Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
AT THE RHODE ISLAND BEACHES
Many Norwich and Eastern Connecti- cut Pleasure Seekers Alonq the Shore.


 Weather conditions the past week were not so conducive to seashore and country visitations as during the earl fer part of the season, but, neverthe- less, there was considerable visiting and entertaining, and southeastern Connecticut was again well represent ed along Rhode Islands stretch fo summer retreats.
 Arrivals at the various hotels at Block Island the past week included the following from Norwich and vii cinity: J. H. Carney of Norwich; w. J. O'Brien of Windsor Locks; Mrs, s. R. Spencer of Suf1ield; E. R. Bailey of Windsor Locks; Mr and Mrs. Thomas Shields of Norwich; Mrs. Will liam Frisweu and Miss May Friswell of Norwich.
 Amos Cutler of Norwich was a re- cent guest of his niece, Mrs. Ellis Thurber, at the latter's cottage at But -tonwoods.
 Miss Gerda Peterson of Mystic is enjoying the hospitelities of inc Langworthy cottage at Quonochontaug.
 Mrs. Fl. Fl. Gilbert, who has been spending d few days with relatives in Providence, has returned to her home in Putnam.
 Miss Alice Stevens of Norwich ave- nue, Taftville, is spending a couple of weeks at Narragansett Pier.
 Thomas Murphy and Walter Black were weekend visitors at Block Island over Sunday. They returned to their homes in Baltic Monday morning.
 After three weeks visit with rela- tives at Pawtucket Miss Alice Robi- taille has returned to her home in Baltic.
 The guests at Ye Olde Buttonwoods house at Buttonwoods during the past week have included MT and Mrs. c. N. Merrifield of Willimantic; MT. and Mrs. George Call Miss Mae WetherelI of Danielson Nnd Clifford Woodson of Danielson.
 Miss J. B,,ttencourt and Mrs. J. Sousa of New London are visiting at the Crumb cottage at Charlestown beach.
 William Slattery and Miss Margaret Slattery of Norwich are the guests of their brother, John W. Slattery of North Main street, Pascoag, for a week.
 James Thornley of Sterling spent the week end as the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. s. Wood at Buttonwoods.
 Miss Gladys E. Winsor, Miss Sybel M. Tillinghast and Miss Bessie Carey of Norwich were entertained by Miss Mollie Mailing at ShaWomet the past week
 Oliver BuddingtOn has returned to Norwich after spending several days at the Eldred cottage at Pleasant View. Miss Agnes Sullivan. who was the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. F. Coner- has been visiting Miss Katherine Car roll. have also returned to their home in Norwich.
 Thomas !. Fitzgerald of Norwich is registered at Block Island for a weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Arthur Thurston aud son of Norwich are stopping at the Taghonie lodge, Quonochontaug. Other Quono- chontsug sotourners from Connecticut are Miss Alice Williams of New Lon don; Miss M. J. Coinstock of Water ford; MT. and Mrs. John Gormely and son of Stafford Springs.
 Miss Mamie Clarke, who has been enjoying the hospitalities of relatives in Providence the past ten days has returned to her home on Merchants avenue, Taftville.
 Mrs. Harry Burt of Putnam is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George Newell, in Washington, R. l.
 Miss Gertrude OConnell and Miss Mildred Moulton of Willimantic are enjoying a fortnights vacation at Block Island.
 Miss Mary F. Cole has returned to her home at Mystic after two weeks visit with Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Westcott at their simmer home at Buttonwoods
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Williams enter tained at their cottage at Conimicut during the past week MT. and Mrs. Chester Jerauld of Providence and Miss May James of Norwich.
 Miss Elmer Johnson and daughters, Misses Gladys and Ethel Johnson of Moosup, Mrs. Robert Loring and daughters, Misses Ruth and Clarissa. and Miss Lillian Parker of Central Village are at Nausauket until after Labor day.
 Mir. and Mrs William F. Kirkpat- rick Of Norwich are the guests of rel ttives al Kingston.
 Mrs. Albert Duhaime of Mystic, with her three children. is visiting relatives n