Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
Brief Mention.

Rev. c. L. Adams was in Norwich Monday.
 A F. Green spent Monday in New London,
 Mrs. John Hurley spent Monday in Worcester.
 Mrs. Myra o'Ncu is in Boston for a short visit.
 Mrs. F. E. Read returned Monday from Hartford
 Mrs. c. Latham spent Monday in. New London.
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 Miss Doris French WAS q New Lon don visitor Monday.
 Miss Julia Corcoran Of Norwich was in this city Monday.
 Miss Alice Carey was a. New Lon don visitor Monday.
 Miss May F. Davisor has returned from a visit in Boston
 Miss Evelyn Asher is sending a few days with friends in Boston.
 Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Newton have re- turned from Q stay in Boston.
 Mrs 2. r. Bugbee is spending a week or ten days in New York
 Misses Mabel and Bertha Johnson are in New York for a fortnight.
 Miss Annie Roth blatt is in the office of a Hop River concern for 6. time.
 Harold Frost Of Hartford spent Monday with his parents in this city.
 Mrs. Catherine Clark Row is ill New York for & 10 days vigzI with friends.
 Miss Gertrude Crane returned on Monday from a few days visit fin Hart ford.
 Miss Annie Buchanan returned on Morday from a fortnisht's stay in Boston.
 Miss Deborah Carey of New York is spending a few days with her parents in this city.
 Miss Alyrt5ce Mathewson has re- turned from a weeks stay in PTovi- dence with relatives.
 Miss Francis T. O'NeiI who spent the past week with friends in Stam- ford has returned home.
 Miss Louise Vandernan left Mon day for Mt. St. Joseph's seminary, in where she is q student
 Mir. and Mrs. William Smith Of New York is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Martha Potter Of this city.
 Henry Carey who has been visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. F. J. Carey returned to New London Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jos. Shea called on 1 relatives in this city Monday on their way from Stafford to Nfedway, Mass.
 A. \. Potter who spent the holiday season with his parents on Church { street returned Monday to Rockville 1
 Miss Ruth Courtney left Monday for Milford where she Is pupil at 1 L@urelto1l Hail academy for young la l dies.
 Miss Adeline Little, sixth grade 1 teacher at the Oaks Street school re- turned Monday from a visit in Prov 1 Idence.
 Mrs. A J. Thel4en went to Mystic Monday to enter her daughter, Bea- trtce, at the Mystic Oral school for l the coming term.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. woodbury Hunt, l who have been guests of Mrs, Hunts N. +, Monday.
 James Courtney, Sr., wf1o has been i spending the holidays at the home of his daughter. Mrs. James Hurley, re- turned to Boston Monday. 1
 Mrs. Theodore Downing who has with her parents, 3fr. and Mrs. W. 1T. 1 Smith Of this city, returned to Hart 1 ford Monday.
 Mrs. Louis 4. klngsbury accom- panied her daughter. Miss EIinox I to Hartford Monday Miss l kingsbury is 3 student at e, private school tn Hartford.
 our OSA1 d4iO QU11C CI11CESE1 R1Lh ] their parents left from the local rail- i road station Monday for the Oral 1 school at Mystic. The pupils have had t9n d2yg' vacation.
 Local people who went to Hartford | Monday include Miss Mary Quinn. Miss Jennie g. Dennehcy, P. B. Eaton. Barnard Potter, Miss Josephine Co9- lee, John Reilly. Miss Kate E. Grady. aIrs. F. I. T. Grady, Mss Lena Lab. oy, Miss Gladys Bresan, Mrs. T. E. Sullivan, Miss Be$sie Sullivan. Miss Catherine Hoe5', Miss Nellie Ecey, Fl. NefI. 1ir. and Mrs. c. c. Strong, 3. ,. Vintcn.