Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25
PERSONALS

Lcuis Hull spent Sunday in Provi- dence.
 John Fitzpatrick spent the week end in New Haven.
 James l.. Sullivan of Summit street has returned from Bay Shore, L. I.
 Robert Cross of Hartford spent Easter at his home on Maple street.
 Arthur P. Mowilliams of New York spent Sunday at his home in this city.
 J. Alonzo Peabody of Westerly was the guest of relatives in this city over Easter.
 William G. MacLaren, Jr., of Vest erly spent Easter with relatives in Norwich.
 John McCaffery of Torrington, for merly of this city, spent Easter with relatives here.
 Russel Smith, of Brown University, is at his home on Washington street for few days.
 Edward Mckay, captain of Trinity college baseball team, was in town over the week end.
 Miss Josephine Edwards has return ed after a visit in Providence, Woon- socket, R. l., and Moston.
 William Gleason, formerly of this city. now of Waterbury, spent the Easter week end in this city.
 Thomas F. Shea of Holy Cross col lege, Worcester, is spending his vaca- tion at his home on Broadway.
 Mfrs Margaret Hampstead of Hart ford was the guest Of Miss Fife McGee of Lincoln avenue over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Bentley have returned after spending the Easter weekend in Central Falls, R. I.
 Miss Katherine McCarthy, a trained nurse of Providence, is visiting Mrs. M. H. Donahue of Main street.
 Mir. and Mrs AIbin .Hagstrom and daughter Elizabeth, have returned to Norwich after visit to Mantle.
 Mrs. John Johnson of Norwich is with Mrs. Charles T. Potter at the lat ter's bungalow on theNoank shore.
 Miss Elizabeth Donovan of Hartford is the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. Donovan of Main street. East Side.
 John A Aubrey, Jr., of 425 Main street has resigned from the Cutlery SO SAN%OpI G POSAlAOIi III N{uSbSc, Odn.
 John McCaffery has returned to his home in Torrington after spending the weekend with relatives in this city.
 Robert L. F1andrean of Brockton Mass, has returned home after visit ing with Mrs. E. O'Brien of Cliff street.
 Miss Irene Gildea and Miss Mae Smith of Westerly are spending a few days with Miss Mae Sharvan of Main street.
 York city are the guests of their aunt Mrs. Edwin Edwards of HinckleS l street.
 MT. Snd Mrs. Martin Tedesco ot l Chestnut street moved Monday tC southington. where MT. Tedesco i, employed.
 Mir. Frank Spicer formerly victrola salesman for the Plaut-C -Cadden com. pany, has recently resigned his posi-. | tion with that concern. Mrs. Martha E. Jones of Brookline l Mass, is spending three weeks witt | her brother, Rev. Joel B. Slocum, D D., of No. 156 Broadway.
 William Thorpe, formerly of thi city. spent Saturday and Sunday here the guest of relatives. Mir. Thorpe i employed at Gardner. Mass.
 Miss CeceIia Flynn and Richar, Flynn of Hallville have returned iron a several days visit with relatives il Providence and Pawtucket, R. I.
 Edward J. Garvey and daughter My "a of Newark, N. J., are the guest of pr. E. J. Brophy. MT. Garvev i engaged in the patent leather busi | ntss.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilson Wright O New Haven are spending some time f Norwich, while Mir. Wright has a bus mess engagement at the Hopkins an Allen plant.
 Miss Ruth D. Rush and MT. l.. An drew Reinhard of New York city, ar in town weekend guests of Mis- Rush's parents, MT. and Mrs. w, E Rush of 252 West Main street.
 Mrs. William R. Denison and son: Gilhert and Grant, of Happy stree have returned home after spending tn holidays with Mrs. Denison's parent! MT. and Mrs. E. w. Lathrop of Gard ners Lake.
 Miss Edith Briggs of Pomfret an Miss 1nez Horton of Niantic, student at the Academy Art School with Mis- Horton's mother, have been in Wor cester, Mass, since Thursday, wher they attended the sessions Friday an Saturday of the Eastern States Teach CTS Convention.