Norwich bulletin., 1909-08-24
CAPTAIN TARBoX HAD
 HIS BOAT STOLEN
Tender Taken While at Providence
 Small Matters of Interest.
(special to The BulIetln.) )

Providence, Aug. 23.-Miss Lillian Cooke of Norwich is the guest of Mir and Mrs. Robert McMeehan at their residence on Center street, East Provi- dence.
 Mrs Estelle Lathrop of Franklin is the guest of Mrs. Frederick Lawton at Middletown.
 Mrs. Arthur White of New London who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Tillinghast, at Arctic, has returned to her home.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Dawley and Miss Grace Mathewson of Norwich were members of an automobile party at the Mathewson house, Narragansett Pier, last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Simon Oggins of Willi- mantle were among the guests at the dinner party and reception given last week by MT. and Mrs. Abraham G. Helf of 374 Social street, Woonsoeket, at which the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mollie Helf, was an nounced.
 Miss Angelina Potvin of Moosup is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Felix Coutue, of Apponaug.
 Mrs. Maria c. Slocum of Norwich has been visiting friends at Anthony the past week.
 Miss Pearl Paul of Clyde is spend ing a two weeks vacation at Norwich.
 Miss May Bradley of Putnam is the guest of the Misses Kate and May Welch at their home, 723 Harris ave- nue, Olneyville.
 William G. Tarbox of 32 Grove street, Norwich, was here a few days ago on a cruise. During his stay he was victim of the river pirates that have infested Narragansett bay this sum- mer, a rowboat that he used as a ten der to his yacht being stolen from the Peck street slip during the early part of one evening.
 from New London to Narragansett Pier one afternoon recently and after luncheon witnessed the polo game.
 Mrs. Abbie s. Johnson of Williman- tic was guest the past week at Ye Old Buttonwoods house, Buttonwoods Beach.
 In one of last weeks automobile parties at Narragansett Pier were Miss NJ Fl. Crowley and c. H. Crow ley of New London.
 George A. Ashley of Norwich James Harvey and MT. and Mrs. T. York of Stonington, Richard Squire and Ed ward Hamilton of New Haven were visitors at Matunuch last week. Louis St. Onge of Baltic spent a few days the past week with his daughter, Mrs. J. Bodo, at Oakland Beach, where IdDllly TeuHlOH was Helu Oll FIludS. Miss Bertha Mathews of Central Village is visiting Mir and Mrs. H. J. Brown at the Priscilla cottage, Bay avenue, Oakland Beach. Mrs. Geneva Methuen of Willimantic is spending2a two weeks vacation as the guest of MT. and Mrs. John T. Cook of the East road, Tiverton. Among the guests at the Nara gansett Pier hotels the past week were Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Dawley, Miss Grace Mathewson, MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Lamb MT and Mrs R. s. Bartlett of Norwich pr. and Mrs Rush w. Kim ball of Norwich, MT. and Mrs. James w. Lathrop, MT. and Mrs. Silas s. Dustin of Mystic.
 Guests at Quonochontaug the past week have included MT. and Mrs. w. A. Thurston and family of Norwich, Mir. and Mrs. Alfred l.. Lathrop of Willimantic, MT. and Mrs. John w. Phillips of Mystic, T. E. Lee of Jewett City and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Stanton of Norwich.
 Among the guests at the Pleasant 1 View hotels the past week were Miss | Mary J. Nelson, Miss Katherine. D. i Smith of Norwich, Miss V. D. Sulli- van, Miss Maggie E. Sullivan, Miss Annie E. Sullivan of Willimantic Mat thew Sullivan Frank w. Lowell of Nor wich, Edward T. Kinney, Mrs. F. H. Small of Norwich and MT. and Mrs. C. i Abernathey of Willimantic.