Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07

t~i' e4 htt1 4t11Al 8GnOOl. have rstbrled from Cornwall where they spent the summer
 Miss Jessie Baldwin, daughter of Mrs. n. Baldwin, returned Wednesday to Forest Hills L. 1.
 Miss Pauline Bill has returned to Staten zeland, after spending a vacA- tion at her Honae in this city
 Jay NJ. Shepzrd and family have re- Iner at 5sr1ton Long Point.
 Miss Gertrude Norris of Detroit,a Mieha is visiting her mother Mrs. Jo-! seph McFfis
 Mir ana Mrs ". H. Holman and fam
 ilys have retaTned after spending sev- eral months At Groton Long Point.
 Miss Jean Hpw5e. graduate of the
 has entered New. Britain Normal Miss Frances Stanley and Miss Mar ion HiIlheusc have R6sitions in Hartford with the Sase-AIlen Company. Mr. And Mrs. Edward Taylor and son Robert, of New Haven, were recent
 guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hall MT. and Mrs Albert Nathan and grandson, George Taylor, of Hafnden. Mass. were recent guests of Mir. and Mrs Ade1bert Fuss
 Miss Susan Tabor, daughter of Jafn l e. Tabor, has returned to her duties as teacher in the Northwest school, Hart I ford. Her sueet Miss Elizabeth Hub bard Of Schenectady, returned home re-
 gently
 Kenneth HarfosiR, of Bridgeport, was recent visitor with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Harroun. His sisters Lucille and Mildred, motored back with
 him. Miss Lucille WAS ofi her way back to Washington and Mildred tu her new position as teacher iii Litchfela. T Wolfe Resen has returned from a 1 be1sihees trip to New York. Henry AtlfiAsen of Manchester is vis- i iting friends in this city. 1 Miss Fannie Heeiey Is on a business 1 trip to Boston.
 Albert Iabossier Of Providence. for nerly of this city. is a local visitor. Albert Faulhus of the General Elsc- l tric school in Lynn, Mass, was a re- cent visitor with his parents, Azr. and Mrs. J. B Paulhus Mrs. Martha Williams of afaeoa. Ga. I is visiting her nephew. F. F. flares. i sCity Sheriff Thomas J. Killourey at
 tended the races in Hartford Wednes-
 day
 Rev James J. Tyler Of Fiasnfeid was
 recent local visitor. Ernest c. Sears is in New York for l the remainder 6f the week l C. E. Gilman, local Americanization 1 director, has returned-fr from trip to
 Boston and nearby cities. Merton Andrews and family, of East 1 Hartford. were recent visitors with MT. and Mir Andrews father, at The Ridges f Dr. and Mrs. Ther1sa F. O'LougaiIin 1 of Rockville, were in this city Wednes- wedding.
 Miss Blanche Molieur of Norwich was a recent visitor with Mir. and Mrs. J, 1 B. Paulhus.
 i William Sawyer. teacher at the Ly- man Hall High school, Wailingford, was I a recent guest of Dr. and Mrs E. D. f Gort6n Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Rolf ol l Danbury were also recent guests of Dr and Mrs. Gorton.
 Il Mrs. M. $. Ladd has returned. after two months stay at Camp Roy Croft fl Lake Winnipisaukee, N. H. l Miss Alice Bugbee, daughter of hr and Mrs. Henry Bugbee, has resumed 4 her duties as teacher in the New Haven Hissa school.
 I Philip Bloufn and Rodefick Berard have returned to their studies at St ] Charles Seminary, Sherbrooke, Canada Miss Hazel Cook of Westfield, Mass. was recent guest of Miss Doroths Gorton
 Miss Dorothy Gorton has resumed fel
 commercial work at Lyman Hall higf school, Wallingford.
 i Miss Florence Uncles, of South Gov entry, has resumed her duties as head I of the commercial department of Staf 1, ford Springs High school. MT. and Mrs. Harry Pattenden Q 4 Hartford have returned, after spending I few days with Mir. and Mrs. Theophilt GalipeSu, Mrs Pattenden's parents.
 Mrs George r. Haling and Howa.d 4 Haling have returned from Ashfield
 Mass, where they attended the reu1iol of the descendants of Charles A. ant l. Martha Kingsbury. Miss Mary H. keirans of this city ha
 received notification from the board [. examination and registration of nurse that. she has qualified as registered
 nurse
 T Mir and Mrs. Benjamin Prag aE' daughter, Barbara, Artha~ Prag and MI ,. and Mrs. Max Prag have returned iron ! an automoBife trip to Providence.