Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-05
EASTERN CONNECTICUT PEOPLE
 AT RHODE ISLAND BEACHES.
Month of August Sets Summer Tide
 Turning Strongly That Way
(Special to The Bulletin.) ]

Providence. R. l.. Aug 4-The month of August opened with social rush at the several shore resorts along Narra- gansett bay, especially at Newport. Bristol. Watch Hill and Narragansett Pier, giving indications of one of the liveliest months known in several years. The number of visitors. for more or less length of time. from east ern Connecticut Is unusually large.
 Among the latest registrations at the Prudence inn on Prudence Island are MT. and Mrs. w. s. Bateson of Putnam.
 Mrs. o. H. Nickerson and family of Norwich were visitors with Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Pritchard at the Turner cottage. Beach terrace. during the past week.
 Mrs. John C. Quinlan of Norwich IS at Narragansett Pier for brief stay, after which she will go to Block Isl-' and for the remainder of the season.
 Misses Aldea and Florina MoFeau of Willlmantic are at Block Island for a two weeks recreation.
 Among those who are enjoying the hospitalities of The Breakers at Watch Hill for the remainder of the summer are Philip U. Henault, William e. Stanley and William L. Young of Nor wich.
 The annual reunion of the Balluu Family association to be held at Pot ter's Cove on Prudence Island on SN.- urday, Sept 5. will summon members and their families from all parts of New England.
 Misses Margaret Cotter and Alice Driscoll of Jewett City were guests of relatives at Watch Hill the past weex.
 Recent visitors at Watch Hill in- cluded the following residents from Norwich: MT. and, Mrs. F. Ruttkle, MT. and Mrs. John Walk and family. Miss Anna Plante. Miss Mary Selzer, Mrs Charles Selzer, Miss Mary Plante, Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Calkins and Miss Helen Selzer.
 Miss Katherine PecBham of Putnam Heights spent the week end with fer brother and sister-i Jaw, Dr. and Mrs. F'enner H. Peckham, at their summer home at Warwick Neck.
 Miss Jennie Potter of Norwich Town has been spending a few days with relatives in this city.
 MT. and Mrs Harold Barden of stonington have been guests of friends at Seaconnet Point the past week
 Miss Agnes Shea of Lisbon spent a portion of the past week at Pleasant View, where she was the guest of Miss Helen Coughlin.
 Lawrence Stanley of Norwich s,has joined his aunt. Mrs. w. H. Jenh@lss s, at The Breakers at Watch Hill, where she is spending the summer. i Misses Margaret and Mary Foley of Mystic were in Riverpoint several days the rast week.
 Recent registrations at the Spring house at Block Island include J. R. Carpenter and daughter of Putnam Miss Helen E. Coughlin, Rev. J. Eldrad Brown and Miss Helen Daily of Nor wich.
 Miss Antonia Robitaille of Baltic is spending few days at Watch Hill. | The Misses Ruth Backus and Marion Carpenter of Wiliimantie are at Block Island for the month of August
 Mrs. William Vanderman and daugh- ters, Miss Edna and Miss Irene Van dernan. of Willimantie are among tn< guests at the Pleasant View house al Pleasant View.
 1 Rev. and Mrs. M. R. French of Nor wich were among the attendants at the 1 camp meeting at Portsmouth last | week.
 Misses Julia Wilcox. Robie Boyntor and Marion Henry of Uncasville have been spending few days at Blocl Island.
 Miss Dora T. Maine of North Ston, lngton is visiting relatives at Button i woods for couple of weeks. She in. tends visiting in Vermont before hsl 1 return home.
 MT. and Mrs. George F. TavIor, H l M. Taylor, Harold F. Taylor and Mis-: Winifred Crane of Willimantie consti- tuted a luncheon party at the Ocear house, Watch Hill. last Sunday.
 Miss Anna L. Tobin of Staffordvlll, spent several days the past week witt friends at Watch Hill
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan Newton o Canterbury are spending several day. with their daughter. Mrs. Frank Hox sie, at the Hoxsie cottage at Quono chontaug.
 MT. and Mrs. William Birge of No, | Wich are spending several weeks a 1 the Watch Hill house, Watch Hill.
 Recent registrations at the .Oeeal house. Watch Hill. include Mrs. B. W
 of Norwich