Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-03

ven, d SLOp HI N6W Ork. n1SnI spent in Philadelphia, a halt at Morristown, and safe arrival at camp in Georgia.
 Guests at the Vacation house on Washington street are Mss Lillie Birnes, Miss Winifred MacPyke and Mrs. Foley, all of New York. The rouse will be open through September but there will be fewer guests as most vacations of New York workers closed Labor day.
 A White Rat Burglar.
 An uptown lady, going into her din ing room at 5 o'clock Monday morning saw a snow white rat, on it's hind feet on the table, holding in it's paws an ear of corn from which it had stripped the husks It scampered off with 8 white cat in pursuit. A white rat is said to bring good luck to a home. Mrs. Ellen Beetham of Occum it spending several days with her sons or Wauwecus Hill.
 Miss Florence Rigney of Haverhill 1 Mass, has been visiting Mrs. Charles Learned of West Town street Miss Josephine Maxon of Waterford was a recent guest of Miss Florence l Bennett of Vergason avenue. MT. and Mrs. William B. Gavitt oi l Providence are visiting friends uptowr and in the city.
 John Casey from Waltham, Mass. spent the week end and Labor day al l his home on West Town street. Miss Shultz of New York has beer passing a week with MT. and Mrs Joseph Schwenk on New London turn. pike.
 Mrs. Roy Johnson of Montville wa: a recent guest of Mrs. E. P. Geer or | Scotland road. 4N After visiting in Tannersyille, Pa. Miss Elizabeth Coffey has returned tc 1 her home on Washington street.
 MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Vergason ot Providence spent the week end ant Labor day with home friends here.
 After a weeks visit with relative: | on West Town street, Mrs. Kenyor 1 and daughter have returned to theil ] home in Middletown.
 L. Stanley Cav from EaE Green. wich R. l., has been passing few days with his parents on Washington | street 2"
 Mir. and Mrs Raymond Bliven .ant daughter Eliza beth of Westerly havt | been visiting Mir. and Mrs AustiI Rathbun at their home on Plain Hill | MT. and Mrs. Walter Grant, daughter 1 Sadie and son Charles have returned | from a weeks outing at. Groton Lons Point.
 Miss Maude Davies, who, has beer passing the summer in Boston, is a | her home on Washington street for { | brief stay.
 Henry Durr has been transferred l from the Newport naval reserve tt New London and spent Sunday at hii home on Town street. R. H. Tucker of Scotland has beer in town for two weeks stay with hii daughter, Mrs. Adelbert E. Geer, O. Scotland road.
 Mrs. Mercy Greene of New Have1 and Miss Alice Murdock of Boston art guests of Mrs. Susie Lillibridge o1 Scotland road.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Schwenk anC John Schwenk of New York spent th' holiday at their former home on New London turnpike.
 Miss Mary Zabriskie of New York daughter of A. D. Zabriskie, has beer passing the holidays at her home ol | VergaSon Hill.
 After passing the vacation in Leo minister, Mass, and in Middletown Miss Lillian Stetson is returning t, l Washington street.
 Mrs. Fred Hewett, daughter Eliza beth and sons Alven and Deming 0 Lebanon have been spending severa days with Mrs. B. E. Northup ol Wauwecus Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. William Holcomb an, son, William Dearnley Holcomb, 0 Bridgeport spent the last few day with relatives uptown, Mrs. Holcomi and son remaining for a two weeks visit.
 Mrs. C. W. Grant and daughter Miss Bessie M Grant, are at thei home on Scotland road after visits a Groton Long Point and Taftville.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Fields an daughters returned Monday to Eas Orange, N. J.. Mrs. Fields and childrei having spent the summer with he parents on West Town street.
 MT. and Mrs. Orrin M. Price o Wightman avenue were in aDvisvillt R. l., the last of the week. guests o Misses Clara and Sarah Corey an their brother, William Corey.