Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07

this city in 1898 and for 15 years work- ed for the Hall and Bill Printing con-I pany and then was employed in the | printing department of the AmerieanI Thread company. Many friends will re- gret their departure.
 Brief Paragraphs.
 Mrs George H. Spencer returned from a ten days vacation spent with Mir. and Mrs. H. T. Burr at their camp in Wayne, Maine, and with relatives in Worcester, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. c. Sharpe have rel turned from Springfield with their son | in-law and daughter. MT. and Mrs. W. W. Townsend. Mrs Townsend is to re- main for visit. Victor Sharpe of New Jersey arrived there for the weekend Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson and Mrs. Susan Farnsworth motored to Bristol 1 Sunday
 Mrs. George Bailargeon and son Ana tole returned Saturday afternoon from Canada after five weeks stay with | friends.
 Miss Elinor Foote, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. -Foote, has returned after weeks visit in New Haven with Miss Inez Dennison and other relatives
 Mir. and Mrs George ". Patton of this city are spending part of their va cation with their son-ir-law and daugh- ter, Mir and Mrs Robert James of Lib
 MT. and Mrs Robert T. Newton are
 entertaining Cor several days MT. and Mrs. Edward T. Newton and infant daughter Helen of Worcester.
 John L. Overly. a student at Connec-
 ticut Agricultural College, and resi-
 dent of Bridgeport. was visitor in town for the weekend.
 and ATrS Ia rOId NfaSnJ, 9AE+ Sa4 ! urday for a vacation of two weeks at Matunuck Beach, R. I. Mrs. F. B. Reade spent the weekend } in Manchester visiting relatives. } Miss Labertine Jackson of Hartford 1,
 visiting friends on West Main street VI Miss Cecelia Morin of Holyoke spen' r the weekend with friends in this city
 Miss Annie Clark is visiting MT. ana
 Mrs. Charles F. Brown of Norwich.
 Misses Nellie Foley and Anna Connel , left Saturday noon for two weeks sta, at Nantasket Beach.
 T MT. and Mrs. A. c. Persons left Sat : urday by automobile for Cape Go !; trip. They will make stops in Worces ! ter and Boston
 Mir. and Mrs. P. s. Hills left Satnr . day morning for East Hampton and at F tended the old home day carnival.
 Mrs. G. B. Gilman and son Donal h Gilman have motored from Springfield + Mass, where they have been spendin t their vacation.
 '- Mrs W. D. Morse left Saturday fo e Newburyport. Mass, to visit his brotf l, CT, Dwight Curtis at his summer hom 5. Lieutenant Harry Kelley of Engin
 company No. started on his vacatio Sunday. Charles Reynolds will be ac 5 ing lieutenant during his absence. 1T 1T MT. and Mrs Eugene Ashton have al Il rived from Boston and will occupy or II II of the Loomis cottages at Lake War ' gumhaug, South Coventry, for tN D. weeks
 Mrs. L. F. Backus has returned it South Windham after spending a V; b., cation with Attorney and Mrs. F. L. M 'e guire at New London. %% le Secretary Frank R. Custard of u a local Y. M. c. A.. left Saturday afte
 noon for Lake Memphremagog, Canad .. where he will be the guest for we, 'd of Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Carpenter WI " have camp thers.
 Mrs Peter Mcintosh and daughter
 Frances and Florence have spent a fe m days as the guests of MT. and Mrs E ' gene Lewis who have cottage at Plea ol ure Beach for their vacation