Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-11
PERSONALS

Gladys Fluett of Groton is spending several days in Norwich. sherwood Miner of salem visited relatives in Norwich on Tuesday. Edwin B. Worthington of Norwich was visitor in stonington Thursday. R. ". Eaton of Norwich was a >e- cent guest at the Palmer house. Noank.
 John Campbell of Norwich was the guest of friends in Stonington Thurs
 William c. Tarbox of Norwich visit ed his mother in Andover early in the
 Mrs Walter Farrar of Otis street, Jewett City.
 MT. and Mrs. Conrad Kretzer of Stonington were visitors in Norwich on Thursday.
 Andrew Northrup of Central Villa ve entertained his brother William of Norwich early in the week. M
 Mrs. William Robinson of Yantic is visiting at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Florence Murray at Salem.
 ' and Mrs. H. H. LaPierre of Norwich are at Red Wing cottage, Lords Point.
 William Grover and Joseph Lynch of Mrs. John Lynch at Stafford Springs.
 H. A. Edgcomb and family have re- turned to Groton from a visit to Un- casville, the trip being made in the launch Uncas.
 Herbert Allen and daughter. Miss Ina, of Norwich, have been spending a few days in Morrow at tn ehome of Edward Green.
 MT. and Mrs. Tyler D. Guy of No. IT Spalding street have been entertaining their niece, Miss Jeannette Wilson. of Windsor Locks.
 Mrs. Frank Kimbai1 and mother. Mrs. Macdonald, of Lowell, Mass. were guests Wednesday and Thursday of Willimantfc friends.
 Miss Eleanor Donahue and Miss Yer onica Holston of Oneco street are spending a two weeks vacation with friends in Bridgeport
 The Bulletin is in receipt of Niagara Falls papers from J. W. Lavallie of Baltic, who is in that city attending convention of drug men.
 Miss Helen Woods of Norwich is the guest of Miss Grace c. Taft at Wave Crest, Fishers Island, during a portion of her vacation.
 Mrs. Frances Beebe and children of Norwich are spending some time with Mrs. Beebe's parents. MT. and Mrs. George Dimock. of Gurleyville.
 Miss Ruth Beebe has returned to her home in Uncasville after spending a week at the home of Mir and Mrs J. Raymond Douglass of Salem,
 MT. and Mrs. Gillian, who were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Hoope of Pas saic. N. J., while on a trip to New York, have returned to this city. R. A. Moran, who was superintend- ent of the paper mill recently burned at Montville, is employed as mechanic with the Vito Construction company.
 Mrs. John P. combies and children, Claud and Airline, of Norwich, are at their Lords Point cottage. Edgewater MT. Combies was down early in the week.
 Dr. J. H. Allen will return today from Noank, where his family and Mrs. Aliens mother and aunt are oc- cupying the Potter cottage for two weeks.
 Mrs. Annie M. Cobb, Mrs. H. M. Taft and daughter, Miss Grace c. Taft, are spending the month of July at Wave Crest. their bungalow. on Fish CTS Island.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry w. Branche and family of Norwich have been at Rox- mont. Lords Point Mrs. Broadhurst and family of Norwich are to occupy the cottage for the remainder of July.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oscar F. Kraus and baby, of New Britain, are spending a week at their uncle's home, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. O'Connelfs, of Bushnell place. making the trip in their touring car