Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
| New London County
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N1x IA n q NJ Congregational Church Picnic at Golden Spur-To Build Addition to Market Cottage = Charles Beeho Erecting Cottage. The annual> picnic given by the Congregational church took place Tuesday afternoon at the Golden Spur. There was a large attendance of members and invited friends. As the day proved pleasant. everybody had an enjoyable time
 Brevities.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bramble have moved from Pennsylvania. avenue to the house in Lincoln street owned by Attorney M. R, Davis.
 Mrs. William Crowley is confined to her home at National house by illness. Edmund B. Smith, employed in New Britain by the Southern New Eng land Telephone company, spent Sun day with his mother and sister on. Main street.
 Scott Snow IT, of Hartford is oc- cupying his cottage in the Pines.
 Rev. Charles Evarts of Jamaica Plains. Mass. occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church Sunday morning. MT. Evarts is well known in this place as he was here a few years ago conducting eyangelistic ser vices.
 Mrs. Lucy Gleason is entertaining a friend from Springfield, Mass.
 Dr Paul Augustus Kumpitsch of Bridgeport, formerly of New Haven arrived in the Pines Tuesday and is the. guest of Mrs. Kumpitsch at the Hanwaring cottage.
 Contract Awarded. SFrank Aston has the contract for building an addition on to the B. J. Market cottage.
 It is reported that MT Barnard of Hope street has purchased the Martin Van Buren Chapman farm on the Flanders road. MT. Chapman who has been residing there for some time will leave shortly for Groton, to take up his residence with his son. Station Agent Warren Chapman and family. This is one of the best farms in this vicinity.
 Mrs. J. Percy Morgan entertained relatives from New London and Hart ford Tuesday. J. Frank Howard and Morris Howard have returned from a short trip to New York city. They made the re- turn trip by train. The young mon went by boat from New London to the big city enjoying the sail down the Sound.
 end with her parents in Groton.
 Charles Beebe is erecting a cottage ct Saunders Grove.
 Capt. w A Miller of New London vas in the Pines Monday, to attend the annual meeting of the Connecticut Spiritualist camp meeting associ-- tion.
 Mrs. Norman Beckford of New York is occupying her bungalow near River eide.
 Phillip Norgan of Merioen is the Guest of his mother, Hrs. LIary E.
 
 Miss Marjorie Smith has taken ( position in the office of A. R. De- wolf.
 IT. and Mrs. H. B. Lee and Mrs, Roadway and returned to their home tn 1Jew Lcndon.
 Ec.lrred to Norwich.
 Hrs. Franklin F. Brown has return ed to her home in Norwich after 2 short visit to her sister-in-law, Mrs. Adelaide E. Spencer.
 Capt. and -t-rs N-than Brown Of II-v Londcn spent Sunday with Mrs MI Ina g. Brown. Capt. and MS. I1own rA-iCe1 here a number Of years go.
 he ne in Saybrook after spendinG a few days with relatives here.
 Stephen Bond of New York formerly of Boston, is occupying his residence on Champl1n hill
 Fritz Dart is the guest of his par ents, Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Dart.
 Mrs P. A. Kumpitsch of Bridgeport arrived in the Pines Tuesday to mako a lengthy visit to her parents at their cottage.
 ;. Fred Manwaring of New York city arrived in the Grove, Monday. for a visit to his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Robert Latham Manwaring, at the Norman cottage.
 Joseph Lee of New London passed Sunday in the Pines.
 Clarence Luce and H. B. Morton were business callers in New London Monday
 IArthur Reed has finished digging a Fe,l at Pine Grove.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Waldorf s9comranied by their daughter, Miss Isabell have returned to their home in Hartford. where MT. Waldorf has employment.
 Peter Anderson and George Gris- Wold were in New London, Monday on bnsiness.
 James Davy of the Niantic Amuse- {nent Park was a business caller ir New London, Monday.
 tr MT. and Mrs. Menard, accompanied by their son and daughter from Bridgeport, are occupying the Bel knap cottage on Broadway. l Mrs Annie H. Bronson of Mantle vnas in the Pines Monday. to attend the annual meeting of the Connecticut Spiritualists camp meeting associa- 4ion.
 Boon of Norwich were in the Pines Carl Tracy of Cromwell is stopping 4f .tSafdoI1o Tpu''