Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-09
Brief Mention.

Fred Olsen spent Sunday in Provi- dence.
 Mrs. Mary curley is in Hampton visiting.
 Robert Kelley is in Bridgeport for a brief stay.
 Mrs Margaret Tighe was a Hartford visitor last week.
 Mrs Charles Collins spent Saturday in Colchester.
 Harold Mott of Hartford spent Sat- urday in this city.
 John B. Love of Webster spent Sun day in this city.
 Miss Doris French is visiting in Boston for the week.
 Mir. and Mrs Marvo Palmer are in Boston to spend a week.
 Miss Lucy Lee spent Sunday with her sister at Windsor.
 Mrs. John c. Boss was a, New Lon don visitor over Sunday
 Mrs. B. Fahey has as her guest her son, John FIahey, of Westerly.
 Miss Mae Moriarty spent Sunday with relatives in Hartford.
 John Fitzgerald spent Sunday at the home of his mother in Rockville.
 Dr. John Weldon of Mt. Vernon, N. r., spent Saturday in this city.
 
 ing a few days with local relatives.
 Walter Scranton of Hartford is vis- itipg friends here for a few days.
 William J. Ryan of Webster was the guest of friends in this city Sunday.
 Miss Nellie Dunlevy spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Florence Fitch ln New Haven.
 Miss Lucy Murphy was the guest of Mrs. Edward Cody of Rockville over Sunday.
 Mrs. Mary Jones of Attleboro, Mass, is the guest of local relatives for the week.
 J.-D. Chaffee is the guest of his l daughter, Mrs. Charles Thayer, of Danielson.
 Edward Pickett of Hartford spent Sunday with his parents. Mir. and Mrs, Robert Pickett. Miss Catherine Costello returned to Hartford Saturday after weeks stay with friends here. Guy Richmond of Hartford was the l guest of Capt. and Mrs Edgar A. Rich- mond over Sunday. James Bennett has returned from a visit in New Haven with his daughter, Mrs. Harry Andrews. M. J. Phillips of Worcester. formerly of this city, called on friends here during the past week.
 Mrs. James Rowan of Putnam is at the home of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Johnson, for a visit. MT. and Mrs. J. c. Randall are en- tertaining their granddaughter, Miss Grace Randall, of Hartford. MT. and Mrs. E. O. Perry Of New York are at their summer home fin Mansfield for a few days. Mrs. c. Harwell has returned after two months stay at the home of her sister in Baltimore, Md.
 Among Willimantic people who went | to New London Saturday was Miss Albina Blanchette Raymond. Miss Martha Curry of East Hamp- | ton is the guest of her father, J. J l Curry, of Pleasant street. Miss A. Conway of Ansonia has been engaged as a nurse for the pri- vate hospital on Faifview street. Miss Bertha Moriarty is spending a | few days at the home of her brother Attorney E. J. Moriarty, of New York Mrs. J. Mccarthy and children are l at the home of Mrs. M. Nevins oi 1 Clarks Corners for a few days visic Mrs. Eliza Hastings Allen of Provi- | dence has been under treatment at 6 | private hospital in this city during ths | past week and is improving. The marriage of Thomas Roman, for | merly of this city, takes place in Hart ford, today (Monday). Frank Roman brother of the groom, is in Hartford tc assist at the ceremony. Mrs. Chester Cole of Long Island is .kln this city to attend the Larrabee- | Utley wedding this week at the home | of the brfde-elect's father, Frank F Larrabee, of Prospect street. 1 A months mind mass was an. nounced at St. Josephss church Sunday for the repose of the soul of Sister M 1 Norberta, formerly Miss Mary Sulli- van. of this city.
 In Hartford Saturday were Miss Henrietta McCullock, Mrs. M. D