Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-07-16
MAN TIC
Governor Weeks Arrived Wednesday
-Encanpment Livens Up Ordinary
Routine-Various Matters.

Gov. Frank B. Weeks of Hartford
arrived in Mantle Wednesday on the
LOO train. He was met at the station
by members of the staff and Troop
A, and escorted to the camp ground.
The following were registered at the
Knickerbocker hotel the first of the
week. f. T. Bates of New Haven
Mrs x. Markowitz of New York.
Quimby. YalesvilIe. George g. Merry
of New York, F. W. Lewis, u S A.
II. L. Jackson, u $. A. of Washing
ton, d.. c., also Mrs H. L. Jackson.
Prof. F. c. Wight of New London
furnished music at the hotel Monday
evening.
w. J. Manwaring of New Haven
conductor on the New Haven road.
running between New Haven and Bos-
ton, made short visit to Mantle on
"Wednesday.
William Miller of carbonda1e Pa.
was registered at the Niantic house
Tuesday.
Francis Luce has as his guest Cor
don Merry from Hartford.
At Pine Grove.
c. Won Feilitz of Stamford is the
guest of Mrs. Won Feilitz in the
Grove They are conducting a res
taurant again this season.
Miss Nanette Wight of New London
is stopping at the Sunbeam cottage
in Pleasant street.
The Breckenridge family from Jer
sey City. N J.. are occupying the
Lloyd cottage in Wells street
MIR. and Mrs. Tha tcher Sheppard of
New London are at the Rudd cottage
near breezy Point.
Frank NJ Fuller came down from
Hartford Wednesday in his touring
car and is stopping at mis- cottage in
Laurel street.
Mrs Norma Beckford and daughter
Miss Helen, of New York. are occupy
ing their bungalow near the river
bank.
Milton Maxwell of Brooklyn is Wis
iting in the Grove
The Belmont orchestra from New
London is furnishing music at the
Casino There is large attendance
at the dances just now. as the Con-
necticut national guard is in camp and
the boys are over to the Grove each
evening to attend the dances.
The bathing beach and dock have
been patronized largely these hot days
The attendance at the beach has been
larger this week than at any other
time.
George KemIe and John Bogue have
been driving well at the Brown cot
tage in Pine street this week.
Spiritualistic meetings are being
held in the Grove every Sunday morn
ing and evening, with both services
wel, attended. A number of ;es-s VII
be given following the addresses.
Mrs R. B. S. Washburn of Norwich
is stopping at her cottage on Center
street.
A number from this place attend
ed the entertainments at tile Y NJ
C. 4. tent on the camp ground this
Gov. Frank B. Weeks of Hartford
was at the state camp ground IN Wed
nesday.
Mrs Alice LOOMS of Riverside was
a visitor in the Grove Wedn esday.
Capt. F. r. Patrick is making daily
trips to New London with his launG n
Crescent.
Austin Thompson and daughter,
Miss Eva Thompson, have opened
their cottage on High street.
Mrs r. H Lloyd has returned from
a visit out of town.
Richard o. Libby of New York has
been spending a few days in the
Grove the guest of Mrs. Libby at Riv-
erbank.
Mrs. K. Markowitz of New York was
in the Grove Tuesday. looking for a
cottage to hire for the season. Mrs.
Markowitz spent some time last sea-
son in the Grove occupying the Ply
all cottage on Cherry street
visitor in the Grove Wednesday Mr..
Bates is located in the state Y. NJ.
C. A. tent on the camp for two weeks.
He has two assistants With him to
help him in his work.
Entertainments are being held ev-
cry evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. tent
during the two weeks encampment of
soldiers.