Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-07-06
RHODE ISLAND SHORE

Especial to The Bulletn.)
Providence, July 5.-The invasion Of
visitors to the various seaside and cot
tage colonies along Narragansett Bay
and it's estuaries over the week end and
holiday was especially large and all the
hotels. rooming houses, camps and 9TH
er public places were filled to overflow
ing while visitors to private homes broke
all previous records 1t has been many
years since the season has opened up so
early and it is reported that there are
few cottages or accommodations 20 be
had. The representation from southeast
ern Connecticut is correspondingly large.
The announcement has been made here
Of the engagement of Miss Glover Bak-
er Converse, daughter of Mr.. and Ms. J.
Carl Converse of Stafford Springs to Ed
ward Parkinson Clark, son of Represen-
tative and Mrs. George c. Clark of Prov
idence
Miss Carrie Richards of Norwich IS
spending a couple of weeks with reia-
tives at Prudence Island in NarragaL-
sett Pay.
c. F. Maekinnon of Old Lyme is reg
istered at the Saunders house at SaEnd-
erstown.
Mr. and Mrs William Horton. Mr. ard
Mrs. Clarence Horton and Misses Dora
and Gertrude Horton Of Norwich, form
ed an automibile party that arrived at
Matunuck last Saturday afternoon 20
remain over the week end and holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jam IS Randall and Miss
Edna Randall of Norwich are the guests
Of Mrs. Randalrs brother. Edward Shell
don and family of PawtuckHt Mt their
summer cottage at Buttonwoods for Few
days.
Moody of Canterbury have been guests
at Camp Rest at Warwick Downs the
past week.
Augustus Barsalow of Putnam is
spending weeks vacation at the Buell.
Francis cottage at Warwick Downs as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lev: p. Bar
ton.
Mrs. Marion Brown Of No-:n Sterling
is spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Arnold at North Scifuate.
Miss Carrie Fellows of Danielson IS
| the guest of Mrs. Claramon Hunt at her
home on Orchard avenue, Providence
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Allen Of Nor
witch have taken a cottage at Butter
woods for the month of J1lY. They had
| as guests over the week end and the
| holiday, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Alien. Miss.
i es Edith, Grace and Lucille Allen of Nor
witch, who motored over M Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Aliens cousin, Jane.
Hartman of Birmingham, England, Is
also staying few days with them.
James B. Mullin and family of Nor
witch have opened their cottage a
Pleasant View.
Mr. and Ms Orren Sandforl r Mys
tic, have been recent gres.s of friends
| at Slatersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter, If Nor
witch, formerly of Pawtucxet, are spend
ing a few weeks with thar son, Henry
Garter and family of Paw,ucllet at this.
summer cottage at Shawomet ReacI
Last Thursday was the 40'h annlvarsa-
of their marriage as we'll az the 5Stl
| birthday of Mrs. Carter. Mo- Nv ;tlistandil
the inclement weather conditicrs abou
a score of their former friends froI
: Pawtucket paid them surprise visit {
! the cottage. There was vocal and instr
: mental music. games and a supper SER
, ed by the ladies of the party.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Armstrong Of Dal
/ ielson have taken a cottage at Highlar
{ Beach for the summer.
Mrs. Charles Hammond and Miss Ha
tie Hammond of Mystic are spending
t few days with friends at Bristol Narrow
= Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas MCNEIL of No
o witch spent the week end and holiday
t Riverside as the guests of Mr.. and Mr.
Samuel Mcneil and family.
n Mr.. and Mrs. James Ray of Mechanic
n Vile spent last Sunday at the home
n the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
Z lam Ray, on Chapel street, Harrisvill
John Dawber of Norwich gave
a granddaughter. Miss Jean Elizabeth T
q Der in marriage at the First Bapti
y meeting house, this city, last week Sa
: urday afternoon to Frank W. JeffeI
Miss Taber is the daughter of Mrs. Cha
Howard Taber.