Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-29
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
NIANTIC
Joseph Lee, Jr., Entertained Clerks Local Houses Being RePaired-The Weeks Happenings in General.

Local Houses Being RePairedEIhe Weeks Happenings in General. Joseph Lee, dr., of New London. clerk at the Mohican store, entertain
 ed a number of the clerks Sunday at This cottage in the Pines. The trip from | New London was made by trolley as far as the Oswegatchie switch and 10 | the Grove by motorboat- c The Hawkes. family closed their cot tage on Broadway Friday and left .or | their home in Waterbury. George Van Woert and Harold Men
 ard spent Sunday with friends in the | Grove. l The cottage belonging to Mrs. Char lotte A. West on the Bluffs is being | shingled. Stephen Rowley of Crescent
 Beach has the contract.
 Delivered Short Address. l Rev. Charles Evarts of Jamaica Plains, Mass. who is stopping in the | Pines, delivered a short address at the | Congregational church. Sunday morn | ing. Rev. Frank Fuller. former as ! tor of the church, was one of the | speakers. Rev. MT. Fuller has a church at Hanover. The choir from the Sec | ond Congregational church of Putnam | was present at the morning service ard | rendered a number of pleasing seIec- | tious. The members of the choir gave | a concert in the church Monday even- | ing which was largely attended. This makes the third season the choir has been able to come here through the efforts of the pastor. Rev. J. William
 Kappenberger.
 | Are Shingling Residence.
 Frank Russell and Charles E. Gates. I employed by Contractor 10. k- Beck | with. are shingling the residence own
 ed by W. R. Waldorf in Lincoln street.
 Mrs. Esther Dudley has returned from a trip to New York city. | Barnet Polsky was a business called | in the Grove last week. | Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fuller of Han | over. former residents of the village,
 were here Sunday to attend the ser vice at the Congregational church and | to renew old acIuaintances. | Mrs. Ashley C. Hef1on is entertain | ing her brother-in-law from Merideii. | Elmer Carlson of Mantle and pay | ty of friends were visitors in the Pines | Sunday.
 l Milton Maxwell of Brooklyn, N. Y., arrived in the Pines Saturday even | ing to pass his annual vacation of two | weeks. Mir. Matthews is stopping at | the Saunders cottage near the cove | while here.
 | Warren Parks is painting the steeple | on the Congregational church. This spire is nearly one hundred feet ii | height.
 I P. Stevens. is confined to his home by | illness.
 l Mrs. Norris of Springfield, Mass, is | the guest of Mrs. Lucy Gleason l F. A. Aston has taken the contract | to drive a we'll for Mrs. Matthews of | Hartford, who has summer place here.
 stephen Rowley has finished laying
 a new roof on the Beebe cottage in l Pine street.
 R. H Lloyd of New York arrived | in the Pines Monday for a visit with | his family.
 l MT. and Mrs Manuel Carlson, who f have been occupying the Pellon houSc ! for some time, have moved to Granite | vile, where Mir. Carlson has obtained
 employment in one of the quarries. | At Ladies' Aid Building. | Capt. W. A. Miller of New London | was in the Pines Sunday, attending | the services at the Ladies' Aid build | ing. Mrs. Annie l.. Jones of Lowell, | Mass. conducted the services Sunday | morning, afternoon and evening. It i5 | stated on the coming Sunday Mss | Welton of Hartford. who is summering | at Fenwick Point, will be the speaker. | Miss Welton was here about three weeks ago and spoke at the meetings and also gave a number of messages.
 Carpenters have finished building a | veranda on the Cdgers house.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. C. Odgers of the
 village were callers in the Pines Fri | day.
 | john Mather of Hartford spent Sum day with his family in the Pines. l Miss Alice Arnold has returned from a visit with relatives near Montreal, Canada
 l Louis Meade of Boston is the guest
 of his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. J. | E. Meade.
 Walter Smith and a helper are paint 1 ing the Bruce residence on Pennsylva- mia avenue.
 Elijah Munger and R. L. Manwaring
 are making repairs to the Belknap and | lkummell cottages.
 Miss Carrie Boden of Willimantic is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Hepsey l Boden, in the Pines.
 Mrs. Isabelle Hargey of Montville, a former resident of the village, was the guest of Mrs. Martha $. Brown here l Monday.
 Miss Violet Maxwell of Brooklyn, N. Y., who is summering in the Pines, l will sing at the morning service Sun
 day at the Congregational church.
 Mrs. F. W. James of the village was | a caller in the Pines Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Emil SchwerdtIe and
 daughter left Tuesday for their home | in Bridgeport after passing the sum- mer at their cottage.
 Mrs. Benjamin Mallory of Boston, | WAlO IS peSSAtlS Point. was the guest of her father, George $. Patric, at the Grove Mon- day.
 Erwin Darrow was a business caller
 in New London Tuesday. Attorney and Mrs. Julius H. Beck | with of New York are guests of Mir Beckwith's parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Beckwith.
 Albert Buckingham of New London l was the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs. John Buckingham, Tuesday.
 Joseph Steiert, employed on one of | the sound steamers plying between New London and New York, was the
 guest of Mrs. Steiert on Smith avenue Tusday.