Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-18
CONN. PEOPLE
AT THE r. !. RESORTS.
Summer Season is At Its Height at
the Beaches and Watering Places.

Ine 6eacneS an0 "afeTlnd Places.
The summer season is at its height
along Narragansett bay and its es-
record breaker at all the resorts
while the more retired country places
have been besieged by record breaking
crowds of visitors Sunday ct Mar
ragansett Pier registered the banner
day of the season, when the largest
crowd in its history and over 5000
automobiles were estimated to be
within the limits of the place. In all
the activities Norwich and South
eastern Connecticut were well repre-
scented.
G. L. Hewitt of Norwich was host
at a luncheon, given in the Hotel
Mathewson az Narragansett Pier for
hfr. and Mrs. James C. Fitzpatrick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Ford and Miss
Louise C. Fitzpatrick, all of Nor
wich-
Another Norwich luncheon party at
the Mathewson included Mrs. 4. >.
Dawley, Miss H. Brown, Miss Louise
Fellows and r. B. Case.
Oscar Parsons of Wiliimantic is
Guest of Frederick Carpenter at
North Scituate.
Miss Ethel Rand3n of Norwich is
spending a few weeks with relatives
at Nara gansett terrace, on the east
shores of the bay.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Johnson of Nor
witch are the guests for a few days of
the latter'S brother-in-law and her
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter NJ John
son, at their home on the Neck at
Pawtuxet.
Frederick Pagan of Moosup, has been
visiting friends at Blackstone, where
he formerly resided.
Miss Edith Fellows and the Misses
Bennett Of Norwich have returned to
their homes after spending a couple of
weeks with relatives at Peacedale.
Leland Perkins and Amos Burrows
Of Mystic were guesta Of friends at
Quonochontaug the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis of Nor
wich, have been spending a few days
with relatives at Woonsocket and vi
cinity
Charles Pelett Of Daaieison and Mr..
and Mrs Everett Hyde and George
Richards of Fomfret were members II
house karty at the Point Breeze
cottage, on Sea View drive, Oakland
Beach the early part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Fahey Of Nor-
witch, with their family, are making a
two weeks visit with Mrs. Nora Boyle
of Albion road, ManviIIe.
Charles Swan of Pomfret has been
the guest of Joseph W. Greene, Bird, at
Wexford. the past week.
Among the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dudley Of Providence at their
summer home at Buttonwoods the
past week were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Edwards, and Miss Clara Edwards and
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hammond. all
of Norwich. The trip to Providence
was made by automobile and during
the four days stay several short trips
were made to the numerous resorts on
both sides of Narragansett bay, in
Guiding Rocky Point, Narragansett
Pier and Newport
Miss Media Phreaner, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Edward P Phreaner, of
Norwich Town, is spending a few
days with friends at Attleboro, Paw
tucket and Providence.
MI. and Mrs. Samuel Hudson of
Norwich are guests Of the formers
brother Walter Hudson. at his eI,rn
mer cottage at Oakland Beach. where
they win remain until the middle of
September.
Miss Anna GiIiigan, of STAFFORD
Springs, is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Mary Gilligan. of South Main
Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Graham oe
Norwich were registered at the Cold
Spring hoIse ct Wexford he past
week.
Miss Ruby Porter of Norwich who
is spending the month Of August with
relatives at Iongmeadow was the re-
cipient OF a pleasant surprise last
Thursday evening when about a dozen
young friends made their appearance
at herr aunt's cottage Whist was
played on the piazza and croquet on
the lawn-under electric lights and lat
er Eaxter refreshments vocal and in
strumental music was I'm order
Mrs. John c. Stevens of Baltic was
a guest at the Clinton cottage at the
Charlestiwn beach the past week.
Miss Lena Conrad. Mrs Louis
Conrad. Jr., OF Hallville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Conrad Of Central W.
lage were guests OF friends at Week
apaug last week
Mrs. e. E. Adams of Derby is spend
ing few weeks as a guest at the
Saunders house at Saunderstown.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Elias F. Wilcox of
Mystic have been spending few days
at their summer cottage at Pleasant
View.
+. GIlieau and Joseph Poudrette of
Wauregan are staying at Comfort
cottage at NausaukEet for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rossie OF Mys-
tic, who have a cittage at Pleasant
View for the summer have hsen ems