Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-17
EAST SIDE ITEMS
Vacation Outings and Visitors Christenings in Threo Families.
"A Franklin Street


 Sunday visitors at Ocean Beach in- cluded the Misses Edith, Elsie and Lucy Blackburn, Dolly Counihan, MT. and Mrs. w. J. Calkins and family, Mrs. l.. Kinney and daughters. Lois and Esther. William Buckley and Carl Brend.
 Frank Allen, Frank Lurnis, Louis Cook. Emory Calkins, William Dear, ing, Harold Bennett, John Sullivan, Fred Young. Frank Smith and Prank Monroe. spent Sunday at the draw bridge.
 On Auto Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Selzer and children of New. York and William Sampson of Hudson, N- r., came by auto Saturday and were the guests of Mrs. Mary Selzer of Main street.
 Ernest Williamson of New Haven is visiting relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Boyens and family of Hamilton avenue spent Sun day at the cottage of Mir. and Mrs Ezra Bennett of Haughton's Cove.
 Three christeninss.
 The christening of Mary Pauline. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Andrew Rossmark, of Stonington road, took place Sunday at the home of the par ent5. The ceremony was performed by Rev Theodor Bauck. The godmother was Miss Mary D. Bloom of New York city. while the godfather was Edward Marx of this city. Little Mary re- ceived many handsome and valuable gifts. A very appeizing dinner was served at o'clock. The guests were Rev. Theodor Bauck, Mrs. Kate Selzer, Mrs. Mary Selzer, Mrs. Charlotte Wal lion, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Grebe. MT. and Mrs. Charles Dickerman and son Howard, MT. and Mrs Edward Marx. Master Charles Bloom and Miss Hilda Stark, all of Norwich, and the Misses. A RochIich, Mary D. Bloom, Anna E. Schaeffer, Helen and Emma Selzer, Mrs. A Rochlich, Mrs. L. Bloom, all of New York city.
 John Martin Edwards, son of Mir. and Mrs. John Edwards, was christen-' ed at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon in St. PatricRs church by Rev. MyIes P. Calvin. The godmother was Miss Eliza beth Sullivan and the godfather was | Edward Edwards.
 The christening of Alice Caire Ritchot, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Felix Ritchot, of Stanton avenue, oc- cured Sunday at 12.30 at St. Mary's church by Rev. W. H. Kennedy. The sponsors were MT. and Mrs E. Dugas | Mrs. Roy Barstow and daughter lone spent the past week in Canterbury, the guests of H. Barstow.
 Roy Barstow and son Ellison were week end guests of Mir. Barstow's fa- l ther in Canterbury. | l--.- Ss Walter Appleby of GreeneviIlexYere re- cent callers at the cottage of Mrs. Leonard Lovett at the drawbridge.
 Miss Agnes Perrin of Nova Scotia Is visiting her mother, Mrs. D. MacIn- | tyre. of Fox Hill.
 Mrs. William Stewart and child, of Fox Hill. Mrs. Jerrad Stewart. Mrs. Charles Warrington and son Lucius, Mrs Charles Selzer and niece, Helen, and Mrs. William Burdick, spent Fri | day at Watch Hii1-
 Il Alderman and Mrs. Henry Gebrath and Misses Eleanor and Agnes Ge- brath, Mir. and Mrs. Louis Engier, were among those registered at the Bay View house. Mantle Sunday.
 Miss Mary. F. Boyens- of Hamilton avenue has returned after two weeks visit with relatives in New Haven. Miss Margaret Crawford of Woon- socket, R. T.. is spending three weeks vacation here; the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Frances Donohue. of East Main street
 Mrs. George Leonard and family of Main street have returned after a months stay with relatives in Provi- dence-