Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-05

At the Hygeia hotel at Block Is- land the past week were registered MT and Mrs. E.. $. Burt, MT and Mrs R. w. Sweeney, Dr. H. l.. Sweeney of Groton and E. D. Steele. of New Len- don.
 Mrs. Harriet Wattles of Norwich is at the Mitchell farm, East beach at Quonochontaug, where she will re- main during August.
 Miss Marion Nuzum Miss Ruth Nu- gum, Miss Jennie Hall, Miss Esther Nuzum, Miss Helen Nuzum and their chaperon, Mrs. Hall, who have been spending the month of July at the Nuzum cottage at Teuisset, have re- turned to their hemes at Whitman tic.
 Among the recent arrivals at Pleas ant View who are enjoying the pleas ures and vicissiudes of tent life on the beach are Donald Bliss, Myron Jackson, Ronald Kimball, Joseph Hull, Matthew Burns, Charles Prentice and Robert Stevens of Norwich.
 Mrs. Margaret Yetter and daughter, Miss Margaret Vetter, of Norwich are Mrs. Henry McMann at NauSauket.
 Miss Lea Bassette of Danielson is spending her vacation with friends at Oakland beach.
 Mrs. Ariel Mitchelson and Miss A. M1tchelson of Taftvliie were guests at the Mathewson house at Narragan- Sett Pier the past week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles R. Geer and Charles Johnson of Mystic and Ralph H. koelb of Stoningon were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. P. J. MacGown at their summer cottage, the Willko- men, at Quonochontaug last week end following which the MacGowns re- Qd n hai in
 party of young misses from Nor wich that was chaperoned by Mrs. awber consisting of Misses Gladys Thresher, Carrie Chapman, Ethel Hull, Josephine Miller, Florence Carpenter, Lucy Loring and Sarah Loring, re- turned last Saturday after spending a week at the Christian Church Choir Boys bungalon at Pleasant View.
 MT. and Mrs. S., J. Thornley and Baby Ellen and Mrs. A. eH. Kenyon of Sterling were among the week end guests of MT. and Mrs. James Thorn ley at their summer cottage at Long meadow.
 Miss Mildred Tilden of Norwich is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Kinney at Eastview, Mantunuck.
 The Briggs cottage at Pleasant View is being occupied for the month of August by the families of c. O. Treat and c. c, Treat of Norwich.
 Miss Julia Lincoln and Miss Bea- trice Bill of Willimantic are enjoying the seas's breezes at Pleasant View beach with Mrs. Jay M Shepard ana her daughter, Miss Madeline
 Miss Mary Ballantine and Miss Margaret w. Ballantine of West Staff ford are spending a portion of their vacation in Newport and Bristol, R.
 Louis J. Lynch of Norwich is en- cI n Adrian hotel, Block Island.
 Rev. J. Eldred Brown of Norwich has leased the furnished cottage at 29 Hunter avenue, Newport, for the balance of the season.
 Leon T. Wilson of Putnam is stop ping for a few days with his family at Pleasant View. where they are at the home of his father Jaw.
 Mrs. Howard Bishop and Miss Olive Bishop of Yantic are spending few days at Pleasant View.
 Joseph Maloney of Plainfeld is visiing his brother, Albert Maloney of Central street. Arctic.
 MT. and Mrs. William Mason of Danielson have been spending a few days with friends at Slocum.
 Mrs. John J. Sullivan of Water bury is visiting relatives in Bean hill after spending several days at Pleas ant View
 MT and Mrs. William B. Birge of Norwich are at Watch Hill for the of the summer.
 Mrs. Esther Allen of Norwich is visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs E. R. Chappell of Coventry.
 On the books of the Weekapaug inn at Weekapaug the past week were the names of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Winter, Mrs. J. H. Ross, Miss Cora Riley and Arthur Small of Willimantic.
 Arrivals at the Pleasant View house, Pleasant View the past week includ- ed: John auber of Norwich, Miss Katherine Ford of Taftville, K. M. Lee of Norwich. Miss Helen l.. Court ney of Willimanic.
 Registered a the W:gwam house at Pleasant View the past week were Mrs. C. C. Treat, Walter o. Treat and Miss Florence HalloWaX of Norwich; Roy w. Thompson of Putnam J. M. of Willimantic; F. T. John son and family of Wauregan; MT. and Mrs. A. l. Bill, P. Gaynon of Willimantfc; Miss Ida Strickland of Windsor and T. L. Chapman of Plainf1eld.
 Miss Alma B. Carpenter of Norwich is spending a week in Westerly with her cousin, Miss Julia M. Peckham.
 F. A. Barnes and family of Old Mystic were members of a motor party which visited the beach at Pleasant View on Sunday last.
 Mrs. RolIin c. Jones and Miss Maud c. Buckingham of Norwich are spend ing two weeks at the Watch Hill house, Watch Hill.