Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-26
Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam



 Isttrs1ed Saturday to his home in Soutl Manches ter. E.J Morehead of Boston was in this city Sunday. pr. A.. c. Cheney returned Saturday from Providence. Thomas and William Cotter were To- cal visitors over Sunday.
 Eugene Ashton of Boston was at home over Sunday in this city. D. F. Clifford and A. C. Richards were in New Haven over Sunday. John Fitzgerald visited his mother, Mrs Mary Fitzgerald, of Rockville, over Sunday Is-- Herman T. Bacon has returned from a three weeks business trip to South Manchester.
 D. A. Turnbull and Mrs. Turnbul of Norwich were in Willimantic Saturday on business.
 Mrs. G. Ford returned Saturday to New York, after a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. J. Champion.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Mason were week end visitors at the home of Mir and Mrs. John Fitts of Hampton
 Fred .Dumaine returned Saturday to New Haven, after visit with his par ents, Ms. and Mrs. Michael Dunaine of Valley stret.
 Mrs. Arthur Everest and Miss Eliza beth Everest are in Hartford to spend a few days with Mrs. Everest's daugh- ter, Mrs. Homer Turner.
 There was a special meeting of the selectmen of the town or tNindham Saturday for preliminary talk on several things requiring attention. -
 Miss Alice Holden, who is taking the nurses training course in St. Fran |, . IT Cow urday, after a visit with her parents here
 There was rumor Saturday that Merrill Jones of Union street lost one horse out of a carload which came in for him that day. but it proved with out foundation. The horse in question had some difficulty in keeping it's foot ing on being unloaded and was carried to MT. Jones barn. but there was noth ing the matter with him and he was sold before nightfall.
 t5 Personals.
 Miss G. Dube is spending a few days in Providence.
 John T. F-ittz of Storrs was a Hart ford visitor over Sunday.
 F. J. Grant of the Hurley-Gra Co. spent Sunday in Hartford.
 Mrs. A. P Dudley is spending week in Providence with friends.
 Mrs. William Malone of Providence is visiting her sister, Miss Alice MuF- phy.
 Miss Adeline Little spent Sunday in Hartford. the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. Rankin.
 Miss NJ. Moriarty of Hartford was the guest of Miss Marguerite Cotter over Sunday.
 AIr.. and Mrs. Henry Mathieu and daughter, Mary, went to New Britain to spend Sunday.
 Dr. John Donahue of Providence has returned to his home, after a visit here with friends.
 Miss Grace Ottenheimer of Hartford spent the week end in this city at the home of her parents.
 Timothy Began spent Sunday in New Haven at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Stranlaw.
 Miss Addie Dawson of Bridgeport is visiting at the home of Mrs. John Col lins, on Jackson street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Gully of New Brit ain were entertained by Prof. and Mrs. A. G. Gully over Sunday.
 Miss Mary Huntington returned Sat urday from three weeks visit in Hartford with her brother
 Miss Nora T. Grady, one of the nurses ot St Joseph's hospital, has re- covered from a severe attack of pleu- risy.
 In Hartford Saturday were Richard Watrous. A. c. Buchanan, Mrs. Helen Boss Cummings, A. l. Bill and Mrs J. P. Brown.
 Ralph Andrea. of Hartford spent Sunday with his family, who are wis iting al Mrs. Andrea's mothers home in this city.