Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-26

avenue and Miss Marion Clifford of 269 Summit street left Saturday for Con necticut College for a weeks stay at the summer school
 Mrs. W. H. Garrette and daughter of New York city are spending their vaca- ton at the summer home of Mrs Eli zabeth Ezekiel at Ripley Hill, South Gov entry.
 Mrs. c. J. Abbot of Worcester and daughter Josephine motored to MT and Mrs Elmer Norton's of 24 Turner street Friday. Miss Abbot attended the senior reception with Russell Norton.
 Miss Ruth Foye of New Haven, for merly of Willimantic, was one of the twenty girls out of $50 pupils who grad uated with honor June 24. She attend ed the senior reception with Russell Nor ton.
 Miss Ruth Foye of New Haven, for merly of Willimantic, was one of the twenty girls out of $50 pupils who grad uated with honor June 24. She attended St. Josephs school and graduated from there in 1918.
 Mr. and Mrs Leonard F. Jones and MT. and Mrs David E. Elliott of Island Pond, Vt, are spending few days with A. W. Buchanan of Mansfield Center. James HiIhouse and his sister. Flea nor Hillhouse of 1855 Church street, ar rived home from Europe Friday, hav- ing reached New York Thursday evening on the President Roosevelt. They visit ed England, France, Switzerland and l Italy.
 Morris Tenders, for several years em- Pployed at the tonsorial parlor of the Bancroft hotel, Worcester, has accept 1 ed a position with Bissman & Elliott. 1 Justice of the Peace Curtis Dean gave l judgment Saturday morning by default | against Stanley Ciesla in two cases, one l brought by Stanley Obara and the other | by A. H. Johnson and Company. Attor- l ney Patrick J. Danahey represented the plaintiffs. In the first case the judgment was for S95.20 and the costs $S.26 to- | tai of S103.46. and in the second case fol 1 s9232 and the costs of $8.82. total ot 1 s10058 City Sheriff Thomas J. Killou rey recently closed the defendants store which is located on lower Main street.
 Mrs. Ora Bill and daughter, Mrs Frank Blish of 56 Maple avenue, left fol Mantle Friday morning where they spent the weekend at Mrs. Bills cottage
 in Pine Grove.
 Mrs. Adelbert T Trowbridge has as guest her sister, Miss Mabel Lanphear who leaves today for Neton. Kansas. t be with her brother, Rev. Walter Lan phear. Miss Lanphear intends to talk
 a course in the summer school there. MT and Mrs Henry J. Hall of 2 Oal street, have returned home after spend 1 ing a few days in Somerville as tn guests of Mr. Halls aunt, Miss Eliza beth Sanger, who celebrated her nine tieth birthday. Sunday, June IS. Mrs Fannie Vose of arrenville, and he
 daughter, Mrs Ellen Houston of Nev Jersey, returned with MT. and Mrs Hal
 and will spend some time with them.
 MT. and Mrs RoIlip Clark and sol Rollin of Mansfield MT. and Mrs. Don aid French and son, Harland. of HiGl street and Mrs. Hay NJ. Grant motore to New London Friday to attend tn boat races
 Albert Paulhus came from Lynn
 Mass, where he is attending school t
 he present at the senior reception her
 Friday night. He returned to his dutie
 Sunday.
 [ Miss Mabel Jenkins arrived here Sat : urday to remain for the summer months : Miss Jenkins teaches in the Duxbur5 Mass, High school
 James McNally of Norwich attende the senior reception here last Frida ? night.
 Arthur Boyea, who is employed i Hartford came here for the senior rt } ception Friday and spent the week-en
 with his parents in South Coventry.
 Arthur Surlong and Paul Cheevers ( f Norwich attended the senior receptio l. held here Friday night.