Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-28

making preparations for the picnic at
 Ocean Beach, also sail to Fishers Isl-
 aid, when the Sunday schools of the First
 Cong atfon2l church and the Church of
 the. Good Shepherd fUniversalist) are to
 unite for q good time.
 Miss Marion L. Bailey, who has been
 the guest for a few days of her cousin,
 Miss Cassie Bailey. daughter of Town
 Clerk Henry L.. Bailey of Groton is ex-
 pected to return today s GWednesday1 l'to
 her home on Elm avenue.
 Mrs. Mary Allen of West Newton
 Mass, formerly of Norwich Town. is wis., ltings at the home of her cousins. MT. and Mrs. C. Morgan Williams, of 299 Wash ingtona street. ;. Following a stay of several weeks at the home of her son-in-law and daugh- ter, MT. and Mrs. Sidney F. Smith. of upper Washington street, Mrs Mary smith, returns today (Wednesday) to her 1 nome i'll East Walpole. Mass She will be 1 accompanied by her granddaughter, little Miss Eleanor Smith, who will remain 1 through August
 Miss Mary White of West Town street i IS visiting for several days at the home or her aunt Mrs. Annie Bannister. of Wakefield: also her cousin Miss Dillon, l at Point Judith, R. l. Before returning home, Miss White will visit Narragansett l Eier. -. :
 Mrs George A. Peck of Otrobando ave nue returned Sunday evening after a few 1 days visit at the home of her father Joseph Smith. Of Colchester Mrs. Peck 1 accompanied her sister-in-law, Miss May 1 peck' or Westchester, who motored to | NorWlch Town. Mrs. Theodore D. Peck 1 returned home with her daughter follow
 lls rev days stay at the home of her 1 son on Otrobandp avenue.
 1 Miss Elsie Perkins daurhfar oF po.41- i Perkins of the Episcopal church in Col | iInsYllle. Will arrive today {Wednesday) i to be the guest of the Misses Bailey at 1 the parsonage on Elm avenue
 1 'Ihonas Kelley, member of the police 1 force of Brooklyn, N. r, is spending his
 vacation at the home of MT. and Mrs. l Patrick J. Morley of Washington street. MT. and Mrs. William Shea of Town street and their grandsons, John and 1 Henry Mackie, e 0trobando avenue, spent Sunday af Ocean Beach
 MT and Mrs Charles D.. Beckwith of /, New York were recent callers on their 1 aunts, Mrs. Benjamin Ackley and Miss
 Mary Witter, of the Johnson home. Miss Mary Troland of Otrobando ave hue returned Tuesday from few days' l visit with friends in Bridgeport and New 1 York city | W. Herbert Larlzham of Plain Hill is l Sc-+SASh4ts IfAC Joi'A'l course at Inc i Connecticut Agricultural college at. Storrs. Mrs. Mary White, nurse at the Johnson home, and her cousin, Miss Woodworth,
 are passing week at the home of Mrs. ! Whites brother in Sag Harbor
 ] Mrs John E. Hill recently moved from l 72 Spring street, Norwich, to 55 East | Town street. Miss Daisy NJ Smith of Hartford ar
 rived Monday for few days visit with 1 her cousin, Mrs. George A. Peck, of otro- bando avenue. -a; Mr and Mrs. Charles Lanphere, with their three daughters, all of Westerly. R. L, recently motored to Norwich Town and called on relatives on Tanner avenue and Town street.
 Mrs. George Kelley and daughters. | Katharine and Dorothy Kelley, have re- turned to their home on Town street from a few weeks visit with relatives in Northampton. While there they were
 guests of MT. and Mrs. Harry Kelley and 1 NIT. and Mrs. George La Mountain, the | latter a sister of Mrs. Kelley. George l Kelley rnotored to Northampton Sunday | and when returning home brought his 1 wife and daughters with him.