Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-04
PERSONALS

William N. Sweet and o. w. Bates of Oneco were in Norwich last week. Frank Appleby of Putnam has been spending few days at his home in Lyme.
 Ernest Rogers of Springfield. Mass, formerly of this city, was here over Sunday.
 Elmer GaskelI Of Norwich Town has been the guest of Pleinield friends recently.
 Harry House of Providence, R. T., is visiting with his parents here for few days.
 Misses Winogene and Phoebe Pratt of Moosup have been visiting relatives in Baltic.
 George P. Miner of Putnam was a recent guest of his mother in North Stonington.
 Bruce NrcMi1lan of Norwich has re- turned after short visi. with friends in Westerly.
 Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson from Central Village was in Norwich during the past week
 MT. and Mrs. T. M. Lyon of Staff fordville visited the formers sister in Norwich recently.
 Francis T. Farrell of Boswell avenue is spending a few days in Springfield and Indian Orchard.
 Charles Whitaker of Natick, Mass, formerly of this city, is visiting rela- lives over Labor day.
 W. B, Birge and wife of Norwich, who have been at Watch Hill for sev- eral weeks, have returned home,
 Miss Ruth Loring of Lincoln ave- nue is the guest of Miss Hazel Fletcher at Tree Top, Wintergreen Point.
 Leslie Manchester of New Haven is spending few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Louis Manchester.
 Miss Margaret K. Tootilr has re- turned to Sterling from Norwich where hhe has been spending a vacation Miss Annie c. Buckley, R. N. of Peck street is spending her vacation at>the Elliott house, Fishers Island. Ripple Morgan of wallingford is the guest of his parents, Policeman and Mrs. Myron o. Morgan, over Labor day.
 Alonzo Woodruff of Bridgeport is l the guest of MT. and Mrs. Albert A, Guile of Kinney avenue over the hol- iday.
 Herbert Barnett Of Baltic spert the last weekend with MT. and Mrs. AL bert Usher of Florence street, Rock vile.
 Dr. and Mrs. Henry M. Pollock, who have been occupying a cottage at Gardner's Lake, returned to Boston on Sunday.
 John McCaffrey of Torrington, who is employed by the Coe Brass com pany. is enjoying a two weeks vaca- tion here.
 Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Crowley and Miss Sadie A. Bowman returned Sat- urday evening from a vacation visit to the Catskills.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Hartley and two children of CenterviI1e, R. L. are visiting friends in Norwich over the Labor day holiday.
 Norwich people registered at Watch Hill hotels over Sunday were c. B. Woodwork and wife and Henry W. Tibaits of this city Arthur G. Broadhurst, clerk in the New York office of the American Ther- mos Bottle company. is at his home on Lafayette street over Labor day.
 Mrs. George Longuil of Everett, Mass, and Mrs. A. Mason of Dor chester. Mass. are guests of Mrs. John T. Broadhurst of Lafayette street. Miss Annie Page of Danielson. a graduate of the w W. Backus hospi- tai, Norwich, has been the guest of Miss Margaret Tanner at CampbelPs Mills. +.ys.r s1 Former Norwich residents, Rev. and Mrs. Brit B. Schmidt and family have left for their home in Ansonia, after spending several weeks in Ston- ington.
 Frank vickery of New London. who while riding motorcycle in Norwich several weeks ago coIlided with an automobile and broke his an kle, Is able to be around on crutch s.
 Mrs. George M. Scott of Union street has returned from a two weeks trip to the Rerkshires. Mrs. Scott recently underwent very serious operation at the Backus hospital, and her health is much improved.
 J. F. O'Brien of the New York of- flee of the American Thernos Bottle day. He was accompanied by Mrs D.. J. O'Brien who will remain at her home on Lincoln avenue. Miss Sadie Grove of Prospect street has returned from an extended motor trip to the BerlSshires. While there she visited the Mohawk Trail and the Gladiator Farm at Balm, N '. She also spent few days at Springfield, Mass.
 John Hughes. who is a law student in Valparaiso, Ind, and wi1o has been summering at Block Island, returned to this city Sunday evening sIr. Hughes expects to leave Sept 1S for Valparaiso, where he will resume his studies.
 William V. Murphy of Atlanta, Ga., formerly of this city, has been spend ing a few days with his aunt, Miss Jennie Welch of Boswell avenue He leaves Monday for Guild, Tenn, where he is to accept a position as superin- tendent of an electrical power house.
 Leonard F. Fill, son of General Sec retary and Mrs. Edwin Hill, leaves on Tuesday for Hartford, where he will enter the Y. M c. A. work as assist ant boys secretary. MT. Hill has been connected with the Meriden associa- tion during the past summer and also attended the summer school for Y M