Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-06
EASTERN CONNECTICUT PEOPLE
 ALONG RHODE ISLAND SHORES.
Many Have Been Enjoying Life at the
 Resorts During Past Week.

The number of cottagers, campers, and visitors from South Eastern Con- necticut to the various shore colonies and country resorts along the Rhode Island coast promises to be the larg- est ever known, if the influx of early arrivals is to be taken as any indication. Independence day, coupled | with the regular week end respite, contributed largely to the activities of | the past week. Miss Anna L. Ely, of Norwich, who |, has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Rosa A: Grosvenor at her town home In Providence, for the past few weeks, left last Tuesday with Miss Grosvenor to return to ''Wyndham," her summer residence at Newport
 Mrs. l.. W. Bacon and son, David. Of Norwich, are at their summer home on North Main street. Assonet. for | the season
 Mrs. Arthur I. Vars of Norwich is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Abbie A Tay- Tor, at her home on Taylor avenue | Riverside
 Among the earliest arrivals at Pleasant View this season were Mrs A. M. Purdy and daughters, Miss Dor othy Purdy and Miss Constance Pur- dy of Mystic. The past weeks arrivals at the Ucean House, Longmeadow, include
 
 Master John Oates of Plainf1eld has been enjoying a weeks outing as a guest at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. John Gledhill at Longmeadow
 Miss Mary Mullen has returned to her home in Willimantic after d visit with relatives in Providence.
 Judge and Mrs. A. P. Anderson have returned to their homes at Noank aft CT visit with relatives in Providence and vicinity.
 Mrs: Bertha A. Bishop and daughter, Miss Doris Bishop, of Sterling, are spending a few. days with relatives in PawtUcket.
 Beecher Brown and family of Gen. tra! Village were guests of relatives at Hopkinton the past week.
 Mir. and Mrs. William B. WiIcox and daughter, Miss Susie Wilcox, of Nor wien Town were entertained by A. W. Kenyon at Usquepaugh last Sum day, making the trip by automobile
 Mrs. $. K. Lovett of Norwich, has been spending the past week on a visit with her niece, Mrs. H. J. Wheeler. at her home at Ashaway
 William Caruthers of Norwich. was the guest the past week of his dauTht- idence.
 MT. and Mrs. William A. cos+.ro who have been the guests of relatives In Providence, have returned to their home in Willimantic
 Jonn storms Of Norwich is eniovio1 the Inequalities of his cousin. Arthur Jahn of Providence for a few days
 Louis Lincoln and family of Wilt | mantle, arrived at their cottage at | Pleasant View on "Wednesday last for | the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Rossie of Mys- tic opened their cottage at Pleasant | view on Thursday last and expect to | spend most of the season there.
 stephen Kehoe and family of Nor Wlch have taken the Wheeler cottage | at Pleasant View for the months of | July and August.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen H. Bowman of i HAajnneld arrived last Friday at Pleas ant View, where they will spend the month or July.
 The new cottage The Breachwav built this spring for Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moves of Mystic, is completed ana they have arrived at Watch Hill to spend the summer. A handsome cahin launch has recently been completed for MT Moves and in this he will enter |
 Miss Gertrude Quinn of BaJtic arr;, ed last Thursday to spend her vaca,- tion as the guest of MT. and Mrs Ward at the Baltic cottage, at Oak land Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Dickson IT. .Ieavena of Norwich, whose wedding occurred m saturday, June 26 at Norwich. have been spending part of their honeymoon | at the Ocean House, Watch HfIi.
 Mrs. Wilson E. Wilmarth and son. Wilson B. Wilmarth, Jr, of willirnan tic.a have been the guests of Mrs Arthur c. Fisher at Oakland Beach | the past week.
 Miss Bertha Moriarty of Willimantic WAS one of the attendants at the Cot