Norwich bulletin., 1910-10-01
new LONDON COUNTY.
NIANTlC'
Fanewai of Edward c. Luce-New
Voters = Cottage Season Ending at
Pine Grove. H.

Voters = Cottage Season Ending at
Pine Grove. j.
There was another special meeting
OF the Mantle Public Library asSOcia-
ton at st. Johns chapel Friday after
noon.
Funeral services for Edward C--Luce
We're held Thursday afternoon at 2
O'clock at the Luce mansion in Main
street. Mr.. Luce died Tuesday morn
ing. The funeral services were pri
vate-
The Epworth lea que held shake
down Wednesday evening in the Meth
odist church pariors. There was large
attendance.
New Voters.
The following is a list of new voters
made in the town last Saturday: Bert
Erzlxine, william w Chantiey, Walter
PARKER Joseph Robinson, Alva Morgan.
Francis NJ Bsckwit1l, Herbert J. Crock
er, Louis A. Burdick, John H. Hackett,
Charles w. Haulns, William Edwin
Taylor, George Starr Griswold, Axel l..
Anderson Herbert Marvin, Everett G.
Renner, william DielInann, Morgan p.
Bacon, David L. AIers, Clifford Spring.
This hong list of new voters will be-
great benefit to the coming town cleo
ton The new Australian ballot VIII
be used here, which will require
great deal of studying before voting
time comes
Mr.. and Mrs William Steward of
Ocean avenue, New London, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Howard
Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert B. Sherman of Paw
tucket, r.. T., has been visiting Mrs.
James Howard.
Pine Grove Notes.
r p Williams and family left on
"Wednesday for New York, where Mr..
Williams resumes his duties on Oct.
1st at the Berkeley school. The Will
ataTns family has spent nearly four
months In the grove, occupying the
Winfield cottage in South street. Mr.
Williams is physical director at the
Berkeley school. this being his second
year at the school.
Joseph c. Burnham gave a. phono-
graph party Tuesday evening at his
cottage in Broadway to about a dozen
friends.
John d. Griswold returned to Boston
Sunday evening after spending a short
vacation in the grove
Arthur J. Ciriswold has resumed work
dn New Haven after spending Sunday
Herbert Read, travelling salesman is
the guest of Mrs. Read in Orchard
street
r L. Manwaring is entertaining G.
n. Saunders from 1bontville.
Miss Carrie Boden of New Haven
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Hepsey C. Bodan.
Mrs. Charles Twiss and daughter left
Saturday for Providence.
Inspected Westerly Corps.
Mrs. H. 3. Goodenough of Broadway
attended the G. A. r. meeting at At
iantic City last week. Mrs .Goodenough
was in Westerly Tuesday evening and
inspected the w. r. c.
Mrs. A. f. c. Merriam, M. D., of
Hartford spent a few days the first of
the week at her cottage in High street.
Homer Dorman left Saturday for
Hartford, where he has secured en-
pIoyment in a motor car factory.
The Waehburn family closed their;
cottage I'm Center street Sunday and
departed for, their home. in Norwich 1
II. B. Goodenough returned to his
cottage in Broadway Wednesday after
n business trip of two weeks to Newii
Haven and Hartford.
Mrs. Ralph Saunders and daughter,
Mrs Clark. have closedgstheir cottage
Mrs. N. Duchette of Norwich was in
the grove Monday, calling on Mr.. and
Mrs. r. o. Libby. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley r. Boon of
Norwich spent Monday and Tuesday |
at their cottage in Broadway
Capt. F. r. Partric is making repairs
to his launch Crescent preparatory to
taking the boat to Long Island City.
Miss Carrie Van Woert Of Chester is |
a guest Of her sister, Mrs. F. A. Aston. |
Mrs. r. L. Manwaring left the first |
of the week for New Haven to visit |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Manwaring.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert c. Burdtck |
have moved from New London to the |
grove. where they will spend the win |
ter at their cottage in Orchard street |
II. NJ. PitlSin of East Hartford is oc- |
cupying his cottage in High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Manwaring will |
occupy the Whaley house in Main |
street. Mantle, during the winter |
months.
Mrs. f. e. Darrow left Wednesday |
for Hartford to visit friends.
Miss z. L. Colvilie has returned from /
rownshend, W. where she has been |
spending the summer.