Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-24
EAST SIDE ITEMS
Local Grabbing Parties Return With Good Catehes-lmproveme Being Made on Stanton Avenue Property Personals.


 Miss Mary McGibney of Broad street IS visiting Mrs. Luke Reilly of East Main street
 Harold Bennett went grabbing re- gently at the Drawbridge and re- turned with crabs to the number of lo5. Sunday, John and Harold Ben nett and Louis Cook caught 34S.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Marx of Fox Hill are the guests of Mrs. Marks mother, Mrs. sEdgard CrandaH of New Haven, formerly of the East Side. Mrs. Marx will spend two weeks there While MT. Marx is expected to return tomorrow.
 Raymond French has returned to his home in Northampton, Mass, after visiting William Brend on the East Side.
 LeRoy Storms returned Saturday to the Institute of Technology, Worcester, Mass, where he will take part in the summer practice work connected with the civil engineering department.
 Mrs. Maud Evans of Westerly, R. l., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Harris Whaley of Carter avenue.
 The Misses Katherine and Loretta Lamphere of Hartford, and George Lamphere of Mystic, are visiting Mir and Mrs. Thomas K. Hartley of Main street
 George Berthold of Y NJ. c. A. camp. Gardners Lake. who has been visiting Mrs. Charles s. Storms. of Main street, has left to visit friends in New Haven and Brandford, before returning to his home in Brooklyn, N. '.
 Mrs. Josephine Storms and daughter Annie. of Palmer avenue. spent Sum- day in Stonington, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Frank O. Grandy. Mrs. Louis Brunelle and daughter Florence, of Mulberry street, are spending a weeks vacation with rela- tiyes in North Adams, Mass.
 Walls Repaired.
 The walls around the residence of Mrs. 4. Pratt, of 6 Carter avenue, have been cemented by Carl Krause of Hallville
 William Brend left Saturday for a of friends and relatives in Northamp- ton, West Warren and Fall River. l Mass. He accompanied Raymond French. who has been here from win Warrington will substitute for him in Gotthelfs store.
 William Dyer of Hedge avenue Is substituting for Percey Billings in the Portecus and Mitchell store for two weeks, while he is on his vacation. Edward Duro and sons heodore and Frederick, of Fox Hill, spent Sunday in Groton.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Beaver and son Arthur, went grabbing Sunday at the Drawbridge.
 Carl Brend of New London spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs. A. Pratt of Carter avenue.
 Miss Agnes Perrin of Fox Hill visit ed friends in Westerly, Sunday.
 Mfr. and Mrs. James Dawson visited MT. and Mrs. John Dawson of Carter avenue. Sunday.
 The residence and barns of Theop- olis Brown of Stanton avenue, have recently been painted.
 John Storms and James Cudworth, who have been staying at the Woon- socket House, Block Island, for a week are expected to return today.
 MT. and Mrs. Byron Matthieu are spending their vacation at Fishers Island, N. Y.
 The name of Mrs. Hattie N. Par sons, president of the Grand Noble Association, was omitted from the list of members present at the monthly residence of Mrs. ID. B. Worthington, 632 Main street. Thursday. Mrs. A. Rochlich, Mrs. L. Bloom, and the Misses A. Rochlich, Mary D. Bloom, and Anna E. Schaef6er. who attended the Rossmark christening on Aug. Is, all returned to their homes in New York city, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Engler, E5lo Jahn and George Lynch were among those who spent Sunday fishing at the Drawbridge.
 Miss Marion Young, supervisor of physical training in the public schools of Auburn. N. r., Is at the home of Young of Rock Glen Miss Young is at present entertaining Miss Annie Dyer and Miss Guile Thayer of Au- burn, N. r., Mrs. Howard N, Porter and daughter and the Misses Myra and Marion Cross of Hartford.