Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 T. J. Watts is i'll New York on bus mess.
 F. ". clapp spent Friday in New London.
 Miss Marion Carpenter spent Friday in Norwich.
 ". $. Martin spent Friday in Staff ford Springs.
 Mrs. NJ. H. Donahue and daughter are in Worcester.
 Harold Howe was a New Years visitor in Providence.
 Mrs. Fred Bishop of Andover is fin this city for a few days.
 Miss Alice E. Grlswo1d of Hartford was q. local visitor Friday.
 MT. and FMS. r. J. Murray are in Providence for a. few days.
 Miss Mary Scully of Hartford was a Willimantic visitor Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Otho Sullivan spent New Years day in Stonington.
 Mrs. Frank Parker and children spent New Years day in Boston.
 Mrs. William Oldershaw and daugh-
 Mrs. H. c. W1ggins is entertaining her brother, H. N. Neil of New Bri- tain.
 MT. and Mrs. F E. Tarrabee and children are Hartford visitors for the week.
 Mrs. John Gray of Andover is spend ing few days with Willimantic rel atives.
 T. r. Mullen spent New Years day with his wife and little son in New London.
 Miss Florence Little of Hartford is in the city to visit her mother over Sunday.
 Miss Myrtice Mathewson is spend dence.
 W. J. Cotter left for Boston Fri day. after a brief visit here with rel atives.
 Dr. F. J. corrigan of New London has as his guest his sister, Mrs. John Fitzgerald.
 Thomas J. Cotter Of Boston spent New Years day with his parents in this city.
 c. L. Anderson, who spent the past week with relatives in Brockton, re- turned Friday.
 Mrs. J. Brown of Arnston is enter COX of this city.
 c. s. and II. ?. Pollard spent New Years day with their parents, MT. and Mrs. W. H. Pollard. \ Mir and Mrs, Norris RothblatE are entertaining their son, George Roth blatt, of New York.
 Mir and Mrs, Fred Litchheld had Mr. and Mrs. ". 4. Weeks as their guests New Years day.
 Others who spent Friday in Hart ford were D. J. Ahern, Miss Celia Morin. Mrs. Philip Cheney,
 Miss c. N. Adams of Hartford is x-fTI, !, ,t- Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Morris.
 Miss Annie Rothblatt, who has been the guest of relatives in New York for the past month, has returned.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Howey are en- teftaiaing Mfr. and Mrs. Elmer SiEnonde and daughter Evelyn, of Hartford
 Richard Cone, who spent the past few days with his family, in Middle town, returned to this city Friday.
 Mir and Mrs. William Ahern are en- terteinlng their son, who is stu dent at Holy Cross college, Worces- ter.
 J. z. Tracy and daughter' Miss Win nifred Tracy, were guests Friday of Mds. Tracy's sister at her home in South Manchester. Mrs. J. T. Moran, who spent the past few days with the family of Bar tholornew Moran of Brook street, re- turned IO EdSILLOTG FIIOdS. Mrs. Nj. A, Bates, aecon4panied by Mir. and Mrs. J. Adams, who have re- sided in this city for. several years moved Friday to East Hartford. Ior. L. I. Mason went to New York Friday and will return with Mrs. Ma sen, who has recovered from g. very serious operation performed at q pri- vate hospital in New York, \ theatrical troupe presenting School Days efiroute fregn Waterbury to Norwich New Years day made merry during a wait of m hour and a half at the local railroad station, Miss Veronica McQulilan, who att tends a private school in Boston, ra- turned to BostcT Friday after spend ing tho holidays In this atty with her parents, Mr. and Afrs. John GcQuiIian Of Union street.
 Local people who spent New Years day in Hartford included D. C. Bar rows. Hudson Barrews, Clarence BoNY- en, pr. c, J, Royce, Miss Elizabeth Pendieton, J. l., Harrour, James Flag gerty, Miss Mary Cheney, J, N. Ser ard. F. D. Moreau. l fAdsitIenaI W1llfnan4lS News en Pass Slkl STONINGTON