Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-10
Aunt MehitabIe's Vacation

Dear C0rnerites: This is "Wednesday, social corner day, and ] wonder how many of the clubs .are having picnics. am sorry to be missing so many tf tho picnics. Was, especially anxious to attend the annual picnic at Remember Mes hospitable home. The evening before the day for that picnic we returned from delightful automobile trip and visit to codnnlencenent at the East North iioid Seminary and I~wass too tired to start out again the next day I now expect to be. away from home a Jew weeks longer but am hoping that thero may bc a few more outdoor pie nies after our return. catioa. On July 17th we went to Spring Lake Beach, New Jersey, Il is net far from Asburv Park. 4 very beautiful lake extends through q large part of the town. There are numerous groups, of fine shade trees on it's bank and stately white swans glide upon it's surface. Near one shore is g pretty park where one can stroll through well shaded walks or rest on rustic benches. 4 considerable portion of the town fronts upon the ocean and has a { fine beach. vt -+5 94ag
 During our two weeks stay there we made fr2dpent visits tQ the beach, AL though yolrs truly does not care for sea bathing she did enjoy watching the 1 bathers andr seeing the ocean in its ever changing and always beautiful moods. ! Our favorite time was in the early even I ig for then the day time glare on tue sand was replaced by a- soft restful iights and the glorious hAG1ty- ia tine ! sbgs which attended the setting sun was 1 reflected in the water.
 | We drove several times 10 Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. Esp,rially beautiful vas one evening drive when l the hotels. pavllionS and amusement places were brilliantly lighted by cleo i tricity which cast its radiance on the ocean and numerous small lakes.
 We also visited the state encampment of soldiers at Sea Girt, which is q shcrt distance from Spring Lake Beach.
 At Spring Lake Beach there are sev- ersl very large hotels and one, The Mon mouth is the largest and finest hote' l on the coast between New York and Atlantic City As the charges are from twelve to eighteen dollars a@day per. Ih2ps 1t is not necessary to mention that 1t was not there that we sejourned.
 On the 31st- of July we came to Ten. shy, New Jersey, a very pretty village about seventeen miles from New Yorl City. Here we are visiting relatives meeting old friends and having numer. ous rides and picnics.
 We expect to go cn September 7th o. sth to East Lee, Massachusetts, whicl Is in tEe Berkshire mountaius.--h heauti fully situated between Stockbridge anc Lenoz- We shall be boarding ina small hotel and probably remain until early in October.
 PeterlSins: was pleased to receiv your message printed in tho Corne some weeks ago. Yes, do remembe
 Our trip and often have wished Una
 we could meet again but as I have suc' a poor memory for faces fear that.
 might not recognize you. If our path
 should cross again please make yoursel
 known to me I have wondered wner
 you were going and for how long
 time. Perhaps "the spirit will move
 you to writo further particulars. <
 Lucille: Your good letter reached m
 a few days ago. I am very glad yo
 are having such & pleasant time wi
 try to send you at least a card after V
 reach East Le. Married and Happy: I see thai vo
 are as busy and festive as ever. Was ,n , terested in reading in The Norvie
 Bulletin, about the party you gave fo some Of the camp meeting people. Wis
 We could have seen more of you th; : summer and am sorry not to have see
 Only One. -. -s- -,. -,.. s,.tz,..y<r, Best wishes for all the correrite
 AUNT INEVITABLE.