Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-15
EASTERN CONNECTICUT PEOPLE
 AT RHODE ISLAND RESORTS.
Many Summer Guests Are Already
 Along the Beaches.

Eastern Connecticut is well repre- scented again this season among the cottagers, hotel guests and visitors at the several shore colonies and county places along Narragansett bay and throughout Rhode Island.
 MT. and Mrs. G. Trombly and son Richard of MooSup are spending few days with relatives at Pawtucket.
 Lucien Cartier, assistant manager of the Pawtucket store of the Liggett Hall & Lyon company, is enjoying two weeks vacation at the home of his parents at Danielson.
 Mrs Thomas Scholes and children of Moosup were guests of relatives 'n Central Falls the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Wallace and fam fly of Sterling have taken the Poplar cottage on Buttonwoods avenue, Oak land Beach, for the remainder of the season.
 Mir and Mrs. George Hoxie of Willi- mantle, who are returning from their honeymoon, have been spending a few days as the guests of the latter's cousin, Miss Marguerite Greene, at Oakland Beach.
 Miss Rachel Burns of DanieIson is the guest of Mrs. w. A. Murrows at The Only One cottage on Warwick cove, at Oakland Beach.
 Mrs. Arthur Holman of Mystic, with her son Charles. is spending a couple of weeks with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thompson, at Prudence Heights.
 Mrs. Perry P. Wilson of Putnam is visiting at the Morse cottage at Pleas ant View.
 Frank Gildersleeve of Gildersleeve, with his family, is at his cottage at Weekapaug for the remainzter of the season.
 The Christ church choir boys of Norwich completed a delightful two weeks stay at their bungalow on the beach at Pleasant View a few days ago and have returned to their homes.
 Mrs. Elmer Tarbox and Miss Verma Tarbox of Jewett City are staying at the Newichawanok cottage at -Chepi- wanoxet for a couple of weeks . MT. and Mrs. William Kenyon Of Norwich are the guests of the formers brother, James Kenyon, and family at their summer cottage at Narragansett terrace.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Eldredge of Mystic arrived last Thursday for a two weeks stay at Pleasant View.
 At Mrs. Victoria Ponton's cottage at Narragansett terrace the guests in- clude Miss Ida J. Jordin and A Pa- quette of Jewett City. MT and Mrs. James Bathgate, MT. and Mrs Robert E. Hall. George Bath gate and Miss Jane Hall of East Lyme were registered at the Ocean House, Watch Hill, last week. B. B. Allyn of Norwich and MT. and hIS J. W. r OA MI WC' = among the guests at the Wickford house, Wickford, last week MT. and Mrs. E. L. Crandall of North Stonington have opened the Crandall cottage at Charlestown Beach for the season.
 Dr. Robert Collins of Norwich and his brother John Collins, of Provi- l dence. spent a few days recently az l the guests of Robert Mclaughlin al ] Bristol, overlooking Mount Hope bay | A Norwich party which dined at tle | Mathewson house. Narragansett Pier 1 last Sunday consisted of J. W. Cadden | the Misses Gladden., R. C.Plaut and | Mrs. A. Piaut.
 | c. K. Gilpatric of Putnam was regls- | tered at the Casino at Narragansett | Pier as luncheon guest last Sunday Rev. J. Eldred Brown. rector of Trim | ity church, Norwich, and family are | spending the month of July at the | Coen cottage on Kay street, Newport