Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-02
PERSONALS

Thomas Croker of Groton is visiting relatives on tho East Side.
 James Healy of Hartford. forner- ly of this city. is spending a few days in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Byron A. Mathieu have returned from a two weeks vacation i'll Vermont.
 MT, and Mrs. Edward R. Ramage of New Britain are the guest of lo- cal relatives.
 Miss Sarah Hemnnings, of Hartford, formerly of Norwich, is the guest of friends in town.
 James Kelly of Bridgeport, formerly of this city. is the guest of friends here over Labor Day.
 Thomas MeGrory of Newport is spending a short furlough at his home on Washington street. Norman Heneault of Hobart avenue has returned hom after spending the summer at Groton Long Point. Prof. George Eager of New Haven, formerly of Norwich, is at his cottage at Pine Grove. Mantle, this month. Machinist's Mate James Burke. who is stationed at Newport, is at his homo on Roath street for over Labor Day.
 Miss Lima Grierson and Miss Agnes Grierson of Bridgeport are visiting Miss May F. Ritchie of Broad street. Hon. H. H. Palmer and family, of i, Preston, were recent guests of Mrs, Caleb T. Bishop, of South Plainfeld The Misses Fennessey and Mary Canty of Church street have returned 1 after spending few days in Spring field.
 Mrs. Edward Foster of Pearl River on tn Hudson. is the guest of Mir and Mrs. George o. Hathaway of Ward street
 Thomas McEamara, formerly of this city, now located in Portland Me, is spending Labor Day with friends ir this city.
 Herbert Wiley of New Haven is l spending Labor Day with his parents MT. and Mrs. Herbert Wiley of Asy. lum street.
 Mrs. John Jordan and daughter, Mrs Theodore Robinson. are spending 3 week at Bueno Vista cottage at Gretor Long Point.
 MT. and Mrs. Lea Bickford of stet- son street left Sunday morning te spend their vacation with relatives ir l
 Lieutenant Arthur D. Marsh. NJ R C., Hampton's physician, has received his call and will leave at once fol Battle Creek, Mich.
 Richard L. Tarrant who enlisted il the aviation service and is at { ground school at Princeton, is at hi home here for few days.
 Miss Louise Benn and Miss Natali, Benn who were visiting their aunt Mrs. Joab Rogers. at Gales Ferry. fo the past month. have returned t Hartford
 Rev. Percy M Barnes of Walpole Mass, former rector of Grace Epis copal church. Yantic, who has been a the shore at Saybrook, has left fo his home.
 G. Chester Bell. formerly manage of the Norwich Grain company now in the service at Camp Merritt N J., and is spending a short furlougl with friends here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur E. Lamb, o New Haven, and A. B. Hol1ister an'
 Miss Ruth E. Carpenter, of Hartford are guests of MT. and Mrs Joseph E
 Carpenter of Fort Point.
 The Hartford Post states that MI and Mrs. Arthur L. Story of Wash
 ington street have as their guest, thei
 sen, Arthur F. Story, cashier of tn
 Merchants National Bank, Norwich
 Dr. and Mrs. William M. Good an : sons, Richard St, John and Murray motored from Waterbury and ar : spending the holiday with Dr. Good 7 parents, Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Coco } of Everett street, Norwich. Sylvester Stevens is spending a fe1
 days with his parents in Danbury be ) fore returning to Harvard ufliversity 7 where he is a student. He has bee $ on the staff of instructors at the Ma r val Cadet school in New London.