Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-10

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 William Bruce Haynes returned on Monday to the home of his parents, Capt and Mrs. T. (. Haynes. in Smith avenue. Mir. Haynes is a member of The Chocolate Soldier theatrical troupe which has been playing through the nited States and western Canada. lie has been as far west as California and south to Mexico and witnessed some real fighting on the border,
 Percy Wheeler Is entertaining his brother Anthony from New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wigand opened their cottage at Crescent Beach last week for the season.
 George Peabody. a conductor on the New London and East Lyme street railway. has moved with his family from Waterford to Mantle.
 Miss Ellie Haynes has returned from New York, where she has been spend ing several moaths with Mrs. c. M Root summer visitor to Pine Grove.
 D. Andru and family have moved to Lyme To reside.
 Nr. and Mrs. Milton Whited of Al bany, N. Y, are guests of Mrs. Whit eds parents, MT. and Mrs. A. K. De- wolf on Grand street.
 Miss Eleanor Coates, who is attend ing school in Windsor, IS visiting her mother. Mrs. Gurdon B. Coates.
 Mrs. Metcalf has closed her resi-
  South Lyme for a visit
 Pine Grove Notes.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. R. Farmer of Brooklyn N. l.. have taken the stephen Dunstan house in Mantle for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Farmer have spent several seasons in the grove. Mrs Farmer is q daughter of lIFz. Josephine Sweet.
 MF. and Mrs. k. Louis Eager or New London are occupying the Eager cottage on High street
 Mrs. Henry Harding of Harding villa is putting her cottage on Orchard street in order for early occupancy. Mrs Montrose of New London will be the guest of Mrs. Harding for a month.
 Mrs. J. C. Soden has sold her cot tace on Orchard street to Mir. shan kowitz of New York MT Shanko- 1vitz is a summer visitor to the grove and intends to occupy his new home soon.
 Mrs. Fox returned to Hartford Sat urday evening after a few days stay at her cottage on Main street
 Mrs. Eli DOTman of Beverly, Mass, arrived in the grove Saturday for the season. the guest of her mother, Mrs. Jane C. Dorman, on Pine street.
 Joseph Burnham gave a phonograp ph entertainment Tuesday evening to number of friends.
  in the grove Saturday for q few weeks. NIr. Aston came down to finish the C1riswOld cottage on Orchard street which he has been buildin8 for some time.
 Mrs. F. l.. Reade of Brooklyn, \. Y. opened her cottage on Orchard street Saturday for the season.
 Herbert Redde of Brooklyn is the guest of his mother. Mrs. r. l.. Reade. Mrs Frank Fuller of Hartford open ed her cottage on Laurel street Satur- day for the season.
 Dr George NJ Barrett is able to be ont. Mir. Barrett has been ill for some time.
 Mr and Mrs Herbert Burdick of New London are occupying their cot tage on Orchard street. Mr. Burdick ls employed in New London
 N1~. and Mrs Walter c. Barker of Mantle are occupying the Mohawk cottage on Orchard street.
 George BeaTdow of Taftville is here for the season.
 Mrs. W. T. Barker and Mrs. Robert L- Nauwaring left Monday for Hart ford to visit friends.
 Dr and Mrs. Paul Augustus Kum- pitsch left Monday for their home in Bridgeport Mrs. Kumpitsch has been making a lengthy visit to her grand parents, MT and Mrs R. l.. Manwar- ing.
 Mrs. Frank Aston and maid of Mid dletown are here for few weeks for the benefit of Mrs ASton's health.
 Mrs. J. C. Soden has purchased the Parks place on York avenue in Man tic.
 Al Harrison of New Haven spent Sunday al his cottage in the grove
 J. ~. Burnham has been assisting Nr Alden in removing the large pine from the front of the Alden cottage.
 Nr. Pitkin made q successful catch of fatnsh Tuesday.