Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-07

Miss Katharine Deadly has returned
from a visit with relatives in Rhode
Island.
Mrs. Frank Williams has returned
to her home in Noank. after visiting
here, where she formerly lived.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Howard Cross. re-
Gently visited Mr.. Cross's aunt, Mrs.
Archibald Buchanan at the St. Joseph's
hospital in Willimantic, where she is
a patient.
Miss Dorothea Gardner has been a
visitor in Putnam.
Consulted Specialist.
Israel Seguin has been visitor at
the Day Kimbail hospital at Putnam
to consult a specialist, as he has been
Ill for several weeks.
Mrs. Patrick Cassidy OF Norwich and
Miss Lillian Parker of Brooklyn are
visitors at Miss Josephine Armstrong;
this week.
Charles Day left Tuesday for New
Orleans. He will go to Vancouver and
fore he returns home. He will prob
ably be gone about five weeks.
Thomas Weaver spent Sunday at
Potter Hill, r. I. Mrs. Weaver and
son, John, returned home with him,
having spent ten days there with
Mr.. and Mrs. Narcisse Caplette are
spending a week with Mr.. Caplette's
sister, Miss Nolia Caplette In Putnam.
Lewis Bassett's goods arrived here
from New Bedford. Mass, Sunday and
he has moved from Mrs. McStay's
home in Kennedy City. where he has
been staying for several weeks, waiting
for tenement.
Town Clerk Sessions L Adams has
been a visitor in Hartford.
Picnic Postponed.
The Sunday school picnic which was
to have been held at Moosup Pond
Wednesday, has been postponed indefi-
picnic weather.
Miss Harriet Stark was a visitor
in Hartford Friday.
Miss Helen W. Tillinghast is spend
ing a week at jamestown, r. l., with
Miss Susanna Chase, Of Washington,
battleship Virginia, which is now in
Newport harbor. Miss Tillinghast was
a guest at a dinner given on the Vir-
ginia Monday evening.
Mrs. Howard Clarke and Miss
Beatrice Dean are spending week
at Groton.
George r. Torrey was wIllimantic
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs Mortimer Stetson and children
Elizabeth and Lois, are spending a
week at Charles H. Walkers at South
ampton, L. 1.
Miss Lillian Cooper and Louise FL
lott have returned from Storrs. where
they have been attending the Summer
Normal school.
Annual Two Weeks Vacation.
The employees of the Plainfield Wool
en- Co. are having their annual two
weeks vacation. Many OF them are
out of town.
Newport, George Gould, Mrs. Edwin
Greene. Mrs. Ella Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Greene, Miss Mary Greene spent
Monday at Rocky Point, r. l., making
the trip by automobiles and celebrating
Emancipation day.
Walter Fitzpatrick Of Worcester spent
Sunday at his home.
Mrs. Caroline Rogers of Putnam Wis
tied here Monday.
George Loring was at Pleasant View,
R l.. Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Bradley and daughter,
MISS Emma Bradley, are visiting
friends in Boston.
Everett Dawson, who Is camping
at Button woods. r. l., motored to his
home here for short stay q few
days ago.
Miss Helen Mathewson was at
Pleasant View. r L, Sunday.
Frank Byles and son, Elwtn, of
Schenectady. N. Y, are spending a
few days with Mr.. Byle's mother, Mrs.
Charles Byles.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank olds of Prov
idence visited here Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Preston of Elmville was
Monday visitor.
Laban Adams is spending a few DAYS
in Whitinsville, Mass. Lugene Collins
has charge of the store during his
absence.
Alphonee cochrane is spending his
vacation in Maine.
Mrs. Eba Huntington is recovering
from a recent illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mathewson have
returned from Watch Hill, R. l., where
they have been visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Atwood, of Wauregan,
who is spending the summer there,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis and SON
Russell, are visiting Mr.. Davis parents
in Woodstock.
Mrs. Charles Barber is spending
week at Bass Rock. Mass. accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. BENJAMIN
Fillmore and niece, Miss Grace FIJI
more Of Worcester.
Jesse NJ. Hopton has finished work
at the Central cash market.
Mrs. George Potvin has been on the
sick list.