Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-19
RHODE ISLAND SHORE
 ATTRACTS CONNECTICUT PEOPLE
(Special to m. Bulletinl

Special to The Bulletin.)
 Providence, R. L, July 1S.-Following week of almost continuous fog and rain, the clouds began to break away on Tuesday and there was a noticeable ac- ticity to make up for the interrupting time that out door forms of entertain ment had suffered. This was especially true of the unusually large number of automobile parties together with addi- tional arrivals at all the resorts along Narragansett bay and the numerous country resorts throughout Rhode Is land Among these the residents of Eastern Connecticut were well repre- scented.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Williams of Norwich have taken cottage at But tonwoods for the summer. They are en- tertaining their daughters Mrs. Theodore B. Elliott and two children from Brook lyn, N. Y. and Mrs. Frederick Manches- ter and three children of Springfield, Mass, Mrs. Williams is also entertain ing her mother, Mrs. Joshua Leonard of Springfield. who will remain until the middle of September.
 Rev. A. Dykmans, of Putnam, has ar rived at Narragansett Pier for the month of August He is registered at the Mas sasoit
 Charles Miron and Isaac Chapman of Putnam were guests at the Cady's ho- tel. West Glocester, the past week
 Last Wednesday MT. and Mrs. Charles Humphreys and family of Norwich, who have a summer cottage at Oakland Beach entertained a party of relatives and friends from Norwich, who came over in automobiles, four machines making the procession. Among the guests were Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Humphreys Misses Gertrude, Charlotte and Georgi- anna Humphreys of Norwich and Mrs Humphreys sister, Mrs. Ernest Apple ton and daughter. Miss Sadie Appleton of Philadelphia MT and Mrs Charles Salisbury and MT. and Mrs. Thomas Dud. ley of Norwich; Miss Edna Bartlett and Gerald and Arthur Bartlett and Mrs Joseph Bartlett, of Willimantic; MT. ant Mrs. Frank Young and William Young O. Mystic. A chowder was served late 1T the afternoon and swimming was enjoy ed by all on the beach. During the ev- ening a lively watermelon party was en joyed and late in the evening the visi- tors left for their homes.
 Asa Dion of Taftville has been visit ing relatives at Woonsocket and vicinity the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Franklin and Misses Emma and Harriet Franklin ot Norwich were week end visitors at rel atives at Arnold's Neck. Mrs. William Peterson and three chil dren of Norwich are at the summer cot i tage of her brother. Hiram Norton a 1 Narragansett terrace for a couple 0 | weeks.
 |! Mrs. Clarence Hughes and her daugh i ters, Misses Pauline, Geraldine and Car ] olne, of Norwich are spending a coupl of weeks with Mrs. Hughes sister, Mrs i Henry Thornton and family of Centra i Falls, at their summer cottage at Oak land Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Thayer and Nil [ and Mrs. William 'Malon. of Plainfel were the guests of Mrs. A. E. Steers a ! Georgiaville over the Sunday. Samuel Grove of Norwich has been | guest at the Takverian cottage on High | land Beach, for several days the pas week.
 Among the guests registered at tn | Pleasant View house at Pleasant Vie the nast week were the following: Mis | Augusta E. Brend, Miss Helen L. Der
 nison and Miss Marion Dennison of Nol i wich
 D. A. Reed of Danielson has opene
 the Greenwood cottage on Sea Drive, .
 Oakland Beach for two weeks.
 l. E. Browning of Norwich and fan
 fly are at the Mapleshade cottage on L'
 gan street, Oakland Beach. for two week
 Mir and Mrs. William Warren of Pu
 nam has been spending a few days at u
 Warrennott cottage at Touisset Point.
 Miss Alice Taylor of Norwich is vi
 iting Mrs William Taylor at her co l tagA at Narragansett terrace.