Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-06
Who is Going and Comine-Incidents Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties
MLANTIC
Operator Mccoy Going to Pennsylvania -Brattlehoro Vacation House to Close Tuesday-Grove Notes.

Mr. DunfieId. who has been manager at the Lake View cottages during the summer has returned with his family to their home in New York Last season the Knickerbecker hotel was under the efficient management of Mr. Dunfield.
 Former tower operator Joseph P. Mccoy and Mrs, Mccoy are getting ready to move to Pennsylvania where MT, Mccoy has brother in business. MT, and Mrs, Mccoy have resided here about five years. MT, Mccoy has been employed at the local railroad tower about that length of time, He was obliged to give up his place some time ago owing to his sight.
 MT. and Mrs. George K. Crandau of New London are visiting relatives here.
 Fred J Howard, acting as manager of the Gates store at Crescent Beach since June 1st. resigned Saturday, Mr. Howard took up his studies at the Manual Training school in New Lon don Tuesday,
 The McCook family who have been occupying their summer residence at McCook's point, left a few days ago for Hartford. The family occupied a special car attached to the 1204 train from Mantle
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen \. Bond of New York are at the Bond mansion on ChaInplin Hill
 Arthur Ball is visiting friends on Block Island
 Mrs. Albin Hagstrom of Norwich is visiting relatives in the village
 Harry Morton has rented his house on Lake avenue to the Misses Annie, Maud and Ada Bond.
 Elmer Lewis was in Norwich Mon day attending the fair.
 Grove Season Waning.
  between the depot and Pine Grove, will continue for about two weeks longer. The pavilion will close this week. It is understood the mail will be brought to the tower as long as the Bus is running.
 Mr and Mrs. Irving Doolitale and daughter, Whe have been visiting Mir and Mrs. Walter Waldorf. returned to Hartford Monday.
 James A. Way returned Monday eve ming to his business in Merriden after spending Sunday and the holiday with his mother, Mrs. Martha Way.
 Dr. and Mrs, Adam +. Bishop, Miss Nan D. Davis, were in Lyme last week attending the artists exhibition. They made the trip by. the new trolley route.
 R. F. D. Mail Carrier J. Percy Nor gan, Mrs. Morgan and TraNisS Doug lass, attended the fair at Norwich Monday Before returning they visited relatives at Lakes Pond.
 William Hubbard of Hartford was a caller on T. J, HiH Monday,
 MT. and Mrs, H. B. Good Genough left Wednesday for visit to their home in Hartford.
 William E, Beebe, who is occupying the Griswold cottage on Pine street, was in Hartford Tuesday.
 Leroy Whiting was in New Haven Wednesd day.
 MT. and Mrs. Waterman and children left Monday for Hartford by auto to attend the fair-
 Mrs. Herbert T. Barrett of Hartford is a guest of Dr. and Mrs. George M Barrett
 Herbert Barrett and son Harold left Monday for their home in Hartford
 Mrs George Mathews of Hartford is visiting her son Francis
 Mr- and Mrs R. O. Libby of Nor wich are occupying their summer home Wild Air, in the Grove.
 Miss Katie J. Wiley of Norwich was at her cottage on Pine street this week
 Mrs. Persis NJ. Vars has returned to Norwich after several days at her cot tage on Broadway.
 Guests and Tourists.
 Dr. Paul Augustus Kumpitsch of spent Sunday and 8 part of Labor day with Mrs. KHmpitsch at her cottage on South street.
 Condalctog Winfield J. ManWaring of New Haven was the guest of MRs. ManwaTing the first of the week. M9. ManwaTing is conductor on one of the fast expresses running between New York and Boston.
 Harold MenaFd left Monday for his home ia Bridgeport.
 Paul CaJlendar left Labor day for W aterbHry after three weeks vacation.
 George Van Woert has returned to 
 Elias Manwaring of New Haven is visiting his brother, Robert Latham 
 ". B. Griswold of Hartford spent Sunday and Labor day with Mrs Gris weld at their new cottage on Orchard street.
 Mf, and Mrs. Edde left Tuesday fer their home in Fairfield.
 Mr and Mrs. Robert Stanton left 1 W ednesday for wfi1imantic after ] spending Sunday and Labor day in the i Pines.
 Miss Marin Benjamin has returned to Danbury after q visit to Mrs. Fred K Partric.
 The Bratueboro Vacation school 1 closes next Tuesday
 Robert l.. Manwaring. who rupttlTed l q blood vessel in his right foot about twa weeks ago is able to wa k 2 ho11t