Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-11
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Talk of Inland Harbor at Long Point- Wecdmansee- Green Marriage--John
 White Denies Runor of His Death.

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 At present the work which is being carried on at Groton Long Point re- quires the services of over 25 carpent- CTS daily and more contracts are in sight which promise to continue the work over a long period. New roads are being opened up in different sec tions of the Point added to the near ly five miles of good roads now in use. A board walk half mile in length has been built. The latest plan is for building and inland harbor or lagoon about mile long which will be some thing entirely new in shore develop ment.
 Entertaining Newlyweds.
 MT. and Mrs. William Johnson of Potter court are entertaining Mir and Mrs Francis L'EngIe, who are on their wedding trip. Miss L'Engle was formerly Miss Hazel Shine and made her home here for some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Shine.
 Gift To Infant.
 The degree team of the Daughters of America have made a gift of a handsome baby fork to the new daugh- ter of pr. and Mrs. E. F. Fitch, Mrs. Fitch being one of the most active workers of the lodge. The little one has been named Caroline Elizabeth.
 The Sunday school picnic of the Baptist church will be held this year in Wheelers grove, Tuesday.
 Mrs. Eagenia Green and daughter, Miss Agnes Green, have returned to Jacksonville Fla, after a visit to Mrs. Elizabeth Wilbur of Church street.
 Mrs. Henry Hoffman and son Will bur, of New Brighton, are visiting Mrs. Annie Wilbur of Pearl street.
 Prof. Everett Fitch, who is spend ing the summer here has returned from a trip of a few days to New Ha- ven.
 Married In Worcester.
 MT and Mrs Edward Woodmansee of Elm street, have received notifica- tion of the marriage of their son Ray Woodmansee to Miss Bertha Green of Worcester, Mass. The marriage took place July 7.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Sherman of Main street are entertaining Prof. Peters from New York.
 Miss Ines Chester is entertaining her brother from New York.
 Mrs. J. .. Brown of Pearl street, acted as hostess to the Missionary society of the Baptist church Thurs day afternoon. Refreshments were served at the close of the social hour which followed the business session
 Mrs. T. ]. Sawyer of Main street is entertaining her daughter Mrs. John Grey and children of Bridgeport for a month.
 Mrs. William Austin and family of Plymouth, Mass, are tt their summer home on Mouse Island.
 Miss Alice Mosher of Melrose Heights Mass, will arrive soon to visit relatives in the village. She will be accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. s. H. Mosher.
 Mrs. McKinnon and daughters Grace and Susan are visiting Mrs Edward Rollins of Prospect hill
 Mrs. Sadie Fish of Providence is visiting her parents az Elm cottage
 Charles W. Davis has returne ed to Leetes Island after spending few days with his family on High street.
 William Wilder of Sea bright, N. J. has returned hnTne after visiting MT. and Mrs. Waiter Coe at Lighthouse Point.
 Herb be~t Percy Of New York, arrived Thursday to spend the season in the village.
 Very Mech Alive.
 John White, wEt. was reported as be- ing dead at ils home iii Salmon River, Nova Scotia. writes his friends that he is very much alive although slowly re- covering from an attack of scatfca " hi'il iae kept h3m in bed for weeks. He is able to get afnut with the ai1 Of q cane T.; hopes to see his Noank friends again.
 Er. and Mrs. Waiter Mosner have returned from Nawagansett Fier.