Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-31
EASTERN CONNECTICUT PEOPLE
 ALONG RHODE 4sLEND SHORE
SUme2of Those Who B4aVe Been -En-
 toying Summer Recreation.
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(SpeCiaa to The BuIletfn.)
 The warm weather of tfa past week has made the summer colonies along l NarTaganset bay and south shore on Block IslaRd Sound especially attrac- tive to visitors from southeastern Con- nectfcut AS a result of the great in flux of guests there has been an un- usual activity. with fishing. bathing, and fishing and tennis, golf and teas wing with each other for leadership.
 Mrs. M. E. Fuller of DanieIson is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Her on NoTthrup street, Oakland Beach, for a couple of weeks. Mrs. James Wilson entertained at her summer cottage ct LongmeadOW the past week, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Little of Rockville. Mrs. Walter Hills flaw of New Lon don, was entertained during the past week by her parents, Captain and Mrs. Fernando A. Wilcox at their home at Tiverton.
 Mrs. D. F. Sullivan and her daugh- ter, Florence Sullivan, of WiIlimantc, have been the. guests the past week of Mrs. Henry Graves of Warner avenue, Nausaul1et.
 Mrs. Maurice Lewis of West ATys- tic and Mir. and Mrs. William Lewis of Westerly are occupying the Pa Wawget cottage at CharleStOwn Beach.
  is spending several days at the New National hotel, Block Island.
 Miss Mary L. Huntington, of StOrTs. who has been visiting Miss Bertha F. Wales on Grand avenue, EdgeWOod, left last week for Boston. Miss Hunt ington is an artist of well known abn- ity.
 Alexander Drury and Edward Mona han of Norwich are enjoying Q few days visit with friends at Escoaheag.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Thornton, Miss Deborah Thornton and Masters Paul and William Thornton, of Nor wich, are spending a couple of weeks with MT. ThorntOn's brother, Frank Thornton and family of Pawtucket at their summer cottage at NarTagansett terrace.
 Miss Gladys Wilcox of Mystic is spending a few days with relatives in this city, and later will go to West Falmouth, Mass, where she will re- main a couple of weeks with friends
 Mrs. Frank Crombie, of Hanover who has been spending the past few weeks as the guest of MT. and Mrs tage at ocean Grove, returned to her home a few days ago.
 Miss Mabel Potter and Misses Ca therine and Helen Donahue of Mystic, are at Pleasant View with party of friends from Providence and vicinity for a couple of weeks sOjOurn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Ryder of MoOsup are guests of Mrs. Betsey Ky der at RehObOth for a short stay.
 A Norwich party that was enter tained at Weelapaug last Sunday con- sisted of Arthur $. Barber, Miss Crow el1 Miss Hooper, Mrs Jerrauld and Mrs. Ray, who were guests of W. c. Barber.
 Mir and Mrs William Norton and family of Norwich are at Comeand- seeus cottage at ButtOnwOOds for the month of August
 Mrs. Elizabeth Fitch of Mystic is enjoying a visit with her daughter at Warren.
 Misses Sylvia and Elizabeth Vince lock of Putnam are staying for few days at the home of Sidney Huutley al Pleasant View
 Miss Grace Rogers of Norwich was one of the past weeks arrivals at the Bennett House at QuOnOchOntaug, where she intends remaining for sev- eral weeks.
 lTr. and Mrs. Roland Tiffany Of Windsor are visiting r. NJ. SpoOner and family at their summer home at Pleasant View.
 Mrs. F. L. Smith. wife of Dr. F. L.. Smith of Stafford Springs, arrived last week at the Crown cottage. Block Tsl- and, for her annual visit She is ac- companied by Miss Frances D. New ton.
 Morris StarlIweather of P1afnfell spent part of the past week in Prov idencc and vicinity.
 Frank L. Barlow has returned to his home at Noank. after a. visit with rel atives in Providence.
 Miss Mary Riley of Putnam was 9 guest the past week at the Hammond cottage at River View
 Mrs Pearl Mayhew and Miss Della swanson, who have been stopping at the TisouTs cottage on Mohawk ave nUe. Oakland Beach, returned to their homes in Putnam the past week.