Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-23

q m the Grove M
 ak G, Ni,ive of Flanders has a
 f men tearing down the George
 ! house opposite the station
 he purchased some time from
 road company, It is thought
 Eding will be all down by the
 next week, Mir Bruce will use
 .er in erecting dwelling houses
 nders>
 and Mrs, Philip Morgan of Mer-
 are spending two weeks here with
 Morgan's mother, Mrs Mary Ls organ of Penn Avenue
 Miss Eleanor Coates was the guest If friends in Pine Grove Sunday,
 Miss Isabella Waldorf of Lincoln treet is entertaining Miss Gertrude 0ooiittie of Hartford
 Prof. and Mrs. Frank Clapp and thildren left Monday for their home n Plainville after spending the sum- ner with Mrs. Clapp's parents, Sta hon Agent and Mrs. Charles Leonard pf Grand street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Latham of Hartford were callers here last week. They formerly resided in Mantle.
 Paul CaUendar of Waterbury who is Iummering here was in New London Wednesday, taking part in the events II Ocean Beach. Mir. Calendar is a member of the Y M. C. A, in the Brass city and has participated in numerous sports of running and jump ng.
 Pine Grove was unusually quiet Wednesday,. A big crowd of the sum- rer visitors visited Ocean Beach, most bf them going by motor boats. The iaunch Crescent took a large crowd as usual The pavilion and restaurant will close soon after Labor day.
 Surveyor R. B. Gorton of Mantle was in the Grove wednesday settling disputes in regard to boundary lines. Mrs. A. T. Boon and mother, Mrs. N. Duchette of Norwich, are occupying sheir cottage on Broadway.
 Mrs. R. B Gorton of the Flanders road was a caller in the Grove, Wed nesday.
 Mrs. Persis NJ. Vars of Norwich has been occupying her cottage on Broad way this week
 Mir. and Mrs. Fox left Thursday for their home in Hartford. They have been guests of Mrs. W. B. Griswold or Orchard street since July 9th.
 Clarence Pearl has resumed his du- ties at the Underwood Typewriter factory in Hartford after a two weeks vacation spent here.
 Emil Schweritle of Hackensack. N. j.. spent Sunday at the Schwerdtle cottage on Orchard street.
 Mrs F. w Meyers and children who have been guests of Mrs. c. Won Fellltz for some time have returned to their home in Union Hil1, N. J.
 Carl Tracy of Hartford is enjoying his annual vacation of two weeks. There is no improvement in the con- fition of Frank BaScom who is quite m at his home in Hartford suffering with consumption. Mir. BaScom is wall known here as he has visited the Grove every summer up to the time of his illness
 The Matthews family of Hartford are occupying their cottage on Center street
 Mrs. R. l.. Manwaring of South street is entertaining relatives from New York
 pr. Paul Kumpitsch returned to Monday after visit to the Grove.
 George Van woert returned Sunday kveninz to his business in Middletown after a two weeks visit here.
 Eli Dorman of Beverly. Mass, IS visiting Mrs. Dorman of Pine street. Mrs. William Trask of Beverly, Mass. is visiting relatives at the Dor man cottage
 Mrs. Benjamin Mallory of Eastern . ,,irt and Boston was the guest Of her father, George s. Fatric, Wednes- day
 Thomas Beardow of New York is here Otis Beebe returned to his home in Norwich. Wednesday after lengthy stay in the Grove.