Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-23
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
MAN TIC
Cruttenden Cottage Scene of Recep-
ton to Gov. Weeks-Rev. C. A. Ell
dredge Purchases Local Property
Happenings at Pine Grove.


George C. Merry, who is at the head
locate a factory suitable for the manu-
facture of taximeters in this vicinity
S. E. Perkins has sold his house in
Lake avenue to Rev. c. F. Eldredge.
number of Improvements and remod-
cling the house. Rev. NJ. Eldredge
was pastor for a number of years of
the Mt. Olivet Baptist church in
Hartford and also pastor of the Bap-
fist church in Mantle for some years.
Mrs. Eldredge was DESTROYS of return
ing to Mantle on account of i'll health.
Her many friends here hope the
change will prove to be of benefit to
her.
Reception for Gov. Weeks and Staff.
A reception was held Wednesday
evening at the Cruttenden cottage
Crescent Beach, in honor of Gov.
Frank B. Weeks. The governor with
his staff and their ladies spent the
night at the Knickerbocker hotel
where rooms had been provided for
their use An orchestra under the di-
rection of F. C. Wight furnished mu-
sic for the party. The exterior as well
as the interior of the hotel had been
decorated in honor of the guests.
Ankle Sprained by Misstep.
Sergeant George Warrington made a
misstep Monday while crossing the
gutter at the junction of Pennsylvania
avenue and Main street and caused
badly-sprained ankle.
At Pine Grove.
Mrs. Carrie E. S. living of Westfeld.
N. Y, speaker and massage medium,
will occupy the platform at the ros-
trurn in the grove on Sunday. The
first service will be held at 1880 and
the afternoon service at 2.30. On
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday of
the following week there will be mid
week seances in the Ladies' Aid build
ing. A good speaker has been pro-
videa!
The Ladies' Aid society gave one of
their fine suppers Wednesday after
noon in their rooms on Broadway. A
large number was present from Nj
antic as well as in the grove This
is the first of a series of suppers they
intend to give during the summer
months. The proceeds are to be de-
voted for the use of the organization.
A number of automobile parties Wis
tied the grove the first of the week and
took in the attractions offered there;
also enjoying the bathing at the fine
sandy beach.
The Signal Corps from the camp
ground visited the grove Tuesday and
strung a wire on the grounds with
telegraph instruments connected.
The Belmont orchestra from New
London has been furnishing music at
the pavilion several nights lately.
There has been a fair attendance at
the dances and it is hoped that to-
might saturday. there will be a large
spent much time in putting the floor
in good order for the dancers
Arthur Holmes, who has been en-
ployed at the shipyard at Riverside
grove and is the guest of his mother,
Mrs. J. L. EggIestone who has leased
the restaurant for the season. Mr..
Holmes is not in very good health and
he thought the air at Pine Grove
would be beneficial to him.
N. Fl. Fogg and son Nicholas j.
Fogg are occupying their cottage on
the Bluffs.
Springfield, Mass. are occupying the
Sanford cottage on the Bluffs for two
weeks.
Leroy Whiting returned to his BUSH
ness in New Haven Monday after
spending two weeks with Mrs Whit
ing near the roStrum.
S. o. Harrington has placed a tele
phone instrument in his store on Cen
ter street which is a great conven
fence to him as well as his customers.
healer from Boston, is occupying his
bungalow on Pine street.
Mrs. j. w. Lee has returned to her
home in New London after occupying
her cottage in Broadway for several
days.
R. L. Manwaring has nearly COM
pleted his painting contract with
Charles A. Bell.
Mrs. Herbert T. Barrett of Hartford
is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. George
M. Barrett in Center street.
George w. Hill has been placing
new, coat of tar paper on the roof
of DR.. Towne's bungalow.
Josiah Keeney of The New Haven
Register was a visitor in the grove
Sunday and Monday.
Harvey Angelo of New York was
visitor in the grove the first of the
week. Mr.. Angelo was formerly a
summer resident of this place
Miss E. l.. Colville has rented her
cottage in Wells street and gone to
Townshend. VT, to pass the summer
with relatives Her cottage is being
occupied by John Pepion and family
of Hartford.
Paul Calendar of Waterbury is at
the Calendar cottage in High street
for the summer.
Mrs. E. Collard and daughter from
Brooklyn We're visitors in town on
Tuesday. They were formerly sum-
mer residents of this place.
HADLYME