Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-08
BUSY THREE DAYS
AT SHORE RESORTS.
Eastern Connecticut People Enjoying
The Rhode Island Shore Places.
Especial to The BuIletin,)

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Providence, Sept THE various
along Narrngansett bay and its trfb-
utaries never were so crowded and
active as during the three days closing
tonight While generally closing the
summer season with Labor day this
year a majority of the places. follow
Ing the lead Of Narragansett Fer will
remain open until after the middle OF
the month and a number until the last
Distances have been so far des-
troyed by the automobiles that the
number OF motor parties from East
ern Connecticut to Narragansett Pier
Rocky Point and other places in this
section increases every season and
during the week just closed the num-
Der has been far in excess of any pre-
vious ore.
One party from Norwich that had
luncheon at The Mathewson at the Pier
last Sunday consisted of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Anderson and their daughters,
Misses Grace and Hattie Anderson.
ond their guests. Mrs. James Thorn
ton and Miss Lottie Thornton of Phil
adelpllia.
Gilbert L. Hewitt of Norwich was
host at a luncheon given in the Ma
thewson last Sunday. Among those
in mis- party were Frs. c. B. Lucas of
Rox5ury, Mass, barbara Potter, of
Cambridge, Mass, and Miss Ruth z.
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Norwich.
Rev. and Mrs W. H. Lakin. who
have been at Warwick Downs for the
past season. left last week for their
home in Plainfield.
Captain Archie McLoughlin. of
Jewett City, formerly commanding Of
hcer OF Troop B. Vavalry Squadron
Rhode leland National guard was one
of the guests of honor at the annual
field day Of the organization last Sun
day at Rockridge. the North Provi-
dence reservation Of the Providence
present commandant. retiring as active
head December s, 1901.
Mr.. and Mrs. Needham Saunders Of
Norwich were guests on Sunday last
of Mr. and Mrs Harry Saunier at
their summer cottage at Buutonwoods
Miss Jennie Boyle of PlainfieId is
spending a couple of weeks at the
Daisy cottage at Island Park
George Downes of Willimantic is a
member of a party that is occupying
the Clinton cottage at Charlestown
beach for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alcott D. Sayles of
East Killingly have been spending the
past week with friends at Oakland
| beach
W. E. Poole Of Baltic was registered
at the Mathewson house. Narragansett
| Pier the pest week. .
Miss Katherin Ford, Miss Agnes
Bergeran. Miss Mary Bresnen and
Miss Agnes Bresnen of Norwich have
| taken the Budlong cottage at Button
| woods for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Randall, Miss
| GeorEiana Randall Mr.. and Mrs
| Frank O'Leary and Mrs. Henry Bor-
| den of Norwich formed an automobile
party to Narragansett terrace over
Labor day, arriving on Saturday aft
! ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Franklin OF
Baltic were luncheon guests at the
Mathewson house. Narragansett Pier
last Sunday.
One of the latest arrivals at the
| HyEeia hotel at Block Island was F
| NJ. Tobin Of Norwich.
| c. II. Hsvens and Alfred p. Allen o.
| Norwich: Mr.. and Mrs. John G
WiEhtman of Stafford and Robert E
| Hall of Watb lgford, were among the
guests registered at the Adrian house
| Block Island last week.
| Amos Cutler of Norwich was the
guest during the past week of Mr.. and
Mrs. z. P. Thurber at their summer
home at Buttonwoods,
Stephen Kehoe and family returned
to their home at Norwich today, after
spending two months in the Benjamin
P. Wheeler cottage at Pleasant View