Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-14
NIANTIC
Building Addition to Flanders Road
House-BuiIdins Boom strikss-Nian-
tie-chronicIed Events.

ue-Chronlcied Events.
Elijah Munger il building adj add
ton to, Surveyor RIB. Gorton'srhouse
on the Flanders road When theswork
is completed the family Of the late
Grin B. Gorton win reside there. At
presents the family are occupying the
Coulter place on York avenue
Ar. and Mrs. Ashley 7. Boon ofsNor-
w1ch are occupying their cottage on
Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbridse OF Fairnsld
are stopping at the Eddy cottage.
Joseph Ray ofthe vilage'was BUSH
ness caller in the Pines Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurdon B. Coates. the
Misses Marjorie and Eleanor Coates of
Hartford have taken Q cottage At
Crescent Beech
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pernear Of Wa
tertown- Mass are guests Cd Mrs
Pernear's pareEas, Mr., and Mrs. Jacob
Linicus, at Wild Air in the Pines.
Rev. Charles Evarts and family Of
Somerville, Mass. are at the West
cottage on the Bluffs.
Harry Angelo Of New+York IL stop
ping in the Pines
Three Houses Completed.
Surveyor r. B. Gorton has. sold q
number of building lots from the J. v
Luce land on the Flanders road. Al
ready three houses have been complet-
ed since the land was opened some
| time ago. one dwelling is in course OF
, construction and 1t is rumored several
more are expected to be built
Since the opening of several new
streets about the village there has
been a building boom in Mantle.
James Parkinson has erected q house
| on the corner of West Hope street and
Pattagansett avenue. Mrs. George
Parks purchased a piece Of land some
time ago on Lincoln street and erected
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pretty places along the street. Jacob
E. Beckwfth has erected a dwelling
house on Washington avenue which Is
just nearing completion by competent
workmen- John Payne Of Waterford
has largo bungalow in course Of con-
struction on land he recently pur-
chased from Mrs. Mary L. Morgan in
Pennsylvania avenue. Representative
/ and Mrs. Marion R Davis have moved
| into their new bungalow on Main
street. This place has the conveniences
| OF city residence and is one Of the
| pretty places along our beautiful Main
| street The house was erected by
Contractor p. A. Daniels and his force
/ of men. With the aid Of the Village
Improvement society, those interested
in our beautiful village, it should be
made one Of the pretty places along
| the sound
Improvement Society Met.
A special meeting Of the Village I'M
provement society was held in the lee
ture room Of the Methodist church
Monday evening. The purpose OF the
/ meeting was to decide ON what dates
| the fair would be held. A committee
was appointed and will report at the
next meeting Of the society. which viii
| be about Oct. Sd. The fair takes place
about a week later. There was a num-
Der OF speakers during the evening,
| among them being r B. Gorton, Sc
lectman F. A Beckwith, Capt. James
| p. Clark. Byron Clark, 9. 3. Eldredge,
Rev. J. w. Knappenberger. A number
/ of suggestions were made, one being
the advisability of opening new streets
and 1engthening a number Of the old
| ones. Much praise Is due the society,
/ as they have taken a keep interest
| towards improving the village.
| ]. P. Mccoy was in the Pines Sun
day.
Mrs. Martha 8. Brown entertained
callers from Riverbank Monday.
Miss Dorothy Doo1ittle OF Hartford
passed Sunday with Miss Marjorie
/ Smith Of Pennsylvania avenue Miss
| Miss Jessie A. wiley Of Norwich
passed Sunday at her cottage In the
Mrs. Case Of the Alabama bungalow
10 entertaining friends from Bay
scott snow, Jr, OF Hartford fs a&
his cottage. Mr.. Snow came down IN
Il his touring car. ~
\ Elias 3. Afanwarfng sof New Haven
arrived in the Pines Sunday and is the
/ guest of his brother, r L. Manwaxfng.
4 John Mather Of Hartford n the guest
5-of his family in the Pines.
Miss Lima. Harding has returned 20
ther home atlGrassy HilI after q visit
4 TO her aunt. Mrs. Lucy Gleason.
/ Johu Sfaankowitz Of New YORK pass-
\ ed Sunday at his cottage in the grove.
/ Mrs. Lucy Miner Of Lyme II the
4 guest of her brother. Mail Carrier J.
cYsndorgan. and family in Washing-
ton 6Fenue.