Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-11
EASTERN CONNECTICUT VISITOR
 AT RHODE ISLAND RESORTS.
Participate in Receptions, Entertain
 nents and Fishing Trips.
Especial to The Builetin.)


 Providence, R. L. Aug. 1O.-The past week, notwithstanding the war cloud towering over Europe, and the weather conditions, has been an active one along the shores of Narraga1sett bay and it's continents, as well as among the country colonies in Rhode Island. The many informal receptions, enter tainm ents. fishing. etc, as well as the numerous guests enjoying the hospital ity of the cottagers. have all counted many residents of eastern Connecticut in their retinue.
 MT and Mrs J. D. Conant of Willi- mantle were registered at the Eld- redge house at Quonochontaug the past week.
 Mrs. A. B. Bullard and Mrs. c. F. Bullard of Danielson were among the guests registered at the Wfckforo house, Wickford, the past week.
 Edwin A. HiH, general secretary Of the Young Mems Christian association at Norwich, accompanied by members of his family, is at Bristol, on Mount Hope bay. on visit to relatives
 party of young women rom Nor wich and Willimantic are spending few weeks at the Kenyon cottage at Pleasant View. among the number be- ing Misses Helen Courtney, Miriam Murphy, Helen Murphy, Eva Henaust, Mabel Hardman. Reno Smith, Nova Gendron, Anna Gendron and Mrs. Wii- liam Murphy, who Is chaperon.
 Mrs J. Alden Rathbun of Mystic was a visitor with relatives at Weekapaug last week.
 Orson R. c. Rogers of Pawcatuck Ls arrived with his family at their cot tage at Weekapaug for the rest of the summer season.
 MT. and Mrs w. J. Young and Miss Ruth Fiske of Danielson have returned home after spending a few weeks at their cottage on Brush Neck cove, Oakland Reach
 Among the past weeks guests at the Matunuck Beach house at Matunuck were Mrs. R. C. Williams, MT. and Mrs. Henry Vilbert, Mrs. John M. Williams, Miss Mae Norman. Miss Nellie Nor man MT and Mrs. William ODonnelI, William Mclaughlin and Miss Susan Armstrong, Ill of Jewett City.
 George Meirs of Taftville is spend Hill.
 D.. Frank s. Bunnell of Norwich has taken the Knapp cottage at Pleasant View for the month of August.
 Mrs. Richard Mullen of Norwich is spending the month with relatives at Pleasant View.
 Frederick Gagne, Jeremiah Libbey, Henry Masicotte and George Hopkins comprised an automobile party from Putnam that attended the races at Hillsgrove last week.
 Mrs. George Leonard and her little daughter of Norwich are visiting the formers parents. Mir. and Mrs. James Reavey. Tt Longmeadow.
 A large party of relatives and friends surprised Mrs. Abbie A Taylor at her home, Taylor avenue, Riverside, last Saturday evening, in observance of an especial surprise, the meeting of Ms. Taylor with a sister. Mrs. Jennie E.. Marsh, Of Norwich, whom she had never seen. The evening was passed in vocal and instrumental music and a collation.
 Mrs. William B. Wilcox of Norwich Town was a visitor in Usquepaugh the past week.
 Mrs. D. S. Underwood of Norwich has arrived at Charlestown Beach, where she will spend the remainder of the summer.
 John Hurd of Taftville is spending a two weeks vacation at Watch Hill as the guest of friends.
 Mrs. John Lyons, her mother, Mrs. John P. Pounch and Mrs. Elizabe h Denahey and son, Edward Denahvy, are tt the Watch Hill house, Watch Hill. for few days.
 MT and Mrs. Van Woodworth of Dan.elson are spending a few days at Oakland Beach.
 Dr. Louis L. Mason and Mrs. Mason of Willimantic enjoyed an automobile trip to this city and vicinity last week, calling upon a number of relatives.
 Stephen Jackson of Moosup IS spending couple of weeks with Mir. and Mrs. Alphonse Beausolei1 of Man vile.
 Miss May Higgins of Jewett City IS spending two weeks with friends at Pleasant View.
 Misses Dorothy and Alice Davis of Wiilimantic are visiting their aunt, Mrs. George I. Palmer. at Hope Val ley.
 Hon. and Mrs Everett E. Codlin have returned to their home at Moosup af- ter having been the guests of friends