Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-02
New London Caunty
 NIANTIC
Stone Being Shipped From Quarry Getting State Camp Ground Ready.

F. A. Beckwith and E.. W. Russell have men and teams carting stone from the quarries in the Roxbury dis trict to the freight depot for ship ment.
 Mrs Ida Mathewson and daughter, Miss Ruth Connolly have arrived at the Franklin house at Crescent beach for the season.
 Auto owners motored to New Lon don Tuesday afternoon to witness the ball game at Plant field.
 Thomas NJ Waller of New London was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Adam F. Bishop Tuesday. MT. Waller re- turned from the south few weeks ago.
 Mir and Mrs George o. Brooks have returned home after lengthy visit to their daughter, Mrs. Howard Sherman in Middletown.
 Mir and Mrs. Clarence Latham of Deep River have taken the Hicks house on York avenue and will move here shortly. They resided here about ten years ago.
 Mrs. Crane who has been living in the Howard house on Main street has gone to Bridgeside.
 Mrs Jane Williams and daughter Miss Jennie William of South Wind ham were guests of Mrs. M. S. Brown Tuesday. They lived at the farm house in the grove number o fyears ago and owned a greater part of Pine grove.
 Mrs. John H. Manwaring has re- turned to New York accompanied by her mother law, Mrs. James H. Manwaring. who is i'll.
 Mrs. Jane Douglass left Saturday for New London after several weeks visit to MT. and Mrs. J. Percy Nor gan.
 Miss Nellie Webster of the Grove entertained her brother, Oliver Web ster from Berlin few days last week.
 D., +1z1,x< - was in the Grove Saturday on busi- ness.
 Henry R. Farmer of the Grove left the first of the week for a business trip to. Toledo, O.. and other places 1 nthat section.
 Mrs. Esther Champlin of South Lyme has arrived for a months visit to Mrs. Lucy J. Gleason of Washing ton avenue.
 Lincoln C. Luce left Saturday for a short trip to Stafford Springs.
 The Wallace property on York ay- enue~ has been sold to Miss Georgian na Wilson of the Flanders road. a.
 Conductor Winfield J. Manwaring, of New Haven was the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. s. Man Pines Tuesday. =. MT. and Mrs. John Rogue of Pennsylvania avenue are entertaining Mrs, Beyne's sister, Mrs. Maynard, IOnl sound N1eW.5 ~S,~..-
 The members of. the Niantic band met at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening for rehearsal.
 Mrs. A H. Bronson and sister, Miss Efie Haynes left Wednesday for a visit to hartford.
 Contractor E. K Beckwith was a business caller in the Pines on Tues day.
 fl At Camp Ground.
 Louis Anderson of Hartford, em- p1oyed at the state arsenal there, ar rived in the village Tuesday. He is getting the pumping station in order to fill the 60,o00 gallon water tank on the camp ground.
 MT. and Mrs. Norman E. Manwar- ing of New York city spent Sunday with Mir. Manwaring's parents, MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Manwaring in the Pines.
 It is understood MT. Sheflott will use one of the Potter cottages for store in the Grove during the season. In years past he occupied the lower part of the tower for a. store.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ambrose Higgins of Springfield Mass, spent Sunday with friends in the Pines. MT. Higgins in- tends to buy or build a cottage for oc- cupancy during the summer season. the Grove for some years.
 Miss Esther Gallup has resumed her studies as teacher in the Nianitc school. Mrs. M. R. Davis has been substituting for her.