Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-04


 today fAFehdaE1,
 6. H. Difaaiek spent sun, in
 A, ". Buchanan spent Saturday in
 Harry Cot4ar was t11 New tsendon slsturelay.
 s--p chesbro sras Norwich viz- itor Saturday.
 II. 2, Smith was Hastferd vis- i&or Saturday.
 F. Q. vinton vas & New London visitor Saturday.
 E. C. Sharpe was 1n Norwich Oh business Saturday.
 T. J. Cotter of BeSeaa was sn this city to spend Sunday.
 Miss AIbinn B1Anchette +vaA 6 New London visitor Saturday. Dr: John T. wesdon rsturnsd to
 Afiss Naude Brigham of Windsor spent Saturday with friends here.
 Miss Ann Burke is the guest of her brother, T. J. Burke in Danbury.
 Dr. G. D. May of South Manchester spent Saturday with friends in this
 Osborne Treat spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in South Man G16AGSIs
 Rev. 2I. II. May. pastor of St. Ber- nardE church in Rockville, was a WilllrnSntic visitor Saturday.
 Airs. Mary Kirby. who spent the holidays with her sister, in Provi- dence. returned home Saturday.
 Harrison ode, formerly clerk at the hotel, Is calling on local friends.
 Mfr. and Mrs Joseph Shea were called to Stafford Saturday by the se- rious illness Of Mir. Shea's mother
 Mrs. Camelia Potter. who spent New Years Gay with her cousin, Miss Jo- aephine Jflson, returned to Hartford Saturday.
 Fl. B. Read returned to Worcester academy Saturday after g. ten days vacation spent with his mother in this city.
 Mrs. W. F. C1app and children. who have been visiting Mrs CIapp's par ents, at Mantle, returned Saturday to their home
 Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Porter, who have been guests of their daughter, Mrs. E. Ross. returned Saturday to their home in Andover.
 A. J. Richards of Holyclze Is here to visit his brother-in-l law, c. E. Low cit. who Is very Ill at his home on
 nion street.
 Miss Pauline Bill, who spent the A l. Bill, returned to school fin New Torw Saturday.
 Miss Pauline Smith. who spent the holidays with her parents. MT. and Mrs. W. c. Smith, returned to New Haven today (Monday).
 Mrs. J. Perkins and daughter, Miss Annie Perkins, who have been guests of Mrs. Delos Conant for two weeks, have retur~ ed to New York.
 Dr. F. T O'LoughHn entertained his mother ard sister, Mrs. B. O'LoughIin and Miss Catherine O'Loughlin, al his home in Naugatuck Saturday.
 Nrra ?. cchambeauIt of Arctic, R. ' '@ T e~teinins her mother. Mrs
 c IT sda~ Dicn and her sister. Miss Alma Dion, both of Willimantic.
 Mrs. r. strecker, Miss Margaret Strecker and Master Paul Strecker, who have been visiting c. E. Stiles and family, have returned to Newark, \. J.
 Guy Richmond of Hartford is here to visit his father Chief of Police F. H. Richmond, who fractured his leg last week and is confined to his home on Bridge street.
 Miss F. A1oreau, who has been the guest of Mrs. W. Ryan of Webster, for the school vacation, has returned to her home in this city.
 Miss Anna L. Bates. English teach CT in the WirSted High school who has been spending the past two weeks here with her mother Mrs. Albert Bates, returned to Winsted Saturday.
 Miss Victoria, 9Ioreau left for Wor- cester. Mass, Saturday. Miss Mo- reau will remain at the home of her sister. Mrs. Ooile Calhouette, while Mrs Calhouette is in this city under going an operation at St. Joseph s hospital.
 The following local people spent Saturday in Hartford: Miss Mary Mullen, Miss Mary Peacock, Mrs George Clifford, Miss Alice Sullivan Miss Mary Fitzgerald. Miss Annie Shea. Miss. Catherine Fitzgerald, Miss Celia Morin, Mrs. H. II. Spaulding. Miss Mary D. Sullivan, Miss Agnes G. Hickey, Mrs. Arthur Gates, Mrs. E, T. Savory, Thomas J. Sullivan, Miss Maude Dimnick, H, T. Clark.