Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-04
SEASON IS cLoslNo
 AT THE BEACHES.
Busy Summer Time Alsns the Rhode
 Island Shore is About Over.


 Another week or ten days will | bring the season of 1Sla to an end. | but there will be comings and goings | for several weeks to follow. AS a | whole August was a busy month and | early September bids fair to maintain | the same activity. During the past week the following visitors from southeastern Connecticut have been in evidence at the Narragansett bay col onies or at the country places in Rhode Island
 A lively and exciting game of base- ball was played a few days ago at Pleasant View between the Reds and the Blues in which the latter were defeated by the narrow margin of I to 6. Both hines were composed of the choir boys of Christ Episcopal church, Norwich. who have bunga- low at the beach at which they have staying at frequent periods during the summer vacation. In the second in ming the Blues had lead of five runs, but the clever fielding and batting of the Reds began to tell, and in the eighth inning the score was tlec.i Thompson and Hartley were the bat | tery for the Reds and Critcherson and Robertson for the Blues. The game was umpired by Rev. William E. Will Hams of Westerly.
 i Mrs Stewart Murray, Mrs. James | Holland. Mrs. Reid Mcintyre and Mrs. F. Jones, all of Norwich, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jalsez E. West, IT,. of Westerly. for short time. Mrs. Mur- ray is the mother of Mrs. West. 1 Miss Marguerite Caron of the cen tral telephone exchange, Danielson, is spending a vacation week with rela- tives at Providence.
 MT and Mrs. Ernest Rossie and l family ef Mystic have returned to their home after spending the summer al Pleasant View.
 Dr. Jehn D. Duekwerth of New London, with Arthur Crossman, of Providence, in the yacht Sylph, were anchored at the breiakwater at Sakon- net Point, several days the past week While fishing of the rocks on War; ren's Point Beach enc day, they caught s4 tautog, two weighing over IA pounds each,
 The new arrivals at the King cot tage at Quonoehontaug the past week included Misses Blanche and Ruth Smith of Danielson.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Weaver have returned to their home at Danielsor
 after visit with relatives In Maple ! vile.
 Miss Annie Lee of Mystic is q gues'
 of Mrs. Charles c. champlin ct saun' Iderstown.
 I Arrivals at ouonochontaus hetell
 during the past week included Mis-
 Annie Robertson 'of JeWett City ant
 Misil Fannie S. Jetfries of Aoosup, MT ters. Misses Marion, Christina ans Ovilla Briggs, of Vpluntown.
 Block Island arrivals of the pas
 week included the following: John 4 Dunn of Norwich. H. E. Moves an' party of Mystic, MT, and Mrs. William II. shields of Norwich. Harold smitl ! of New London.
 H J. w. Gladden. of Norwich was on of the latest arrivals at the Mathew , lson house at NarrREausett Pier th Ipast week.
 The following party from Mysti
 were recent guests at Weekapaur fo throp, H B. Moves and party MT. an , A. Rathbun.
 Mir. and Mrs. William symonds ( ] Stafford Springs arrived ct Ashawa } on Sunday last, where the latter vi } remain for about ten days with he ] parents. Mir and Mrs, John Brearie. Mr aymnnds returned to his blisines Ion Monday;
 5 Mir. and Mrs. George I. Eaton an 5 family of Danielson, who have bee iaacupying their cottage at oalxIan
 Beach for the month Of August haS n lreturned to their home. { MT. and Mrs, William Richardson . { Norwich have been the guests of rels < tives at Riverside, on the east shore { : Narfe&ansett bay.
 i B. WinsloW Williams of Norwif l. was registered at V1eekapau'g the pa week.
 t Miss Grace Banigan of Mystic q visiting relatives in the Gsaeyville SC, 2 ton of Providence.
 Mrs. D. E. Northrup and Miss EIo ! anee Nerthrup of Norwich Town al 2 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Norge :. at Pleasant View for a few days, !. Dr. and Mrs A M Purdy Of Myst
 are spending few days at their co : George s Collins of Danielson hl
 taken q position as superintendent
 the Cutler Manufacturing company 5. Warren.
 Mir, and Mrs, George Law of Pu |e nam were guests of MT, and Mrs. A
 thur E. Gilligan in Pawtuelzet the hr
 part of last week. Mir. and Mrs. simon Fahey of No ' wieh are spending the early part of | ,ss week with Mrs. Fahey's mother, Mi '. vile. !. MT. and Mrs. Ernest Chandler ,t Putnam were the guests of their oou ' In, Mrs. Edward Q. Cernforth, E Slatersviile.