Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-17
WILLIM AM TIC

ansed Deputy Cunnihgnall
 The strike of the sAopmen on the Nsw Haven system has had but little effect on WiIiimantic. But four men left two at the car ipspectprs quarters at the local station. The forsnen al both plac- es sars assisting in carving out the duties of the men who have left their jobs and up to the present time the work has had no set back: The railroad is bsing patrelled by spsciaI officers of the company Four officers of the local police department are assisting in this line of work
 One hundred and nineteen out of the 1t5 children registered for the f1ee swinl- ming campaign. conducted under the auspices of the I. M. c. A. for the past two weeks have been taught to swim. There were S4 boys and 61 girls register ed. Nine of the boys and IT of the girls failed to learn the art of swimming.
 Frederick ". Kaye, director of the sue cessfuI financial campaign for sthe r. M C. A. was a local visitor Friday. William Smith of Engine Company No. 1, went on duty Saturday after two weeks vacation. Edmond PeIoquin started his vacation saturday.H
 Miss Phyllis Moran daughter of J. ", Moran of this city is spending few weeks in the vicinity of Boston.
 4. F. Brown physical director at the T. M. c. A., spent the week end with his family at GreenWood,. Mass.
 Mrs. Walter Hibberd and children left | Saturday for Cromwell to visit Mrs. Hib- | ber's former home for week.
 Godfrey Johnson is back at work aft CT being at home for several days owing to an infected knee.
 7 Mrs Mathews and her daughter, Miss 1 Myra Mathews, ad Sergsant Allen
 Mathews, nlotored to New Haven for the weekend.
 Mrs. John Pearce left Friday for South bridge, Mass, to be the guest of her sis I ter, Mrs Alexander Sten for the week and today (4ppdayl Rev. and Mrs. John Peares and daughter Marguerite motor to
 Lake WentWprth at Welfebere Falls, for the month.
 Mrs. Wilbur Burroughs and party, oi
 Middlstpwn, who have been at Gloucester op Cape Cod. rnotored here Friday or
 their way home and called on friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 4. Bowen an6 l daughter and Mrs. Jennie Albro left Sat urdsy for Worcester, Mass to spend the weekend with Mir. Bewen's brother-in. law and sister MT, and Mrs. Frederick L Vaughn.
 Mrs. George Lyon of Conantyille anc
 Miss Margaret Brissette of this city, ars
 on 3 two weeks motor trip in Canada
 with Mrs. !. ?. Greenagh, of Omaha
 Nsb.
 Mrs Aptoinette Gervais left Saturday
 for Central Falls R. l., to join hel
 cousins for an automobile trip to Mon
 treal and Windsor. Canada, and iron there will go by boat to visit her son
 William Gerxais, of Detroit. Mich Shi
 expects to be gone about six waeks.)
 Mr. and Mrs. J: E. Keegan recently mo
 tored to Waterbury where they visitet sI St. Vincent's House, on Southingtoi
 Mountain, 2 vacation house which Rev
 Eugene Cyrne made possible for tn
 children of Waterbury. Miss Gertrud Welch, is 9 student at Notre Dam ] academy, returned with MT anr Mrs KseEan and will spend her vacation a : thair home.
 John Weldon, son of Dr. John Weldon
 of this city, left Saturday for New For city, where he has a position as investi T gater for an insurance company of Lon dop and New York. MT and Mrs Everett c. Harringto l and daughter porcas have gone to Poin
 of Woods beach MT Harrington will re main for 2 week but Mfr Harrington to return today faiopday.) MT. and Mrs. Walter T. Jones an children and Mr.-and Mrs. John A. Me : Ksnna and children left Saturday t spend g vacation in Providence, R. I. Mr. and Mrs Julian Norton. of Rristc
 spent the week end at the home of Mri NeTtop's parents, Mr. and Mrs. " ( Smith of this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin ". Hills, ( Sonerviile, Mass, former local residents
 spent the week -snd here. Ehe daughters of MT and Mrs Wi ] liam E. Clark, Misses Vera E., and The ma B. Clark are recovering from tonsilii l is..
 MT. and Mrs. J. C. Randall are enter . tainipg their niece, Mrs Mabel Aver Brown and her son, from Rocky, For Colorado
 Miss Helen Hoibrook left Friday fc West Warren to spend a week with Mi Ethel Adams, a college friend. William Hughes of Putnam spent u week cpd with Miss Mabel Jenkin
 d@ughter of MT. and Mrs. William Jel kips is entertaining Miss Ethel Hughe \ of Putnsm for a week. Willian -Moriarty of Boston is spenl = ipg two weeks vacation with his parent
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Noriarty.