Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-23
speeders Warned.

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 speeders Warned. Town onaciaIs have had signboaxds l placed at different corners and cross slowly, as a number of out Of town parties have been turning corners too | quickly.
 1 MT. and Mrs. George Drew were in Providence attending funeral Satar- day.
 Sir. and Mrs. William Barlow of ; Plainheld, former residents of Baltic. passed Sunday with local friends.
 Miss Carrie Douglass of Willimantic spent the week end with Miss Refniee
 Misses Kathryn Bowler of Providence and Mae Bowler of Norwich were guests of MT. and Mrs. William E. Cullen Saturday. l Frank Boucher is working at River side farm. l sigurd Swanson passed Sunday with | Bridgeport friends.
 Misses Irene Roy and Ethel Brown were New Haven visitors Sunday. | Several owners of motorboats took advantage of the fine weather Sunday and spent the day at their different camps along the shores of the She tEcket.
 Mss Renelda Hines, xsbo has been spending two weeks vacation with Hartford friends, has returned. Louis Trudean spent Sunday with friends in Webster.
 Town Clerk Arthur P. Cote was ir Westerly on business Saturday. 1 Miss Mae Leathers of New London was the guest of Miss Stella Brown Saturday,. Miss AIbina Bruso of Woonsocke' . spent Sunday with friends in town. Mrs. John F. Brown of Moosdp wa, the guest of Mrs. William c. Snaitf : Saturday.
 Peter Deslandes has entered the e1n.
 ploy Of John Syrariza as clerk. Waiter J. A1ilnef motored to Spring ! field with a party of friends Sunday. Peter Cardfn was the guest of frfend
 in Providence Sunday.
 On Trip to Montreal. Miss FfdeIis Donaioe is spending 5 months vacation with friends in Mon trea1.
 Miss Rathbnn was week. end wis . itor in Hartford, Misses Anna Rebeau and Dora Lett . spent Sunday in Providence. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Catcher of Put nam visited Mr. Gardeners father, liar
 ry Gaucher, Sunday.
 D. Rab4taille Of Putnam is the gues ' of his brother. Pster Rabitaille. "a August Lucier has moved his house hold goods from High street to Nor e Wich.
 k c: ". Hisham was in Providence Q :; business Monday. T Mrs. George Despathy of Moesup va E the guest of Mrs. Gregoire Despair F Joseph Buteau of Moosup sper : Monday with his mother, Mrs. V. Bu <, teau.
 d Harry Lavine of Colchester was business visitor Monday. d Motored te Boston.
 L. c. Drescher and L. 2. Fcntain d were in Boston Sunday, making th triD in Mir RraSc.hersa touring car. ts David Holmes of Providence IS spending a. few days with his brotae h Daniel Holmes.
 Henry IACrotx was business v4sitG l. In New London Monday.
 Raymond Love and Nelson SwanSu e. motored to Providence Sunday: d Miss McNamara. of New Haven the guest of Miss Re1a Smith, h Men are painting both the exteFis
 and interior of the Eoder1elE 81oclk. o- Alfred Goebille, who recently under
 went an operation at Backus hcspita to Is at his home. recovering. IS George Wood, Jr, of New Londc
 spent Sunday at his home on Ftfi " avenue.
 Miss Josie Marshall. who has bee lg spending a few days with friends sd Pfttsneld, has returned home. ge Charles F. Eharon and 5osAph LE
 vaile notered to New London on bus ael nfr and Mrs. LsRey Bennett ' Moosup were Sunday guests of 1dr. CT Ii Mrs. George St. 0nEe. c. A. Colby of PRwtpcaset called (
 the trade Monday,
 liked to Yanties os The members of the. B. c. 9z. eIt ;t hilred tc Yanttc S1nday and returH' sss Miss Rnore Te Gros was in Prov ne dence on business Monday. F.