Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-06
PERSONALS

Miss Emily Gillian of Ashaway, R. L, is visiting relatives in Norwich Mir, and Mrs Lloyd Beebe of Hartford weres week end guests of friends in this city.
 Robert E. Cross of Hartford is spend ing short time at his home in this city.
 J. Dyer Potter, Jr., of Brooklyn. has been spending several days with rela- tives in this city.
 Miss Gladys Guyette of Baltic is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Alice Maine. of North Stonington. MT. and Mrs. Louis A. Wheeler and Mrs. Hezekiah Perkins have returned from stay at Pleasant View.
 L. Edwin Hill of Bridgeport spent the l week end with his parents, MT. and Mrs Edwin Hill at 32 Church street. Mrs. Byron Billings returned to Mys- tic recently. after a visit with her daugh- ter, Mrs Harold Wilcox in Oneco
 William Nagle, employed by the Mo- | hican Company, has been transferred
 from New London to the Norwich store. MT. and Mrs. Raymond B. Sherman of West Thames street at The Bunga- 1 low, Pleasant View, for a two weeks stay
 Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Jones and family have returned to their home on Bliss
 place after spending the summer at Fish CTS Island.
 Miss Grace stetson of West Thames street has returned from two weeks stay at Lake Champlain and Lake | George, N. '. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Stanm and
 daughter, Miss Mazie Stamn, of Ann street are guests of Mrs. John Lyman at Pleasant View. Miss Alice Mcclure, who has been in | the service of the government as a nurse
 has concluded her duties and returned | home to Voiuntown.
 Mrs. E. D. Norton and daughter, Miss Mabel Norton, of New Haven are guests
 of the Misses Grace and Vera stetson of | West Thames street. D. P. Barber of Kansas, who is visit | ing his nephew, Charles E. Hillard, left
 North Stonington 50 years ago, but has made frequent trips east. Mrs. ". E. Wilcox and daughter, Susie of Norwich Town, have been visiting Mrs
 Wilcox's brother, Dr. Kenyon, in Us. | quepaugh, R. l., recently.
 | Mrs. Frank Kimban of Laurel Hill, who I has been spending few days in New | York will return Labor Day by the day. | light boat with a party of friends I MT. and Mrs. William F. Buckley I Mrs. Grace Geer and Miss Charlott, Bulkley of Hartford are spending sev
 eral days at their former home in this
 city.
 I Mrs William P Wade and daughter Miss Hope Wade, were visiting in Albany , Niagara Falls, N. Y, Indianapolis, Ind and Washington, D. C., during the pas
 month.
 Former residents at Trinity Episcopa l rectory. Norwich, Rev. Brit B. Schmit and family, have left for Ansonia afte spending the summer in Stoningto
 borough
 !, MT and Mrs Gerard Ranger an f children. George and Iva Ranger re turned to their homes on Division stree
 Sunday evening, after passing two week
 at Fishers Island. f Mrs. Neville BIicq and Miss Len : Wolff left on Saturday for a trip of sev , eral days to New York and up the Hud i son river. On their return they vii
 visit with relatives and friends in Ne7
 Rochelle.
 n Miss Mary Foley who has been th f guest of Mrs Richard German, of 24 Washington street, Norwich, returne Saturday to her home in New York Ms Foley accompanied Mrs German an 7 niece, Miss Charlotte Nolan, of Brooklyn . N. Y, to Norwich from Block Islan, where they spent August