Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-30
RHODE ISLAND SHORES
 ATTRACT NUTMEG VISITORS.
Norwich, WiIlimantic, DanieIson, Mys- tic and Other Eastern Connecticut
 Points Represented.

Southeastern Connecticut has been we'll represented at the various shore resorts, summer colonies and encamp- ments along Nara gansett bay and it's estuaries the past week, while among the inland country towns and villages they have also been much in evidence among the long lists of visitors.
 Mrs Mary Potvin of Willimantic is enjoying the Inequalities of relatives in Providence for a week. She is ac- companied by her daughter. Miss Der nadotte E. Potvin.
 Mrs. c. H. Colgrove and daughter, Miss Caroline NJ. Colgrove, of Willi- mantle, are at the Wigwam at Pleas ant View, and MT. and Mrs. A. N. Colgrove of Waterbury and Mrs. Case of Willimantic are guests of Mrs. c. c. Case at the latter's summer home at Pleasant View.
 Hon. and Mrs Eli Gledhill and fam fly of Mystic are spending a few weeks at thet- summer cottage at Pleasant View.
 MT. and Mrs. James Mclaughlin of Norwich were recent guests of the formers sister. Mrs. P. Ryan, at Cum berland Hill.
 AIr and Mrs. George c. Knight of Darlington avenue, Woonsocket are entertaining Miss Mary Colt of Mys- tic
 Giles H. Afford, clerk at the Wind ham National bank at Willimantie. has been spending a few weeks at the weeks end with friends at Providence,
 MT. and Mrs. John Deslauiers and son of Mystic are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Deslauiers on Franklin street, Bristol.
 Rev. Robert F. True of Norwich. who has accepted a call to become pastor oH the Baptist church at Nor wood, was visitor to that village the past week.
 Miss Elizabeth Northrop of Norwich has been entertaining Miss Jennie Hitchon, also of Norwich at her cot tage' The Snuggery, at Pleasant View
 Mir and Mrs. William J. Ross and son Norman and Mrs. Adeline Bassett or Danielson are guests of MT. and Mrs. A. w. Bassett at Conimicut.
 Philip MdtheWson, who has been spending several weeks at the Atwood cottage at Watch Hill. has returned to his home at Central Village.
 Miss Ruth Lord of Norwich was the guest of friends in Westerly the past week.
 Mir and Mrs. William M. Williams of Norwich are visiting Mr and Mrs William H. Browning on Narragansett avenue, Westerly.
 Alfred Henault of Norwich has been the guest of Mrs. D. Jacques and fam fly of Earle street, Woonsocket.
 Miss May Began of Willimantic is enjoying the hosDitalities of the Misses Duggan of East street, Woonsocket.
 Mrs. Esther Partridge and daughter Miss Alice Partridge of Jewett City. were entertained several days the past week by Mrs Henry McMahon at her summer home at Nausauket
 Miss l.. c. Hoppip of Pomfret is one of the latest arrivals at the Imperial at Narra agansett Pier.
 Mrs. Horace Kennedy and daughter. Miss Alice Kennedy, of Danielson, have been spending few days with friends at Hillcrest cottage, Nausauket.
 renting was never so popular at Pleasant View and vicinity as it is this season, and no less than 25 tents nave been pitched along the beach. Among the recent arrivals who intend l to do their housekeeping under canvas for the rest of the season are Charles Mckay, John Walsh, Richard Tarrant. Arthur McNamara, Walter Hynds. John McGrory, Jerry Desmond, Harry Newton and Frank Allen, all of Nor wich.