Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-06
NUMEROUS NORWICH PEOPLE
AT RHODE ISLAND RESORTS
BY Automobile and Otherwise Eastern
Connecticut Residents Flock to the
Cool Beaches.


kinds of social doings along Nara
gansett bay and at the inland resorts,
which, with the great influx of Wis
itors, including many from Connecti-
cut, has done much to add interest and
pleasure to these affairs. The ideal
weather, with the days tolerably warm
and the nights refreshingly cool. has
done its part in attracting people to
this section.
Pleasant View has been a favored
locality for visitors from Norwich
and vicinity, numerous automobile
parties especially making this their
rendezvous for luncheons and bath
ing. The following party was register
ed at the Wigwam from Norwich on
Sunday last for luncheon: Mrs.
James f. Fenton, Thomas A. Fen
ton, Miss Rose Fenton, Mr.. and Mrs.
7. j. King, Mr.. and Mrs. T E. King,
Mr. and Mrs ]. w. King, Mrs. w. NJ.
Bushnell, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bussey,
A. L. Bennett. Miss Alice L. Bennett,
Miss Gladys Fisk and Miss Florence
Fiske.
George L. Barton of Norwich was
one of the guests at the Newport ca
sino the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Hathaway
and son, Lloyd Hathaway, Of Putnam
the the guests of Mr.. Hathaway's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w.
Hathaway of Elmwood farm at liver
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Richot of Nor
witch have returned to their home after
three weeks visit with Caption and
Mrs. Peter Porter of West street
Woonsocket.
A Norwich party that took luncheon
at the Wigwam at Pleasant View on
Sunday consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William B
Smith, Miss Edith Smith and Miss
Frances Smith. After luncheon they
motored to Saunders town and took
the ferry to Newport and continued
| by way Of Newport, Fall River, Bris-
tol and Providence and through the
South county to their homes.
The Norwich choir boys camp al
Pleasant View has been usurped by z
party Of young ladies from PlainfielC
who are enjoying the freedom Of the
camp for ten days. The party in
cludes Misses Edna Ashley, Alice
| Bradford Dorothy Doolan. Mamie
Ruth Hall, Henrietta Hall, Mary
Kingsleys Mildred Lathrop, Rhods
Moesland. Lizzie O'Neil, Minnie
Pratt, Annettl Shepard, Annie Stubs
Annie Tillinghast, Dorothy Tillinghast
Henel Tillinghast Marion Weeks and
Lois Webberley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Macy, in theiI
auto, made a trip fro mtheir summer
cottage at Greenwich to Narraganset
Pier Tuesday, where they took lunch.
con at the Casino. Mrs. Macy is vel
and favorably known among the sum.
mer colony as her father, Prof Brand.
az lott hat, \
the Pier
Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Miss We
ra Blair who have been enjoying.
two weeks vacation visit at BlocI
Island, have returned to their homes
in Norwich.
Mrs. Margaret Butler Of Norwich
has recently purchased a desirably 10
Gated lot Of land at Quonochontau.
beach upon which she proposes t,
erect a cottage another season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tyler Olcott o
Norwich prolonged their stay at Blocl
Island several days beyond their orig
inal intentions, returning home tn
middle of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Whiting of Nor
witch have been spending few day
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z
Briggs at Pleasant View.
S. c. Greene of Norwich, AIisse
Grace G Bowen and Helen NJ Paine
of Brooklyn and Miss Minnie L. Pal
mer of Norwich were among thos
who were registered at the Pleasan
View house at Pleasant View, the pas
week.
Thomas MeBroome of Jewett Cit
is enjoying the hispitalities of relatice
in thi scity, River Point, and will late
go to Fail River.
Miss Amy Pollard, Miss Ida Sigris
and Miss Mary Pollard of Taftvill
base been spending the past week a
Block Island
a months stay at Nausauket and hay
/ returned to their homes at Norwich.
The new arrivals at the Kenyo
mouse at Quonochontaug include Mis-
Elysa PIXIE of Southport while Mis-
Zylpha Colvin of Danielson is regis
tered at the Ocean View house an
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lewes Of Plain
field at the Worcester house
Misses Maud, Julia and Marie De
laney and jeremiah Delaney of Han
, over, are spending a few weeks g
the Hubert cottage at Nausauket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sullivan {
Norwich have been enjoying the hos
! pitalities Of relatives near Pawtuckt
, Mr.. and Mrs. George Law of Put
ud1l were the guests Oh MT. ana MT
j. H. Burchard Of Woonsocket tn
past week.
,, Miss Helen Hamilton and Miss Rut
Hamilton of Norwich are guests {
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Cole
Broadway, Newport.
Bergen /. Greene of Mystic he
been spending a few days with HI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Greene at Hopkinton.
i, H. Fi.tzroy formerly at Putnam ha
been appointed boss f1nisher for tn
; Kent Manufacturing company. manu-
| facturer Of fancy worsteds at Center
VXille.
Miss Ruth Lord of Norwich was til
guest Of friends at Westerly the lai
ter part Of last week,