Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-21
FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
NIANTIC
Getting Camp Ground Ready For Winter@Cottagers Leaving Pine Grove.

Col. M. J. Wise of Hartford and George W. Merry. employed at the State arsenal, were in Niantio last week putting the camp ground in order for the winter. Clarence W. Thompson of New Lon don has been at the camp looking aft CT his aeroplane. W. Bruce Haynes has gone to New York city where he has entered a theatrical company. Rev. and Mrs M. $. Stocking have returned to Portland. MT. Stocking was former pastor of the Methodist | church here He was succeeded by the present pastor, Rev. Jerome Greer. Coroner Franklin H. Brown of Nor wich was the guest last week of his mother, Mrs. Martha Brown, in Wash | ington avenue. Charles L. Luce is visiting his fam | fly in Pennsylvania avenue. | Gurdon B. Coates of New York spent | Sunday with his family in Pennsyl- vania avenue. MT. Coates is a travel l ing salesman.
 l Mrs. Tebbutts has leased for the winter the lower tenement in the house on Hope street occupied by MT. and Mrs. D. A. Lewis. Dr. and Mrs. Adam F. Bishop are in New Haven this week attending the celebration.
 MT. and Mrs. Griswold Wheeler of New York are occupying the Wallace house near the railroad bridge.
 An automobile truck from the Plant game preserve has been transporting from the freight yard several ready made chicken coops. l Francis Luce is attending school at the academy in Norwich. | F. J. Howard has entered the New London Manual Training school.
 Miss Gertrude Doolittle left Sunday for Hartford where she will attend school
 | Melville L. Mason was in Norwich l Tuesday attending court. Miss Ella Johnson was a Norwich visitor Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs. Socrates Scholfeld left Tuesday for their home in Providence after a few days visit to their cottage near Saunders grove.
 MT. and Mrs. Norman E. Manwaring have returned to New York after 8 visit to MT. and Mrs. Robert L. Man. waring in South street. MT. Man. waring is representative of the Max Hart Theater company in New York
 Mrs Fannie A. Darrow entertained Sunday Mrs. Thatcher from Norwich | Ik- York to resume his business.
 Henry B. Goodenough of New Ha- ven spent Sunday at his cottage or | Broadway.
 R. B. S. Washburn and George Tubbs of Norwich spent Sunday al the Washburn cottage in Center street.
 Mrs. J. c. Taft and granddaughter left Sunday for their home in East Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Tracy closed their cottage on High street Saturday and left for their home in Hartford,
 Mrs. Grace West of Hartford was al her cottage in High street last week.
 MT. and Mrs. H. W. Tripp have re. turned to Oakville.
 Mrs. Jane c. Dorman Is able te bt out short time each day
 Mir. and Mrs Watrous left Monday for their home in New York
 Frank A. Astor is erecting a cottage for " B. Griswold of Hartford
 A party from New London spen Sunday at Dillon's houseboat in tht cove.
 Mrs W. B. Griswold left Saturda, for her home in Hartford.
 Frank Clark the bus driver will con pelude his trips between the railroad station and the camp this week. MT Clark has been running the stag later than usual this year.
 Campers have been taking advan tage of the low tides and filling thei baskets with good sized clams