Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-09
PERSONALS

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Fred Gartty of Norwich spent the
holiday with his mother in Stonington.
r. A. Storrs and. M. r. Abel of Col
fair.
Miss Judith e. Peterson Of Hartford
spent Labor day at the home Of her
father in Norwich.
Miss Katie Bach. of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Is visiting her uncle. Joseph Bach, OF
Laurel Hill avenue.
Miss Marion Ross of Providence is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George w.
Leonard Of Main street.
Miss May o'Neil of Providence lis
visiting her cousin, Mrs. George NJ
Leonard OF Main street.
ed to Hartford Tuesday and while
there attended Charter Oak fair.
Miss Margaret Shugrue, of Rover
avenue, has returned home, after yis-
it of several weeks in Hoiyoke. Mass.
Martin Turner, Leo O'Donnell, Ben
1amin Page, OF New London, motored
to Norwich in Mr.. Turner's new car on
Tuesday.
Samuel Rogers, ST., Samuel Rogers,
Jr- Charles c. Meigs and John T.
Beekwith of East Lyme attended the
Norwich fair.
Mrs. w. c. Robinson and daughters.
Pearl and Edna,S have Just returned
rom a weeks stay at Sag Harbor and
Southampton, L. I.
Mrs. Lyman Whiting and daughter
have returned to Norwich after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert n. Whit
ing in Old Mystic.
Mrs. Fannie Bliven and two chill
dren. of Potter HILL are visiting Mrs.
| Bliven's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Will
| liam Royal, of Trading Cove.
Miss Justine Briggs, after spending
| s. Wheeler. of Ashaway, R. l., has re-
| turned to her home in Norwich.
Joseph s. Adams and family of
Norwich have been visiting for several
| days a. the home of Charles 8. Noyes
| Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grove have
returned to Unionville after spending
a few days at the home Of Mr. Groves
brother, Thomas Grove, of Norwich,
Miss Mae L. Fenton of Springfield
has returned to her home after spend
irf the summer vacation as the guest
of her cousin, Miss Rose C. Sullivan,
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Hagstrom and
daughter, Elizabeth, returned to theiI
| home in Norwich Tuesday, after
spending several days with Mrs
| Thomas Hill of Mantle.
4 G. c. Swift who has been appointed
by the state board of education as Gu
pervisor of schools for North Ston-
| ington and Ledyard, is making his
headquarters in Norwich.
Mrs. M. J.. Waters and Miss Kath-
crime Sullivan of Moosup and Miss
| Gertrude Sullivan of Norwich werC
| weekend guests at the Pleasant View
house, Pleasant View, R. I.
Miss Elizabeth Hull returned Tues.
day to Springfield, Mass, where shI
is member of the city library staff
after passing her vacation with hel
parents on Williams street.
Mrs. Fred Duerr and daughter Eliz.
abeth have returned to Bozrah from
a number Of weeks visit with friend,
and relatives in Norwalk, South VII
ton, Stamford. New Canaan, and Sill
yer Beach, Milford.
Mr. and Mrs James E. Daley an,
children and Mrs. Thomas Ready ant
daughter, of Providence, r. l.. have re
turned home after spending the hol
iday as the guest of Miss KATHERINE
Sullivan Of Norwich avenue.
Mrs. w. Rush of West Main stree
has returned to her home after visitin
relatives and friends In New HaveI
Bridgeport, New Rochelle and NeN
York. Miss Ruth Rush who accom-
panied her will remain indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Lowe of Asia
way, Mrs. Eugene Bailey and Edwar
Bailey of New London and Mr.. an
Mrs. A. r. Bailey and two children c
Norwich comprised a beach part
for several days outing at the Low
cottage at Quonochontaug.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Beckwith, ac
companied by Mrs. c. c. Meigs, Mr.!
Charles j. Luce, Mrs. Charles J. Man
waring, Mrs. John F. Luce. Mrs. Sam
mel Rogers, Jr.. Mrs. George T. Coul
ter. the Misses Frances Luce, Lesll
Beckw;th, Lila Beebe and Louis
Smith, came from Mantle to the Nor
| fich fair TIIeSdav