Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-06
New London County
NIANT1C
Surprise Party for Miss Clara Gerton Cottages Being Leased for the Coming Season

surprise party was given Miss Catherine Gorton az her home Tn 4oIk aveniIe Saturday evening. The parry was made up of the following young peaple: Misses Cassie Smith, Gladys and Ethel Farmer, Louise Long. Annbe Hill, Eleanor DarrOw. Catherine Gor ton. The young men were Arthur AL kinso4l, Lloyd Hebron, Howard cay it, Wesley Hoffman, Ivan Beckwltn, Tracy BecSwith. Games of various kinds were played A dainty collation. was served to the guests
 Lincoln G. Luce of Stafford Springs was a business caller in the village the first of the week
 Charles Ross has taken house on the Black Point road.
 Mir and Mrs. B. $. Beckw1th Of New Haven will move here soon to reside. Harry R. Farmer has Teturnued aft CT a. weeks business trip to several places in Massachusetts
 Dornan@ brothers have removed the big tree from the Chfttenden place which was blown down during one or the recent gales
 4 Jkevinson of New London was in the Grove last week looking after his property MT. Levinson is in poor health and is thinking of coming here to reside if the change is beneficial to him.
 A number of parties were in the Grove last week looking for cottages to lease for the coming season. Al ready 9 number of places have been
 Sfrs. Abby J. Strickland left the first of the week for the home of her daughter, Mrs. Page, in Brooklyn, N. Y. to pass the remainder of the win Der She was accompanied by Mrs. c. K. CrandalI. who viii make a short stay in New York and New Haven, returning home.
 Charles A. Green of New London, secretary of the Young Mems Chris tian association of that city, occu- pied the pulpit at the Congregational church Sunday morning. MT. Green is an interesting speaker
 Samuel Ctellert of Colchester was q business caHer in this viCinuity last week.
 Eleeza, Spencer and Charles Ross are making alterations to the place recent Iy purchased by Capt. Silas Rogers of Greenport, L. I.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Haynes are nlaIl- ing a lengthy visit to Mrs. Haynes former home in Pennsylvania
 Buys Cottage.
 Albert Harrison of New Haven has purchased the Bacon cottage in Main street. MT. Harrison and his sister, Miss Mary Harrison, have been sum- 1ner residents of this place for sev- eral- years and intend to make 1t their home
 Capt. and Mrs. Nelson J. Huntley are passing the winter in Hartford
 Henry F. HiEiar has moved his bi- cycle business in his new building in Main street The new quarters give him more room than in his former place.
 W. R. Proctor and son Edward are shing1ing the house occupied by MT. and Mrs. Warren Parks.
 Bert F l3eCSWith who has been i'll is able to be about the house.
 Harry Mitchell is employed at GTot- on by the Ship & Engine Co.
 Miss Josephine Kingsbury has gone to Hartford to visit relatives.
 Mrs. George $. Smith of the stone house farm was a visitor in Norwich this week.
 WiIIimantfc Guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen Dunstan of WillimantiC, former residents of this place, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Cur tis bT. Smith of York avenue,
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Ross were in the Grove last week looking for a house.
 NIr and Mrs. r. A. Aston have closed their cottage and gone to NIiddletown for the winter
 Howard Pitl1in has returned to his cottage after a visit to Hartford and East Hartford.
 the freight depot last week consigned 10 Mrs. c. Van FeilitZ and was taken 10 her cottage in the Grove.