Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-11
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Sunday Evening Circle at Manwarrins Cottage-Ernest Smith Home from Panama-New Bungalow Planned.

Arthur Saunders and family have moved from Saunders Grove to the Lloyd cottage in the Pines. MT. Saun- ders is working on the camp ground. This will be handy for him while employed there.
 w. E. Alden of the Grove motored to Mantle Tuesday to cast his ballot. MT. Alden has been made a voter here but a short time.-
 Louis Eager, Alfred Brown and Cor don Eager motored to Black Point on Sunday.
 H. E. Smith of New Haven passed Sunday at his cottage in the Grove.
 Clarence Sweet of Auburn, Me-. is passing few days in the Grove.
 Carpenters have finished putting large veranda onto the W. H. Belknap cottage in Broadway.
 c. A. Hawkes. of the Grove made a business trip to Hartford Tuesday.
 A circle was held at the Manwaring cottage in the Pines Sunday evening. There was a small attendance owing to the sagreeable weather.
 Mrs. Annie E. Brown of the Black Point road is visiting in Woonsocket, R. l., and Willimantic.
 Miss Pearl Brown of Willimantic passed Sunday here.
 Home from Panama.
 Ernest Smith of Smith street has returned from the Canal Zone where IlG udS DGeIl SLlplOy0u lli6 IdSL lew years and is employed at a garage in New London.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Twigg of Brook lyn, N. Y., are guests of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Saunders in the Pines. Mir and Mrs. Twigg have a summer place
 Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Mathewson have moved from the village to the Farm House at the Grove.
 New Bungalow.
 E. R. Beckwith has the contract to build bungalow at Oswegatchie for Mrs. Norma Beckford of Brooklyn. N. Y. The work is expected to start in about two weeks. < The bungalow will be a large one and will afford work for many men most of the winter. It will be one-story structure and ready for occupancy by the opening of the sum- mer season. Mrs. Rockford has a bun ga1ow in the Grove. She has lived here for some time. MT. and Mrs. J. B. Churchill left last week for their home in Bristol.
 Gordon His1op of Flanders and F. J. Howard were business callers in the Grove Tuesday.
 Fred J. Howard has entered the em- ploy of the Lyme Electric Power com pany.
 Charles Smith, who has been passing three weeks at the Farm in the Pines left Saturday for Wethersfeld to re- side.
 Address on Suffrage. Miss Emily Pierson of Cromwell gave an interesting talk at Temper ance chapel recently. MT. and Mrs. James Hossie are packing their household effects and will move to New London soon. Capt. N. W. Rogers has finished shingling the South street cottage ] owned by MT. and Mrs. Thompson of White Plains N. Y. M D. Bush and Charles Rock are painting at Black Point. MT. and Mrs. Leroy Whiting left on Sunday by automobile for Hartford. Went to Vote. MT. and Mrs. W. E. Beebe of the Grove spent Tuesday at their home in Rocky Hill, MT. Beebe going to cast his ballot At the last town election held at that place MT. Beebe was elect ed town tax collector with a large ma jority.
 R. L. Manwaring returned Saturday evening from a lengthy visit to his son, Norman Manwaring at Fresport, L. l. He expects to remain here short time putting his property in order be- fore going to Bridgeport for the win ter.
 Conductor Winfield J. Manwaring of New Haven spent Tuesday in the Pines.
 James A. Way of Meriden passed Sunday in the village. He was also a visitor in the Pines.