Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-12
New London County
NIANTIC
Union Minister Preaehss at consresa tionaI church-cottasers Leavin' for City Homes.


 Union Minister Preaehss at consresa' tionaI Church--cettasers Leaving fer City Homes.
 A delegation of Niantic people went to Norwich to attend the fair.
 Harris Morgan has returned to his home at Salem after 8 few days visit to Charles Twiss, Jr.
 MT. and Mrs. John Shanowitz of New York are occupying their cottage Holm Churchill, is building a boat shed. When completed he will put his motor boat in storage for the w1n- Morris Adams has returned to his business in New York after a short visit to G. s. Griswold.
 Preacher from Union. Rev. T. A. williams of Union preach- day morning and evening. Rev. MT. twfIiiams Is enjoying his vacation in Mss Marcia pelbridse left Monday for her home in Bridgeport after passing the summer in the Pines n Georga LeCount of New York spent Sunday and the holiday with relatives Scott Snow, Jr., left Monday for his .home in Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Aibin Hagstrom of Norwich spent Sunday and the holi- day with relatives in the village.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Beebe closed their cottage Tuesday and departed for their home at Rocky Hill.
 Carl Tracy left Tuesday for his home in Cromwell
 t Wiley Cottage cIossd. Misses Katie and Jessie Wiley clos- ed their. cottage in the Pines Monday and left for their home in Norwich. George Stevens and brother of New York city are at their cottage at Saunders Grove
 Col ere at the Matthews cottage for Joseph Saunders left Monday even i ing for his home in Brooklyn. N. Y., after passing Sunday at his cottase in Mr. and afrs. Richard woodworth. Jr, of New London spent Sunday and the holiday with Mrs. Woodworth's parents, MT. and Mrs R. B. Washburn, at their cottage in the Pines. \ Harley W. Tripp left Monday for his business in Wtllimsnttc, after a .fsw days visit to relatives in the 'Gruve.
 Dr. end Mrs. Paul Augustus Kum- pritsch of Bridgeport were guests of Mrs. X ulnpfitsch's mother, Mrs. w. J. 'ManwariEg, over the holiday.
 Mrs. Charles Belknap of Bridgeport made short visit to her cottage in the Pines Wednesday.
 x Mrs. Harley W. Tripp. who has been the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dornar, for some time, left Wednesday for her home in Hartford.
 Mrs. W. A. Banning and sister, Mrs Gleason. closed their cottage or BroadWay Thursday. leaving for theil home in Hartford.
 \ q Louis Anderson, employed at the State Arsenal, Hartford is in town.
 Mrs. Lucy Miner has returned ts her home in Lyme, after a. few days visit to her son, J. Percy Morgan.
 M L. Mason is working with c. H Cone in the ice business
 Charles Bramble is digging a wei at Pine Grove.
 Mrs. Lucy Gleason has returned from . visit to friends at East Had. dam st
 MT. ana Mrs Frank Harris are nov. ing from the Waldorf house to th' Bay View hotel for the winter.
 c. H. Cone and a force of men were in the Grove Wednesday repairing thi fence about the Partric cottage, whicI was broken some time ago when MT ,Coue's heavy motor truck crashed in to 1t.
 MT. and Mrs. R. o. Libby of Nor wich are occupying their cottage, Will, Air.
 Mrs. Eddy returned Tuesday to he home in Bridgeport after passing tn summer at her cottage on Broadway
 J. Percy Morgan was in Norwicl Monday attending the Agriculture fair.