Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-05
BALTIC
Guests Entertained at River Camp Sale of Tucker Propsrty-W. E. Ro- eheIeau Wins in Ovefsea Athletic Events-Death of Miss Gertrude M. E. Gately.


 Mrs. A. w. Collins of Railroad street recently entertained motor party from Providence and Pawtucket at Camp Lucia. on the Shetucket river.
 Miss Henrietta Frieze has returned from a three days motor trip to Hart ford and Springfield with Mrs. B. Farnham.
 Charles Hine of East Windsor Hills has visited his sister. Mrs. Frieze of Baltic Heights.
 Mrs. George Fell is enjoying a summer. vacation at Groton Long Point.
 Pierre Fournier has entered the em- p.oy Of the Baltic Mills company.
 Benjamin Miller has moved with his family from Depot Fill to the West Side, Norwich.
 Fred Collins was in Old Lyme Fri day.
 Charles Collins has entered the em- pIoy of the Shore Line Electric Rail way company.
 H. B. Oliver of Maiden. Mass. visit ed w, E. Rocheleau's yesterday. Mrs. W. E. RocheIeau and daugh- | ters, Dorothy and Patrja are visiting Mrs. Rocheleau's sister. Mrs. Senay 1T Boston.
 Buys fucker Place
 Hugh Miller has purchased the Tucker place on Pautipaug Hin. Timothy Sullivan of Hartford k spending his vacation with Mir. ant Mrs. Thomas Sullivan of Railroad street.
 Safely Across.
 Cards have been received announc. ing the safe arrival overseas of Loui! Nolan.
 Joseph R Mahon. operator at tn, New Haven station spent Saturda, and Sunday in Valley Falls. R. I. Miss Alice Kritemeytr of Soutl Windham spent the weekend witt friends on Main street. Gerard sAimQuist and William Don nelly spent sunday at Atlantic Beach Frank Maiioy visited relatives il Stafford Springs Sunday. Miss Helen V. Lilley is making tw, weeks visit in Providence. Misses Nellie Ashwortn, Louise Marion and Anna Geigenmilier. Fannie Greishamer, Anna Firth and Mrs. Mar garet Fox are at Revere Beach for z week
 Letters have been received in towr from Albert Cullen, now in tht trenches, in France, who has had some thrilling experiences. Won in Oversee Contests. W E. Rocheleau has received iron George Generaux of the 56th regimen now in France. an official programme of athletic events held in the Velo drome of Ormeaux in Clermont- Fer. | rand, Sunday, June 3Oth, in which ht l was winner of the first prize and golC medal in a running race of 400 me l tres against one of the best runners of Clermont. A feature Of the programme is thu many French advertisements Guest From Hartford. Miss Irene Sullivan ot Hartford i visiting Mrs. Thomas Sullivan of Rail road street
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Kelly of. Wor cester are visiting MT. Kelly's par ents
 lis visiting at his home on Main street l ed friends in Baltic Friday 1 Harry Graber of New London wis tied friends in Baltic Saturday. | Mrs. Norman Soule is visiting hi mother Mrs. Frank Marshall of De pot Hill
 George Roy of Camp Deyens visite his parents on High street over Sun t, day.
 William Jones of the submarine bas visited relatives on Railroad street 1 Red Cross Notes. l The Red Cross rooms will be opel 1 today (Mon6ay) from to and t 10. The monthly meeting will talk 1 place at s D. m. The local quota 1 200 hospital shirts to be turned i Sept. 1. All who are wiling can re ceive work by calling at the rooms
 Mrs. Fred Talbot of High street wis | tied in Willimantic Sunday. Ralph Smith of Norwich Town wis l ited friends here Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Charon mo torfed to Providence Sunday. 1 Death Of Academy Graduate. Gertrude Nj. E. Gately, 20, died las week Saturday at her home on Wate
 street, Torrington. She was grad uate of St Francis Parochial schoo Torrington, and completed last Jun a two years course at the Academy ( the Holy Family at Baltic. She leave her mother, Mrs. Mary Gately; a sis ter, Mrs Joseph O'NeiI of Newarl N. J. The funeral was held Monda
 at St Francis church and the bod taken to Sheffield, Mass. for buria
 Private Archie Hamel of Camp Up
 ton did not spend Monday and Tues
 day in Baltic as stated. He spent hi furiough with friends in Canterbur,
 returning to his home in Willimanti
 Tuesday evening. from there going
 Camp Upton the following day. p----s--- l N1r aTNJF~Yr@T ~