Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-02
Who s, Going and Coming-Incidents, Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
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Spiritualists Mourn Death of Mrs. w. A. MiIler-GroVe and Village Inter
 

0pif1tudHStS MOUTH Deatn or mTSs w. A. MiIer-GroVe and Village Inter
 ests.
 Mrs.. W. A. Miller, who was buried 1 in Jordan cemetery, Waterford, Tues l day, had spent some time at the Grove during the summer months, coming here to attend the Spiritualistic ser vices at the rostrum. She was strong believer in that faith. The funeral ser vices were conducted by Wellman c. Whitney of Springfield, Mass, who has taken part in the services at the Grove during the meeting season. Mrs. MII- ler's Illness, being pneumonia, was of short duration, lasti ngtwo weeas. She was 37 years of age and Is survived by her husband, Captain W. A. Miller. t'ne son and a daughter.
 Pine Grove Notes.
 Mrs J. W. Lee is i'll at her Pine Grove cottage. Mrs. R. l.. Manwaring returned on Sunday evening from visit to Mrs. HorStio Bill in W1llimaptic and friends at Quaker Hill.
 Mrs. E. E. Darrow was in Flanders Wednesday. attending a meeting of the Ladies Aid society. Joseph w. Hill was in New London Thursday evening, attending the meet ing of the progressive party.
 Mrs. R. o. Libby closed her cottage, Wild Air. Monday. and left for Nor wtch to spend the week with Mir and Mrs A. T. Boon
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Bell and Miss Nellie Webster will close their cottages next eek>and leave for West Palm Beach Fla, to spend the winter. George S. Patrfc and daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Mallory, left Saturday for : New York, where Mir. Patric will spend the winter.
 Mr. and Mrs Fred K. Patric left Sat urday in MT. Patric's launch, Crescent. for their home at Staten Island, to spend the winter.
 John Lee. Harry Lee, Mrs. Alfred Highmore of New London are at the Lee cottage on Broadway. | Robert L. Manwaring is entertain bis sister from New London. John H. Allen of Providence spent | Sunday with SeTeno Harrington on Center street.
 Miss Elsie Steiert of New York has been visiting her niece, Mrs. Joseph Steiert in Mantle. l MT. and Mrs. George Tubbs and Miss | Katherine TufobS of Norwich came down by auto Sunday, spending the day in the Pines.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. s. washbuhn and |, son, Harry, of Norwich, made a trip by auto to the Grove and spent shor; time at thefr cottage. George ". Hill has been making a number of repairs about the Pierce property on Pine street. 1 A party from New London spent Sunday at Dillon's houseboat in the Cove.
 A Lone Wild eoose. Several of the campers witnessed 8 wild goose passing over the Pines about S.S0 Wednesday morning. The bird seemed to be on @ personally con- ducted tour and not taking any partft- 1 ular direction in flying.
 Mrs. George Smith of the Stone House farm has sold 8 30 pound tur- key to Walter G. Barber. William AheaTn of New London has been g. geust of Walter G. Barker. Harry Hoffman is visiting his par ents, MT and Mrs: John Hoffman. Rev. Charles M. Reed returned to New Haven Tuesday morning, where he is receiving treatment at private 1 sanatorium.
 Mrs, W. Fl. Barker returned Sunday evening from a weeks visit to Wtlli- mantle and Quaker Hill. Osmand Mat1Seson and Walter Wal dorf captured several large blackflsh Tuesday near Bartlett's Reef light ship.
 Mrs. George Knne Crandall and Mrs. A. J. Strickland of New London spent the day Wednesday with Mrs. Martha Brown.
 Mrs. Charles Twiss, who is making 8 lengthy stay with her parents in Prov idence, is expected to return home soon.
 L. c. IA1ce, F. " Russell, Mark D. Bush and B. P Beckwith have return ed from an automobile tour through New York state.
 Mrs. Sarah J. Howard is visiting her daughter, Miss D. L. Howard, i'll Providence.
 MT. and Mrs W. B. Ives of Meriden are making a lengthy stay at the Nj aDtiC house