Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-03
PERSONALS

Il Harold Tarbox of Hartford is at his
 home over the holiday.
 Harold Morgan is visiting friends in New York over Labor day.
 Mrs. Della Luthe- of Deep River has been visiting in Norwich.
 Thomas McGuinness of Boston spent
 the weekend at his home in this city.
 Mrs. Hugh McComb Of Laurel Hill
 is spending some time at Groton Long
 Point.
 Clarence B. Messenger of wauregan
 was the guest of relatives in this city Sunday.
 William Gladstone Shaw of 6s Oak tstreet has gone to Chester. Pa, for two weeks vacation.
 James Counihan of Providence is spending a few days at hs hcme on | Oakrtdge street,
 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shea of Staf- ford Springs were recent guests of friends at Baltic.
 Mfr. and Mrs Arthur Mcwilfiams of New York arc the guests of rela- l lives on Cliff street.
 John W. Boynton of Spring Garden avenue is the guest of Prof. James H.
 White of Beverly. Mass. l Corporal Harold T. Robinson of Fort l Ferry, Plum Island. N. r., spent the
 weekend at his home here. l Mfr. and Mrs. N. Eugene Smith have l returned from @ weeks auto trip 1 through the White mountains. Frank Butler of s7 Eighth street has | with friends in Fairport, N. Y. George Inrlis> of Piainfeld and Howard Martin of this city will spend 1 today (Labor Day) in Providence. R. Mrs. James Perkins has returned to Norwich after a short v.slt with her daughter. Mrs. L. N. Stevens, of West brook.
 Misses Ruth and Margaret Inglfs of Evon NJ. Broadhurst of Lafayette street.
 Harold D. Boynton of New Haven is a guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Fletcher E. Boynton, of Spring Garden avenue.
 Misses Annie c. and Katherine I. visit to Boston and New Haven, for a brief stay.
 Mrs. David Anderson of Norwich has returned home after visiting Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Bracket at South Willing ton for week.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Kenerson of 1 Westerly are guests of MT. Kenerson's ] grandmother, Mrs. Safah Kenerson of Durham street. 1
 Mrs. William Waters returned to | Hartford Saturday. after a vacation | spent with relatives in Norwich and 1 at Groton Long Point.
 Master Freddie Peckham of West | Thames street has returned from vis- | iting his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. l $. W. Otis of West Haven.
 John B. Inglis and son, William In glis of Plainfield. are passing Labor Benjamin Tait Of West Warren. Mass. l
 Mir. and Mrs. John Manning of | Fourth street are spending the Labor Day holiday with Mrs. Warnings sis ter, Mrs. John Lawson of Providence. R. L
 MT. and Mrs. John o. Peckham of West Thames street have as their guests, MT. and Mrs. $. w. Otis. of | West Haven and John Frye, of Orange, Conn.
 Miss Reynolds and Miss Curran of Norwich, former teachers in the South Windham schools, were visiting there ~~SANAFo S R1cAAAS o~ IiiO l new pond.
 Miss Anna Curtis of Stetson street, Mrs. Joseph Curtis and daughter, Miss | Faith Curtis of Brown street have returned from visiting relatives in Oneonta N. Y.
 Raymond G. Spencer of the Thirty fourth company. Coast Defense, Long | Island Sound. New York. spent the weekend at his home. The Plymouth, A Laurel Hill avenue.
 Quartermaster Sergeant R. O. Fetch er, 18th Co, coast defense, Long Island sound, stationed at Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers Island, ". Y., spent the week end with his parents on Lincoln ave- lue.
 Perry Brynes of Lafayette street and Charles F. Moore of Mt. Pleasant l street are spending the holiday with /, NIT. Byrnes' brother, Edward Byrnes, ,f Irvington. N. T. They left Saturday i p MT. Moore's car and expect to re- I lfn late this evening. IT Rev. Horace B. 'Sioat, pastor Of the i First Baptist church, Waterbury, who r with his family has been spending sev- \ ral weeks at Wintergreen Point f Quaker Hill, returned to Waterbury to ' ccupy his pulpit Sunday. Mrs. Sloat ! nd the children are still at Quaker t