Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-13
NUTMEG VISITORS
 AT RHODE ISLAND RESORTS
Many Eastern Connecticut People Find Recreation Along the Beaches.


 Southeastern Connecticut was well at the various resorts and summer colonies along Narragansett bay the past week. There were also a number of visitors from the same sec ton to be found among the country places throughout Rhode Island.
 John Sullivan of Moosup has been visiting friends at Olneyville.
 Rev. Hugh MaeCallum of Simsbury was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Will fam Harrop at their summer home at Newport the past week.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Young and Miss Ruth Fiske of Danielson are spending the season at the Young cottage at Brush Neck cove, Oakland beach.
 Rev John Chapman and family of Litchfield arrived at Bristol, R. l., on Wednesday for the remainder of the summer and are occupying their bun galow at Ferry Hill
 The yacht Aileen from New London was anchored at the breakwater at 6akonnet last week. The party con- sisted of Mr. and Mrs William Dun bar. Miss Maud Dunbar of New Lon don and Miss Idela Thurston of this city. They were entertained at several teas and luncheons at the inn
 Mir and Mrs. William Graves and daughters of Danielson are spending a months vacation at their cottage at Oakland beach.
 MT. and Mrs. John Bullard and fam fly have returned to Daqielson after visit at the Crawford cottage at Buttonwoods.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Pike of Ster- ling have rented one of Dr. Themp- sons cottages at Nausauket for the rest of this month.
 MT. and Mrs. William N Newton and daughter, Miss Gertrude Newton, | have returned to Derby after spend | ing several weeks at Watch Hill. | Mrs. David Coop Smith of West Mys- tic is being entertained by Postmaster and Mrs. F. Edgar Crumb at their cottage on Pawtucket avenue, River ! side
 Mrs. L. B, Green and her niece Miss Eva Babcock of Plainfield are the guests of Henry R. Cushing, the su- perintendent of the Geneva mills and family at their home on Douglas ave- nue, Providence.
 The Norwich Choir Boys bungalow | at Pleasant View has been occupied the past week by a party of young women from Norwich consisting oi | Misses Jennie Hitchon, Sybil Morgan | Katherine Conant Helen Boynton Violetta Peck. Gertrude Martin, Gladys Thresher, Lucy Loring. Edna Naples Florence Carpenter and Carrie Chap man,
 Mrs. Eli Gledhlll and family, wh' have been spending the summer a Pleasant View. are spending lev days at their home in Mystic, but vii return in a few days for the remain der of tha season.
 Harry W. Hammond of Plainfleld i the guest of friends at Arctic Cente for a couple of weeks.
 Mrs. H, H. Davenport and Miss Ha gel Davenport of Pomfret are tn guests of Mrs. A. R. Webster at ba
 Miss May E. Coates of Mystic visiting Mrs. Charles E. Westeott c : Providence at her summer cottage a 5 Buttonwoods. MT. and Mrs. Edgar H. Allen ( , Norwich were members of one or th numerous luncheon parties at the Ma l thewson hotel at Narragansett Ple { on Thursday last .u,
 Miss Alice Bennett of William g street, Norwich, is passing a lew day s at Pleasant View.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. Doherty and son John and George. and daughters, NH r Elsie and Carrie, and Miss b. MatheN ! of Plainfeld were Sunday guests T the c. s. Wood cottage at Buttoi D Miss Daisy Jacques of Putnam h'
 returned home after spending le
 days with Mrs. H. B. Shaw at Nal
 sauket.