Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-08-19
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND
Mrs. Enos NJ. Gray, returned to hel
home Thursday.
NlAMTIc
Clarence W. Thompson Made Trial
FIight-11M Foot Shark Caught
Musical Was Enjoyed-Notes of Pine
Grove and the Vacationists.

Grove and the Vacationists.
Joseph Vietz, one of the local fisher
men caught a large shark Monday
500 pounds and was liz feet long.
The shark was cut up and placed in
barrels before being sent to the New
York market
A musical was given Sunday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. P. Hilliar in Main street by Prof.
E. L. Know1ton's orchestra. The fol-
lowing enjoyed the entertainment:
Charles Perine. George B. Field,
George Macroy. Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
Hilliar, Miss Mabel Broadhurst, Mrs.
Tessie Moriarty, Miss Gertrude Hilliar.
E. l., Know1ton.
Mrs. Albert Curtis of New London
spent the day Tuesday with DR.. and
Mrs. Adam F. Bishop.
Mrs. Norma Beckford is entertain
ing Mrs; ]. a. Pickernell and daughter
from Boston. Mrs. Beckford gives
some delightful musicales at her
bungalow each week. Many music
lovers eongregate about the grounds to
enjoy the treat.
Trial Flight in BipIane.
Clarence W. Thompson, chauffeur
for Q. A. Buzzell made a trial fight
Wednesday afternoon at the military
grounds before a large crowd of peo-
.
Thompson uses Curtiss biplane.
George W. Hill has been trimming
some of the pines at the grove, max
ing a decided Improvement.
Mrs. Agnes Lloyd has had a new
board walk laid fronting her cottage
on Wells street
Miss Hannah Mallory and brother
Leonard of New London, are guests of
their grandparents, Captain and Mrs.
W. H. Barker in Orchard street.
Miss Mamie Wight of New London
spent the day Monday at the Mohawk
cottage.
Mrs. A. F. Dixon who is spending a
! month at the Belknap cottage in Or
chard street was a visitor in New
London Monday.
Joseph Saunders and Thomas j.
Fallon of Brooklyn. \. Y. are at the
Saunders cottage in Cove street.
New Telephone Line.
A gang of Southern New England
Telephone company's line men were
setting poles and stringing wires to
Saunders grove Monday.
Mrs. I. r. Dawley the nurse is car
ing for Miss Laura Gridley Smith of
Lincoln street.
Miss Jessie A Wiley spent Tues
day evening at Black Point
Lincoln G. Luce was in the grove
Tuesday afternoon calling on friends.
Miss Addie Manwaring has been en-
tertaining at the Minnie Ha -Ha cot
tage in South street for a few days,
DR.. Paul kumpetoch of New Haven.
Mrs. George Elton and son return
Monday next from a two weeks stay
at their home in Kensington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Beebe of Rocky
Hill are spending several days at a
cottage on Broadway.
Mr.. Fred w. Myers has returned to
Hoboken. n. J.. after enjoying two
weeks with Mrs. Myers at the Newton
house. Mr.. Myers contemplates going
abroad soon for the benefit of his
health.
Mrs Edward Stone and daughter of
Mrs. c. A. Bell in Center street last
week
Mrs. NJ A. Baldwin of Naugatucls
arrived Saturday afternoon and is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Belknap and
Mrs. n. Duchette anc Mrs. r. o.
Libby at wild Air" recently.
George w. Pierce was a business
caller in Mantle Monday evening.
Harry Lee was in New London Mon
day returning TO his cottage in Broad
way in the evening.
r Charles Mather returned to Hart
ford Sunday evening after enjoxing
two weeks with mis- family in Broad
way.
Arthur j. Elmer returned to Hart
ford Sunday evening after spending d
few days with Mrs. Elmer at the Whit
ing cottage in Pine street
George Eshenfelder was business
caller in New LONDON Monday
Mrs. William Herdling of New
Haven is guest of Mrs. Leroy Whit
ing.
Mr.. Leroy Whiting returned to his
business in New Haven Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stophel left
Saturday morning for their home in
New Britain after spending two weeks
at the Griswold cottage in Pine street.
Mr.. Terry of New London is visiting
at the Goss cottage in Main street.
Mrs. Peryear of Watertown, Mass. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Linicus at the Chittenden cot
tage in Main street
r. Q. Libby returned to New York
Monday
Charles O'Neill and friend returned
to Hartford Monday evening after
spending a week with Mrs. O'Neill and
daughter in Laurel street.
Miss Mary Harrison and brother left
Sunday evening for their home in New
Haven.
Alfred Thompson of Attawan beach
was a Mantle and Pine Grove visitor
Tuesday.
Boston Speaker Coming.
Frederick Nicholson of Boston will
occupy the roStrum in the Pines on
Sunday at 1890 a. M. and $50 p. m,
and also will give tests at the resta
urant in the evening at $50.
M0HFGAN