Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-23
PERSONALS

Miss Mildred Dunn has returned from Ocean Beach after weeks aSzy. l J. A. Fitzgerald and sansly. have re- turned from a motor trip to Boston.
 charses Olsen and Philip sanddenan leave today (Tnesazy9 for a vacation at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
 orrin F. Merry has returned to Bridgeport, after passing week at his home in Norwich.
 Thursday and Friday with Mrs.
 MT and Mrs. Thomas Igo and family spent the week end at Narragansett Pier.
 Miss Rose Utterstaedt. nurse at the Norwich sanatortum. is spending her ya- catian with her mother on the East Side.
 Ira Levick and family of Hartford have returned home after xpendfng his vacation at the home of Afrs. Emil A. Jahn.
 Miss Doris Becker of New York city Is visiting at Cochegan Rock farm. She expects to return to New York today lTuesday).
 Mrs. Annie Cook and sister, Mrs. Mary McGoyern, of New York, are guests Of their cousin. Miss Barbara Sullivan. of Norwich Town.
 Mi and Mrs B. R. skirrow of Hart ford have returned home after a week spent with their aunt, Mrs. E. 4. Jakn of the East Side.
 George strouse, son of Rev. George T. Strouse Of Conne1l street, is spend ing two weeks at the Y. M c. A., camp Camp Hazen.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alien J. Thornton of Pawtuclet were guests of F1vs Ka1f- crime Miner of No. 57 Eleventh street over the week end.
 The Misses Nora Morris and Rose Dennis have returned to their homes after spending two weeks in Boston and Nantasket beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward T Connolly and James Riley have returned from a mo- tor trip through Connecticut, Rhode Is- land and New York.
 Mrs. Catherine Hamilton of the Cen tral building has been entertaining her -liece, Miss Cora Champlin of New Yerx city over the week end.
 Misses Chrystal whitney and Eva Partridge are spending several weekn with Miss Whitney's aunt Mrs Warren
 
 Mrs. Frank S GaiiiFan, Miss Mar l garet J. Murphy and Miss Catherine ] Piunkett motored to Springfield, Thurs day, and spent the day with friends in l that city.
 Miss Theresa Fitzgerald of Cliff l street has returned after spending 10 days in Boston with her aunt, Mrs , Frank Clish. She also visited the White 1 and Green Mountains. 1 Mfr. and Mrs. Joseph B. whittinore 1 of Norwich have been guests of Mir. and Mrs. R. P. Stiliman at Old Saybrook. MT. 1 Whittimore was a former track super visor of the Shore Line Electric railway N Mrs. George Haskell and daughter. 1 Marian, of LowellviIie, Ohio. who have 1 been visiting their aunt. Miss Whitford ] of No. 43 Fairnount street are visiting i relatives in Plainfield and Jewett City,
 After spending two weeks with Miss 1 Eyon Broadhurst of Lafayette street and a week with her aunt, Mrs. Freeman 1 Whitney of Cedar street, Miss Thelna Hart has returned to her home in Springfield
 l Rev. Edwin L. Theraton of Pawtuck- 1 ct, q graduate of Brown university, ana pastor of the AIlendale (R. I) Baptist 1 church. preached Sunday at the First 1 Baptist church, this city Rev. Mir Thornton was the guest of relatives while in Norwich.
 i Mrs. A. E. Prior and Mrs George Sparks of Jewett City, Mrs. H. F. Haly- burton and daughter Ernestine of New l London and MT. and Mrs. Irving Palmer l of Plainfeid have been guests of Mrs Frank E. Halyburton of No. 41 Four l teenth street, Norwich.
 Edwin Thornton who was graduate 1 from Brown University in June, sup. 1 piled the pulpit at the First Baptis church Sunday. Mir. Thornton was ac
 companied to Norwich by his parent MT. and Mrs. Allen Thornton of Paw
 tucket, R. I. The elder My. Thorn
 ton was superintendent of the Firs
 Baptist Sunday school, about seven teen years ago, when the family re sided in Norwich.