Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-15
SUMMERlNG AT RHODE
 ISLAND BEACHES. Connecticut People Spend Vacation Periods in Neishborins State.
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 Proidence, R. l., July 14.-Southeast- ern Connecticut people were much in evidence at Rhode Islands numerous shore resorts, seaside colonies and country places during the week. A larger number than usual from that section have taken cottages for the season at these summer recreation spots.
 At Quonochontaug there were reg istered Mr. and Mrs. l., E., Law of Putnam, MT. and Mrs. Robert Wilbur of Glasgow Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Mac Gown and daughter, Miss Gladys of Mystic. w. H. Carpenter of Bristol, Mr. and Mrs George Briggs, Miss Marion Briggs, Miss Orvilla Hriggs and MISS Bertha Titus of Voluntown, Miss Grace M Stanton of Danielson.
 Miss Margaret Hallton of Baltic has returned home after enjoying the hos pitalities of relatives in this city for seve eral days.
 John K. Phillips and Mrs F. Pryor of Jewett City visited the latter's aunt, Mrs Matteson, at Hope Valley the past week.
 Mrs. Frederick Dawley and her daughters, Misses Edna and Helen Dawley, of Voluntown, are spending several weeks with relatives at New port.
 George Lucey, H. NJ. Betting and w. A. Lucas formed party from Poque- tanuck that enjoyed last Sunday at Pleasant View.
 pr. and Mrs. Harold Bannon of Stonington, who have been visiting at Seaconnet Point, left last Monday on an automobile trip to the Berkshires. They will return later to Seaconnet for the remainder Of the season.
 Miss Jospehine Miller and Miss Eliz- abeth Clarke of Jewett City are at Jamestown for weeks stay at the Cottrell home.
 Mrs. Thomas Rawley and daughter, Miss Lena Rawley, of Putnam, are the guests of the formers sister, Mrs. Clarence G. Thayer, at Slatersville.
 James Denigen of Norwich is spend- ing few days with friends in the Vi cinity of his former home at Pascoag.
 Lloyd A. Hathaway, aged ' years, or Putnam, who is spending the summer with his grandfather, Samuel w. Hath away, at EImwood farm, near liver ton. was severely injured by falling off the piazza of the house while at play last Saturday afternoon The right arm was broken just below the elbow, his arm being doubled beneath him in falling. Dr. $. M. Gordon of Fall River was summoned and reduced tine frac- ture.
 I, MT. and Mrs c. E. Lovett of Willi mantle are spending their vacation with Mrs. Eliza Senior at the Idle Hour cottage on Forest street Oakland Beach
 George Vanderman and Charles Glea- son of Willimantic are enjoying short vacation at Block Island
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Tatro of Ball. tic have returned, after visit to rel atives in Newport and vicinity.
 The Driscoll cottage at Pleasant View is occupied for the season by Miss Genevieve Mccormick, Mrs. M. V. Murphy and Miss Helen Murphy of Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Almanac J. Rose of Block Island the past week announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Jessie Almeda Rose. to Richard D. Northrup of Middletown.
 Alpheus Geer of Pomfret is at the Twin cottage. Sakonnet Point, with his sister from Nutley, N. J., for the sea- son.
 Miss Louise Elliott of Central Village is spending the summer with her SlS- ter Mrs. Arthur Faverio at Westerly.
 Registrations at the Ocean House at Watch Hill the past week included the following from Norwich: John Porte ous, Miss F. Porteous, ex-Mayor and Mrs. Frederick l.. Osgood, General Ed ward Harland, Mrs. Harland, MT. and Mrs. William Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Briggs Mrs. George w. Lane, William c. Gilman, Miss c. Lynch, Mrs. Leonard Wolseley Baccn, Mrs. Edward Fuller and Mrs. Frederick A. Camp.
 Anthony Berard of Norwich has been visiting relatives in the city during the past week. and is now the guest of relatives at Wocnseclset for a. few. days.
 Mrs. w. H. Coughlin and family of Norwich are at the Dunbarton cottage at Pleasant View during July.