Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-25
BULLETIN NEWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
GALES FERRY
Notes Of the Late Cottage Season
College Students Depart - The
Weeks Visitors.

Frank Graham Brown of South
ington, who has been a guest Of his
father, Coroner Franklin H. Brown,
spent several days on cruise on
Coroner Browns auxiliary boat Ruth
last week
Mrs. E. Az James Of Allyns Point
and Mrs. Latham Smith left Monday
morning to spend the week with Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Dickerson In Hart
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs George MAYNARD and
daughter who have been guests re-
Gently of NJ. Maynards mother. Mrs.
Eliza d. Maynard of AlIyns Point. re-
turned to their home in Groton, Mass,
last week
Supt. of Schools Charles 3. Jen-
nings of New London. with his tiaugh-
ter Miss Alice. returned to thief. cot
tage at Riverview place to SPEND the
weekend with Mrs. Jennings and her
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Comstock.
with their daughter. Mrs. H. Leon
Watrous. of the Navy Yard. were the
guests of Mrs. Harriet Avery in Mys-
tic Thursday of last week.
Returns to College.
Miss Elizabeth Morse. who has been
spending the month with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Oliver c. Morse at the
varsity quarters, left Tuesday to re-
sumo her studies in Philadelphia at
the Woman's Medical college Her
guest, Miss Sarah Groves, returned to
the college a week earlier
Boatswain Hugh ]. Duffy of the
Navy Yard, who has occupied the
Hurlbutt residence in the village dur
ing the summer. has taken up his
residence in New London
Mrs. Emma Bennett and son Orrin
spent last week at the home of their
aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, in Nor
witch.
Back to City Home.
Mrs. William II. Kennedy, with her
sons. Donald and William Jr.. and
maid, left last week for their home
in Montclair. n. j.. having spent the
summer at the J. p. Satterlee cottage
in the village. Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy
will soon remove to New York city.
Miss Kate b. Colver and Mrs. C.
E. Colver of the Naval Station with
Mrs. Franklin Fl. Brown. Mrs. Horace
Sears and Miss Amy r. Satterlee from
the village spent Wednesday at the
Colver cottage on the Willimantic
camp ground.
Mrs. G. w. Hamilton with her daugh-
ters, Misses Helen and Ruth. and her
nephew, Norman Cole. of Newport. re-
turned to Norwich Thursday evening
AACAh q ShOAb Oulib6 tiic NliiciSt. o
South Windham Teacher Secured.
Miss Lena Fisher of South Wind
ham has been secured as teacher in
the Lester district. Miss Fisher OPEN
ed the school last week
Mrs. William Brooks of Hartford is
visiting relatives at her former ehome
in the village.
Postmaster Samuel F. Brown and
Orrin Bennett left Wednesday for a
few days fishing cruise on the
Sound.
Has Entered Colgate.
Mrs. James Martin and her son,
Herbert, who have spent the season
at their cottage, Leisure Hour, return
ed to their home in Meriden last week.
Mr.. Martin, who attended Rollins coll
lege at Winter Park, Florida, last
year, win continue his studies. this
year at Colgate university. Hamilton,
N. Y.
Miss Alice Satterlee returned TO her
home in the village Monday, having
been the guest for the past week Of
Miss Celona Beech in North Haven
Mrs Thomas Latham left Tuesday
to visit her son, Clarence, and his
family in Essex, and Mr. and Mrs
Charles Latham in Mantle.
Judge and Mrs. Lucius Brown Of
Norwich with Mrs. Emma Larrabee
Perkins and daughter of Fond du Lac
Wis, were visitors at the home of
Noyes B. Allyn Thursday of last
week.
Harry Thompson of Daytona. Fla,
arrived Tuesday to visit the family
of Rev. and Mrs. Oliver G. Morse at
the varsity quarters.