Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-01
ON SEASHoRE AND
 COUNTRY VACATION OUTINGS. Arrivals at Rhode Island Points Are
 Early This Year.
Especial to The Bulletin )

Providence, June 28.-The summer season for 1913 is now on at all the seashore resorts and country retreats throughout Rhode Island, and the ear ly arrivals are much more numerous htan usual. The indications are that the summer will be one of the liveliest sen in several years. Among the early visitors during the past week have been number from southeastern sec- tion of Connecticut.
 Mir and Mrs. R. B. Witter of Brook lyn were guests of relatives at Clay vile over Sunday
 Among the residents of Norwich who have been enjoying the ocean breezes at Pleasant View during the past week were Mrs. Charles s. MacMillian and her three daughters. Misses Bessie, Evelyn and Helen MacMilIan. of Mel rose Terrace.
 J. D. Haviland and family of Nor wich are at Pleasant View for the sea- son.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Wilson of Moosup have opened their cottage on Perkins avenue, Nausauket, for the season. They entertained as week end guests Mrs. M C. Mott and son, Ernest Mott, of Moosup, las week.
 George H. Loring and family of Nor- wich have arrived at the Pintree cot tage at Watch Hill for the season.
 Jeremiah Driscoll of Norwich has purchased the Benjamin Lucas cottage at Pleasant View, and removed thereto the past week with his family for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip B. Reavey of Norwich have been enjoying the hos pitaiities of What Cheer cottage at Longmeadow during the past week.
 George S. Shaw and family of Put nam, with their daughter, Mrs. S. M. Wheelock, and husband, are at Pleas ant View for the summer MT. and Mrs. Wheelock will move into the new cottage that they are having erected for them later in the season.
 The William Franklin cottage at Oak land Beach is occupied for a week by a merry paSty from Norwich, who arrix- ed last Wednesday. The party consist of Mrs. H. s, Franklin. Misses Mae Franklin, Bertha Franklin, Ruth Frank lin. Charles E. Franklin and Howard Mrs. Ida Mccormick, Miss Hazel K. Lewis and Miss Ivy Berry of Scranton, Pa
 MT. and Mrs Daniel Larkin of Dan ielson are the guests of MT. and Mrs. John CoggeswelI at the Lackawanna cottage on Wilcox street. Oakland Beach, for a few days.
 A dinner party at the Atlantic House, Watch Hill, last Sunday consisted of F. D. Dove, Miss Amy Dove. E. J. Sweeney and Mrs. M E. Hughes of Norwich.
 Richard Tarrant, John Mccormick and Arthur McNamara of Norwch spent Sunday with friends at Pleasant View.
 W. H. Cardwe1l and family of Nor wich are spending a few weeks at the Atlantic House, Watch Hill. MT. Card well, who has been a guest at the At lantic for many years, is one of the oldest regulars to spend the summer there.
 Among the recent arrivals at the Pleasant View hotels are: Dr. and Mrs. Frank N Bidwell and son of Norwich, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Watrous and Miss Elizabeth C. Greene of Stonington, MT. and Mrs. George Hendricks, Miss Elm fly Hendricks of Putnam
 Miss Addie Miller, who has been Vis- iting relatives at Pawtucket and vicin- ity for several days, has returned to her home at Uncasville.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Burlingame Of Norwich are among the past weeks arrivals at Riverside, on the east side of Narragansett Bay.
 Misses Jennie and Rose Chagnon Of Wauregan, who have been spending couple of weeks with their aunt. Mrs. Edward Haparon, of Bourn street, Bris- tol. have returned to their home.
 Misses Florence Brown and Bertha Dlprey of Norwich have returned home, after an extended stay with rel- 1t they enjoyed a trip te Newport.
 Miss Mary F. Blanchard has return ed t6 her home in Dayvil1e, after few days visit with friends in this city.
 Miss Nellie PaifaeF of Brooklyn IS df Jamestown fer few weeks S61ourn.