Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-27
HOT WEATHER DRIVES
 PEOPLE TO sEAsHoRE
Many Eastern Connecticut People Are
 at Rhode Island Resorts.

All the seaside cottage colonies and the upcountry places were all crowd ed throughout the Narragansett Bay section the past week, the hot wea- ther driving hundreds to these Ilaces ill search of cool breathing spots. Southeastern Connecticut was we'll represented at many of these places.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Foley of Mystic were among the weeks arri- vals at the Cold Spring House, Wick ford
 Mrs. Everett Codlin and Master Herbert Codlin of Moosup were the guests the past week of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scholes of Central Fails at their summer cottage, the Gledhill, at Longmeadow
 MT. and Mrs. Albert w. Rogers. Jr., of Norwich are spending their vaca- tion at Shore Acres, Wickford.
 Joseph Horigan has returned to his home in Norwich after a weeks stay at the Ocean View House, Block Isl- and.
 Misses Ella Williams and Frances Williams of Norwich have been spending the past week with relatives at Narragansett Terrace
 Among the, last Sunday guests at Exeter was Mrs. M. J. Palmer, of Will iimantic.
 Miss Jennie Grove of Greeneville is spending a weeks vacation with friends at Watch Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Anthony and children, Miss Beatrice and Master Joseph and William Anthony, of Nor Wlch, made trip to Riverside by au- tomobile last Wednesday and remain ed over night as guests of Mir. An thony's sister, Mrs. Henry Waterman and family. The next day was spent at Crescent Park, where a shore din ner was enjoyed and the party re- turned to their home in the evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hewlett of Jew cit City were entertained recently by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Osborne at the We-Are-In cottage at Longmea : dow.
 Miss Rubie Carpenter of Norwich is spending couple of weeks with relatives near the Broadway Six Cor ners, East Providence.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Jencks of Norwich are guests of MT. Jencks' brother, Clarence Jencks and family of Saylesville. at their summer home at Warwick Neck. for a couple of weeks. |, Mrs. Andrew Atwood and Miss Yet ta and Georgiana Atwood, of Nor wich, are spending a few days with relatives at Matunuck Beaca.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel O'Brien. Miss Sadie O'Brien and MT. and Mrs. Rich ard McConnolly of Mystic made an automobile trip to Buttonwoods the past week where they spent several days as the guests of Mrs McCon- rolly's brother, Timothy Mclaughlin and family of Lonsdale, at their sum mer cottage
 Miss Patience Young of Norwich is spending a few days with friends al Warwick Downs.
 Louis Wunderlick of TaftviIle spent last Sunday with his family at the FL beron cottage, at Pleasant View. | Mir. and Mrs. William Platt Of Nor. wich were among the latest arrivals al Block Island the past week. to remain until the middle of August. ! Miss Laura CottreIl of Norwich anC Miss Myra Thurber of Mystic art l spending few days as guests or Mis-
 Sadie Randall of Cranston street Providence.
 Perriwinkie villa at Buttonwood. has been taken for the rest of tht summer by Mir. and Mrs Walter Col
 lins and family of Danielson They have as guests over the weekend MT
 and Mrs. Frank Bartlett and Mis-
 Marion Bartlett of Danielson and Mrs
 Harriet Martin and Miss Clara Mar
 tin of Moosup.
 Mrs. Arthur Ti1linghast and her daughter, of Plainfield. were guests o
 Miss Martina Wood, at her home il
 Hope Valley, over last Sunday.