Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-30
MANY NORWICH VISITORS
 ALONG NARRAGANSETT BAY
Past Week One of Unusual Activity at
 Pleasure Resorts.
Special to The Bulletin ;


 Providence, R. L, Aug. 29.-The past week was one of unusual activity at the numerous pleasure resorts and summer colonies along the shores of Narragansett Bay and visitors from Norwich and vicinity were frequently met with. The season of 1916 all though it has passed it's meridian, shows evidences of being prolonged and cottages and quarters usually va cated by the middle of Septemper are being engaged for a month and even six weeks later.
 Mrs. Harry Beebe of Norwich Town was one of the week-en visitors with friends at Pleasant View.
 Mrs. O, Johnson and daughter were among last weeks visitors at Block Island, where they remained several days before returning to their home in Baltic
 Miss EmeIine Anthony of Norwich, who is spending three weeks vacation with relatives at River View, was the 217ast of honor at an afternoon tea given by her aunt, Mrs. William An ,--Juy, at her summer home at Oak land Beach.
 Mrs. Cora Fish and her daughters, the Misses Rena and Bernice Fish, of Willimantic, were guests of Alr. and Mrs. Charles Bellows at their nome i'll Adamsdale, the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. William Warner of Norwich are spending a, few days with the formers brother, Charles Warner and family, of SmithfeId avenue, SaylesviIIe.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Donahoe of Baltic have been guests of relatives in this city the past week. During their stay one day was spent at Rocky Point, where they enjoyed a shore dinner. .-, .s~,
 Mrs. Charles Palmer of Norwich Is with relatives on Narra gansett ave 1rCsiH E7n V11i1 i To 2 September.
 GT. II. Hampston of Stafford Springs is the guest of MT. and Mrs. James F. Finnerty at their home on Main street, Artic.
 Harry Covey of GreenevilIe spent the weekend with friends at Watch Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Swanson of Bal tic have been enjoying the hospitality of relatives in this city during the past week.
 Mrs. Minnie T. vaIlette Of Noank is visiting relatives at Tiverton for 9 few days.
 Mrs. James McDermott of Norwich, who has been spending @ few days with her sister, Mrs. Edward Farrell, of Onleyville, left Saturday for a few days in Worcester, as the guest of another sister, Mrs. Stephen Cassidy.
 An automobile party consisting of MT. and Mrs. ClemOnt LaWIer, Edward Gibbs, Frank Moves and Miss Mabel Moves, of Lebanon, visited Rocky Point last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis, their daughters, Miss Sadie, Eleanor and Carrie Davis, of Norwich, were guests of MT. Davis brother, Frank Daivs of Smith street this city on Wednesday. They are on a weeks automobile trip through southeastern New England.
 Miss Jennie Mcintyre, who has been visiting on Block Island during the month, has returned to her home in Norwich.
 Miss Agnes Young has returned to her home in Norwich from Block Is land.
 MT. and Mrs. John Johnson of Nor wich are spending @ few days with relatives at Harrington.
 Miss Winifred Carpenter of Nor wich is the guest of cousins in East tember. On Tuesday last she was a member of an automobile party that went to Nantasket Beach for dinner and on Friday enjoyed a days outing with relatives in a motorboat down Narragansett Bay.
 Nr. and Mrs. George Hathaway and Miss Frances Hathaway of Norwich are spending a few days with relatives at Valley Falls.
 Joseph M. Berard of Wil1imantic is spending a few days at Arctic Center, where he is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Archambault.
 Miss Florence Piche of MOosup has been enjoying the Inequalities of her cousin, Miss Fannie Jarvis of Main street, Pascoag.
 Miss Fannie Leonard of Norwich is the guest of relatives on Harrison street, Providence, until over Labor Day.