgerald spent Sunday a the home of his mother, Mrs. Mar, Fitzgerald, of Rockville.
 John B. Love and William Ryan c Webster, Mass. were guests of friend in this city over Sunday. Miss Mary Hevrin, who teaehes 1, Hartford, vas week end visitor q the homo of her parents in this city. Miss r, Moreau of East Hartfor spent Sunday with her mother, Mi Virgine Mereau. of Jackson street. Miss Catherine Moran returned Sun day from Hartford, where she has beel the quest of her brother, Dr, Josep ! Moran,
 , Mayer and Mrs, Daniel F. Dunn en tertained their niece, Miss Catherin Hurley. of South Manchester. eve Sunday.
 Mfr. and Mfrs. ". H. Smith of Edge
 wood Hall in North Windham wer guests eff MT. and Mrs, ". H: Jones Q OakyilIe Sunday;
 Miss Wiaifred Crane of South Man chester spent Sunday with. her grand Windham read.