Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-01
RHODE ISLAND SHORE
 ATTRACTS CONNECTICUT PEOPLE

Providence, R. l., Aug 3O-The gay fashionable summer season for 1920 is waning and from the ultrq-social cen ters-Newport, Narraganse% Pier and Watch Hill-after Labor Day there will be a general exodus of cottagers and ho tel guests. But there will still be great deal of entertaining and activi ty. especially at the smaller colonies that will continue well into October, condition ed upon the weather conditions. The pres ent week will be one of the busiest of the entire season at the cottage settlements as many visitors will take advantage of the week end holiday. Commander J. Stepp, U S. N. and his sister recently entertained MT. and Mrs. l Clarence Williams of Mystic at Rest haven cottage, Sea View drive, Oakland | Beach
 At the annual reunion of the Larkin | Family association, descendants of Ed ward Larkin of 1860, held last Thurs day at Pleasant View, Isaac J. Larkin of Lebanon was elected president and Miss Helen B. Larkin also of Lebanon was chosen secretary. Miss Henrietta Pierce of Norwich Is l spending a few days with relatives at Oakland Beach.
 Mir and Mrs. O. c. Sweet of Daniel son are visiting Mir. and Mrs. George
  Mrs. Sarah Jackson of Norwich is en- 1 toying the hospitalities of her sister, Mrs. William Hopkins of Prudence Is | land.
 William P. Warner of Putnam was reg
 stered among the latest arrivals at the 1 Wickford house, at Wickford, the past week.
 Mrs. Gertrude O'Hare of Thompson is a guest of Mir. and Mrs. William, HeIle of Oakland Beach avenue at Oakland l Beach.
 Mr and Mrs Edward Snow and fam l fly of Norwich, have taken a cottage 1 at Buttonwoods for the next two weeks. They are entertaining over the week end | Mir and Mrs. Frank O'Connor ad two ] children of Norwich, who came over by auto.
 MT and Mrs James P McNeilis have 1 been entertaining at their cottage on 1 Sea View drive Oakland Beach, Dr. and Mrs Henri L. Crepeau, Mrs. Davis Fhibeault and Mir and Mrs. George A. | Gardiner, of Putnam. MT and Mrs Morgan Brewer and daughter. Miss Doris Brewer, of Staff 1 ford Springs are spending a week with i MT. and Mrs. L. A. Burke at Nausau- l ket.
 Mrs George K Mason of Willimantfc l is spending few days as the guest of l Mrs. Frank F. Ballou of Providence at her summer cottage at Buttonwoods. MT. and Mrs. Albert Smi q are enter taining Miss Lillian Warren of Putnam, at their cottage at Matunucll.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Paterson and | family of Norwich have a cottN-a on the water front at Buttonwoods for the re- mainder of the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Crowell of Norwich are visiting at the home of Jerome Kennedy at Rehoboth.
 MT. and Mrs. W E. Wilmarth and
 Master Wilson Wilr1arth of Williman-
 tic were guests at the Wilmarth home
 stead at Rehoboth the past week.
 Mrs. Marion Brown of Sterling is tc
 teach school in the Wood district al
 Foster this year, She will make he1
 Cole.
 home with her cousin, Mrs Luther MT. and Mrs. Jerry Winslow of Putnam
 are spending the week as the guests o1
 MT. and Mas Everett Wells of Scitu- ate.
 Recent arrivals at the Weekapaug inn
 at Weekapaug, include Mrs. J. Dana Coi
 of Norwich MT. and Mrs. Allen B. Hath
 away of Enfield and Miss Hester Nor
 gan Keen and Master Harold Keen o1 1 Greenwich