Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
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 ys gdhgsda4 the half e.vner,ship ,gf Alra- hafH 9zgpg, and will eondust the btfsl- ness iaaiVsaaalis, lie viii aet as mans aseE:
 alss,aiFs aFe isins made en shs NsF5 nal Seh95l BlilaiHg: Tie BFiek tatFF# ef tHe structure has besn ssatf f9F s8Has walls, #hs WiadeW fFaaeg afg bgihs repaihsedi 155 neK agsks sfe BelHg in; stalled thilty=iYe ia tfs Normal esheel and Ihs baiaaee iH the M6Aai seAehl: Concrete slegs A#e being bailt and walks ageena the residence hall AEs alss being laid.
 games J. Les viii Ieave the latter nart of tAis Week fer WasAia gteHs D. c, after Wiish ha M5ii FetafH t6 this city feF q kheFt tinie and then leave fsr San F#aheise9 eh special ggyefnz saent WeFk, He viii shs seHs ABsat i've hiealts,
 fife Captain of Engine GempaHy Nc. 1, James ], Hghe has appafentjy fel- laWed the Wretg vocation fsf during flS Vaeatien at Laite wangumbaus he is estsblishins/ Fsl5Itatiefi as hsiieF- hafi 9as ee his prime catches was pis3teFel weighing thfss AtiA eIis-aAlf pounds,
 Ms. T. T. Parker and Mrs, A. 1. Bill We're feesnt Yieis0rs In Hartferd.
 Miss kalheFins Adams TarneFi p6 liartfsrd. is 2 kaest Of MtsS Mary hi Turner fer seYersi days,
 Mse, 9t. t. Russ attended the sah5 annual reunion et the atgTrs family At Ocean Beach Wednesday. Airs be@itt (, Hill is h Bsthlehew. Cleveland, ohia,
 Miss Lucille Herreun recently enter tainsa Mrs, q, g. Rontiey and daughter, ssiss Ada Rewley of New Haven, John r, paash9e Of Newton, Mas, ls ssayiag Aith friends h thH city
 Pr, and MS, R, c, white have re- turned fgom Reak'a Island Maine; where they spent q month
 aif. and Mrs, Anthony Hevrin of Jackson street, announce the engage neag os their daughter, Magdaiene Rose te Edward Joseph Pare, 1ra kon of MT. and Mrs EdsSafd J, Pare ee Providence.
 Mlsses Sarah Allen Lynch and Alice ai. .I4yneh have returned from a stay with Mr, and Mrs, Edward Bradley of atcaY Creek
 liceen. vls.ors with Allen B. Lincoln and family, of Westford were James 1 w. A.uhouso and family; Kenneth \. liilihuusc and faFasly; Mrs, r. R. Park | cr pay1nend c. ParlSer and family ; | Miss Lou Buck. Mrs. A.. I. BH! and NIT. end Mrs Harold R. Crowell. City She:lE Thomas J. Killourey was I in Westerly, |, l., Wednesday on bust nees.
 N, and Mrs. James ", Hinhouse ! end family rot9yed to SFringfeA to 1 sce Mir, and Mrs- Harold R. Crowell lc0@e oe thslS tourney 10 their nex home I h Csllfcr9la.
 N1 and Mrs. Clarence Watson and sel, 1anG 0lys. WilGarn Coyello and ! daughter Naiorie, of Scotia, W. Y, are ! sne,.a.ng She week with Mrs. E. L. 1 Eeaneld in this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Brocway have | mayed grcra N'inir}art.c to South Man ! chester
 .A. !. Brl and daughter, Misses Paul ] ? ard Eee.riee Ell and enaeth BTa-lcl 1 he,'e returned cr,Sss notc@ trip to tAe ] V-h.-a .-.t4u,,. .eins. Miss Panline Bill wll leave shortly for Pleasr-4 Beach. l P0bsrs Garliae-, Willard Stearns 1 Lcnard C1oash and William French left | Wedp c- day afternoon by automobile l for Wach'ngtcr. D. c. They will ps gore several days. ! 1I;ss Sarah AbDe of South Windham i is awaiting scne Wheaton College ! mem se plans on the lawn at her home, l fcc the benefit Of the college. 1 MS. E. e. hompscn and Charles M. 1 Thompson were recent Sdsitors; with ] Mrs Fred Thompson at Silver Beach Mrs. Charles. Thompson who has been staying there returned with them.
 Harry o. Wright is spending his va cation at his home at The Ridges. Arthur Nelson of Franklin, Mass. is the guest of his grandchildren in this city.
 Miss Lucy Lee is home after two weeks vacation in Springfield, Mass. Mir. and Mrs. Robert T. Newton were recent visitors in Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Frank H. Campbell and daughter Collette, of Springfield, Mass, are guests of Mrs. P. J. Lee. C. A. Sampson, formerly physical in ctructor of the local Y M. C. A.. is now i q rector for the playgrounds in Stam- ] ford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Phillips, re- gently entertained Mr. and Mrs Walter Putney and sons, Alfred and Wills, of North Dighton.' Mass. Frank R. Custard, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., has returned after l spending several days with his parents l in Scranton. Pa.
 Wallace T. Bassett, who was the | publicity agent at the local Y NJ. C. A l financial drive is now with the editor | ial department of a New York paper. | Florimond Normandin has written tc Joserh Gaudeau that he is feeling fine | MT. Normandin is a radio operator aboard the Tug w. B. Keene on the At lantic coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel E. Rathbur i were recently called on by thirty friends to celebrate their recent wedding.