Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-24
DOINGS IN THE auto WORLD
Roadbed in Jordan Oiled to the New Haven Turnpike
Mrs. C. w. Prentice and Son Way Back From Frisco
Big Motor Track UnGer Construction.

The uncertain weather conditions
Sunday put ban on many auto par
ties planned, but as the past week
has been an ideal one for motorists
many took advantage of it
Nelson Gilman, Sr., and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Edwidge, of Whitman
tic, together with Mr.. and Mrs. P. a.
Borton OF Worcester, Mass. and Mrs
May Pirlot, also of Worcester. have
left for an extended tour through the
Berkshires, Albany and the Adiron-
dack mountains, Spectator and Lake
George, making the entire trip by
automobile.
George H. Stone of North Stoning-
ton took party Of friends on an au-
tomobile trip Sunday. They passed
through the state of Connecticut and
partcok of a bountiful collation. at
Lake Northumberland in the old
Bay state The party arrived home
late in the day, highly pleased with
their journey, covering distance OF
Isl miles.
]. w. Spicer of Laurel Hill avenue
took a party of Fitchyille residents to
Rocky Point Sunday.
DR.. Guild and family, z. w MaGuire
and wife of Willimantic, and their
guest, Miss Nina Gage Of Changsha.
China. have left on a motor trip to
Arlington, N ].
A stag party OF local young men
consisting of Thomas Fitzgerald. john
Fitzgerald William Fitzgerald and
Herbert Ring motored to Ocean Beach
recently in Thomas FItzgerald's car
DR.. l. B. Gallup was a Hartford WIS.,
itor recently, making the trip by auto
mobile from his home in Willimantic.
MI and Mrs Henry E Marquardt
of Allen street, Groton, motored to Col
linsville Sunday, spent the day visit
ing friends and returned in the eve
ming bringing with them their daugh-
ter, Miss Madeline Marquardt, who
has been visiting in Collinsvine for
the past two weeks
Miss Barbara Newell Of Washing
ton, r. l., is the guest of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Burt. of
Grove street, Putnam, while her par
ents are on an automobile trip to Cape
Cod.
Miss Maize Brown of Quaker Hill
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Burrows of Mystic Miss Brown has
been touring to various places and will
motor to Newport to visit friends be-
fore returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccarthy Of
Kingston. n. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. John
SIattery of Peck street, this city, Har-
old SIattery and William Gleason mo-
tored to Colchester and other places
in that vicinity the latter part of last
week.
Teddy Cassent, Samuel Walsh, Will
liam Foran. Eugene Brousseau and
William Mansfield, of Putnam, motored
to Rocky Point in Mr.. Cassent's auto
mobile to attend an Elks' clambake-
Rev. ]. Eldred Brown, rector OF the
Trinity Episcopal church, this city,
with Mrs. Brown. were among the
members. of an automobile party:
guests of Mrs William 7. Fitch OF
Norwich Town, on Thursday for a trip
to Newport by way of Narragansett
Pier. returning through Providence
Mr. and Mrs. William d. Horne and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horne OF Mill
bury motored to Putnam last Sunday
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Miron-
An automobile party made up of
Noel Dupre, Henry n. Benoit, Cyril
RamilIard, Jr, Arthur DIVERT and
William and Alcide St Onge. all OF
Putnam, enjoyed a trip to Newport
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Daw1ey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dawley of this city
motored to Providence and return Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Haviland Of
Green avenue, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Monahan Of Pawtucket, R /, have
returned home from an auto trip of
few weeks through the White noun
| tains. The trip was made in Mr.. Mon
ahan's car
Lemuel Lozier and Mrs ]. P. Story,
| OF ~ nCAO WEN Gnu
guests here. making the trip by auto
While here they were guests
of Mrs James NJ Parker of East
Great Plains
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Russell Baird, Mrs
Allen C1eworth, OF Williams street,
and Mrs. w d. Baird Of Stamford
have returned from an auto trip
through the Berkshires-
While conveying the TaftviIle base
ball club home from. Putnam, Charles
Bolduc was run into by q Central W.
lage man just south of Central Vii
lage- Bolduc was on the right hand
side of the road and as the other man
was on the left he stopped his machine
but the Central Village driver ran
into his machine, damaging both cars
Alphonse White. Daniel Flynn. T
Maynard and George Coleman, all Of
Taftville, motored to Putnam Satur-
day.
Word has been received from Mrs
| Charles W. Prentice and son, l. c.
Prentice from Salt Lake Citx- Utah