Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-03
New london County
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CSe1zuss Filling Up for the Season.
 Bard Rehearsa1 Pereonals.

Ntf A@ap4 NA~shN~st VI w %N Y H.sR. Farmer left Monday foq. . hssorts business trip to New York. He Twill start west by way of the southern route. stepping ct St Louis and New sOr1eans and a number of places in tTeuas While In the west he intends Ito visit the expositions.
 Mrs Franklin H. Brown and niece, snEra Nelson Crowell, of Norwich were lin the Grove last week. N H P. Bullard was in Waterbury Mast week to attend the annual re- lfSnton of Masonic veterans of the seNate There were over five hundred sprNsanE The meeting book place in Ehei Masonic Temple. ! Lawrence E1roy Spencer, who has kbeen making a vacation visit to his yaunt,. Mrs. George Kinne CrandaI of Hest View, Waterford, and his grand frnotheE. Mrs. Adelaide Elizabeth Spen- icer. in Washington avenue, left Thurs tday for short visit to his mother, Mrs F. L. Spencer, who is stopping lin Lyme. before returning to his home fin Salem.
 MT. and Mrx Grrdon B Coates and daughters of Hartford. are staying in
 ME. and Mrs. John schenovftz of Neww Yorke-are occupying their bunga- How.
 The members of the Mantle band sunet in it's quarters Sunday evening ana DldySUASOAu0 11IIO 41uSAC- AS Oc~AA0 was under the leadership of Frank Stevens
 Gordon Eager, who has been attend ing school in Pittsheld, Mass. has ar rived. in the Grove for the season Mir. tFaRer expects to devote considerable time to his favorite pastdme of fishing land crabbing. He had as his guest Sunday Leonard Mallory of Quaker lFIill.
 ehave gone to Auburn, Me, to pass kseveral months with their gTandmoth- = Ter, Mrs. Josephine M. Sweet Robbins. FThe young ladfesaexpect to return ear fly in the fall
 AtsWashburn Cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. S. Washburn, MT. sud Mrs George F. Tubbs, Harry ,washburn of Norwich rnotored to the Grove Saturday for a few days stay at the Washburn cottage.
 Mrs. Matte Potter of Bridgeport was in the village and Pine Grove Monday on business.
 John Matf1er of Hartford passed Sunday with his family at their cot tage on Broadway.
 Francis Matthews Of Hartford Is spending a1ew days at his cottage in the Grove. In years past 1t has been his custom to spend the entire season at the Grove, but owing to business he Is here for a short stay. s; Mrs. w. A Banning and sister, Mrs sGleason, of Hartford, have opened their cottage on Broadway.
 Mrs. OIivet M. Case, who has been passing some time in Hartford, has opened her bungalow, Alabama. for the season. She entertained guests hrorn New York and Brooklyn recent
 Leaves for Salem.
 Mrs. Amelia Thompson, who has been the guest of friends in the vtl- lage for a shortttime, has gone to Sa- lem to pass the summer; e. '. Boston are occupying their cottage at Crescent Beach.
 James E. Hurle left Friday of this week for a few days business trip to New Haven. Upon returning here he will go to Norwich for a stay of sew
 Mrs. R. L. Manwaring, who has been i'll for several weeks, Is slightly improving.
 IF. E. Smith of New Haven passed Mir Smith purchased the Lincoln cot Rage, overlooking the Grove. some time ago.
 Mrs. Addie Cone of Hartford is oo- cupy1ng the Merriam cottage in the Pines.
 Take Cottage for July.
 MT, and Mrs. Harvey Aldrich and Laughter, Mrs. Nelson T. Crowell, of Norwich, have taken cottage in the Pines, which they will occupy during Huly.
 Clarence Spencer, a member of the Connecticut National Guard, who re- turned from his tour of duty, made a short visit to his parents, MT. and Mrs. Eleeza A. Spencer before return . ing to work in East Haven.
 Miss Laura G. Smith left this week for Pleasure Beach.
 W. B. Griswold of Hartford passed Sunday with his family at the Sun- beam cottage.
 Emil G. Schwedtle of Bridgeport passed Sunday with his family in the Grove.