Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15

school but did not report there. They were last seen in this city, Wednesday afternoon at 1.s0 o'clock.
 After bsinE cIosed for practically sik weeks, It Is expected that Nos, ? and 8 mills of the Quddnick windhafs Manu- featuring Company will resume opera tions early next week. The plant closed down for repairs at the gate head and the installing of new water wheels, but the recent rains caused the river to rise, which delayed the work. About week ago two coffer dams were washed away 1 and the water has been high ever since. No. 1 mill will remain closed awaiting repairs but the other mills will run by steam power.
 A large delegation from San Jose Council No 14, Knights of Columbus, and the Odell M. Chapman's Continent tai Drum Corps will be present at Fa- | ther Dunn's harvest festival this (Fri- 1 say) night Many local people arc planning to accompany them.
 The work of repalntanE tho exteriot of the Murray block has been started. i The cornices, woodwork and windows are to be painted.
 The bumper was being overhauIed a4 | the Bank street engine house Thursday
  chanic of the American LaFrance conn pany. a The Windham Road club held one 6a it's pleasant meetings recently at Mrs
 William A. Dawsons cottage, at Lake Wangumbaug, South Coventry. The
 members went to the lake as the gnesti
 of Mrs. John H. Curtis and Mrs. vii!
 liam F. Hendry, in their cars. Mrs Walter Abbe IT,. won the first prize Refreshments were served by the host!
 ess.
 Miss Lucy Chandler. daughter of MFs
 T. C. Chandler, has returned home. af ter a trip abroad with party of friendl 7 from New York. Miss Chandler and } her sister Jennie leave soon to resurnt . their duties as teachers in New York. Mrs. EsteMe H. Young, Mrs. E. F Kramer, Mrs. Frank Reid and Mrs
 Frank Biish left Thursday on an auto s mobile trlp to Cape Cod for severa i days
 f Frank Peariy of washington, D. C,
 was in this city Thursday on business.
 Henry Cartwright of New York Is wis /, iting relatives on West Main street : Mrs P. S. Hills of The Ridges left o . Thursday for ten days vacation wit
 East Hampton relatives.  C. B. Gilman. A1nericanization direc : tor, leit recently on business trip t , Swampscott, Mass
 e Mrs. Agnes vegiard returned recent if after attending the officers meeting | - the W. B. A. of the Maccabees at liar! l. ford
 ii, John Anderson has returned to Ne' $ York after a vacation spent with Mi l. and Mrs. Byron Potter in this city.
 Mir and Mrs. Edwin F. Preston ( . Manchester. Mass. have returned hom, ! after vacation spent with Mr. and Mir Byron Potter in this city. Mir. and Mrs. Edwin F. Preston { Manchester. Mass, have returned horn after vacation spent with their dausf ter. Ms B. A. Potter. Albert J. Piche, clerk at the Churc { Reed Company store, Is on his vaeE ] ton.
 I Mrs Charles Reynolds and So ] Charles Russell. are home. after tv q weeks spent with relatives in Springhel ] Mass.
 a Misses Margaret Smith of this cit 4 and Marion Jackson. Of Storrs a 4 spending a week in tour of the Berl 3 shires, guests of friends at Great Ba rington, Mass.
 \ Thomas Handley of Utica N. Y. fo merly Eaymaster Of the old Willlmant 3 Linen company. was in town recent ! calling on acquaintances. Mrs. James NJ. Wright, Harry Wright and Ruth Wright, have retuf- ed from Boston. after attending the f a neral of Mrs. Wrghts mother. Miss Alice Healey has resumed h J duties at Johnson Memorial hospital ] Stafford Springs. after two weekS V 3 cation.
 !, Mrs. Reid of Norwich has resun 3t her duties at Natchaug school MI tEI Marjorie Harvey physical instructl Itgi begins her duties next week.
 Ex-Bank Commissioner E. ]. Stlrge M of New Milford was in this city Thur 8fA day oh business
 3N Mir and Mrs. Harry Standish gre e ggi tertainlng Mrs. Standishs cousin, M
 Ruth S. Marble, of Rehoboth Mass. Mrs. Patrick Brouen of San Franc
 co, with her infant Is visiting her mot
 eh, Mrs Randall Haner, at Eaglevii st Daniel Wade and James Meade 3 Of Donald F. Connolly rnotored to Eprin
 field Thursday morning. to attend | ; Eastern States Exposition.
 John Sullivan, son of Mrs. Mary
 Sullivan. has resumed his studies at |
 University of Virginia