Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-07
MANTiC

The supper served on Tuesday evening in the EestFy of the Congregational chuccr was well attended. About s2s was received for their benefit. Mrs Fred Hale has returned to her home in wetherEdeid after visit to Mrs. Charles Maynard of Riverbank. Mrs v. G. Thomas of Beach Point and Mrs. Fred K. Partriclof Pine Grove were in New London Thursday on a shopping trip.
 Major George s. Smith of the Stone House farm is making alterations to his large barn.
 The local radio fans are receiving re- ports daily of the results of the world series games playing in New York, over their radio sets.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank E. Tracy, Mrs. Ella V. Weir and Mrs c. c. Clark of Pine Grove motored to Mystic Friday {; also MT. and Mrs. Alfred Neilson. Major Arthur D. MacIntyre and family. who have been spending few days at i their Pine Grove summer home, and their guest, Mrs Augustus NJ. Bartlett, have l returned to their home in Putnam 1 Robert MacIntyre of New York city spent a few days last week with his par ents at the Grove MT. and Mrs Byron D. Edfy Of Bridge port and their granddaughter, Miss Syl- via Deilbrfdge, of Bridgeport, are spend
 ing week at their Pine Grove summer home.
 Robert Stevens of Saunders Grove vas local visitor 7hursday. 1 Miss Marion K. Clifford has returned to 1 her school duties at Quaker Hii1 after a | short visit to her grandparents. Mir. and Mrs. James Metah, at the Pine Grove 1 farm.
 George D. GriswoId of Lake avenue was the guest of New London friends on 1 Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Yaimore BeckTifh of New London spent the week end with Daniel afcGinn of the Little Boston district. Mrs. A. B. Beckwith has returned tc her home in New London after visit ts
 her cousin. P. A Daniels. and family oi 1 Lake avenue
 MT and Mrs Fosner of Pine arers ar, in New York city on an extended trip. Herbert Thomas of Beach Point Is at tending the Niantic school. Mrs. F. F. Claussen of Hartford hai
 arrived at her Pine Grove cottage foc al
 extended stay.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Thompson ant her mother, Mrs. James Metcaf. of Pini Grove, left Thursday morning on an eI tended motor trip to New York city ant
 HedTey pldCeS-
 Monroe Blake is painting the szterio
 of the Jollier cottage on Center street re
 gently vacated by Ernest Brewer and hi
 family.
 T Kenneth Harroun of WIIlimantic Es xts iting relatives at Pine Grove. MT. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of tn
 Grove have leased Mrs. Emma Barker
 cottage, the Mohawk, on Orchard streei
 for the winter and will take possession
 about the 10th inst Recent guests of MT. and Mrz Jeh,
 Main of the Fair Haven district wer
 Mrs. Annie Coon and family of Westerly
 R. l., Mir and Mrs. Charles Miner an daughter and Mir and Mrs. Charles Rath bun of North Stonington- Miss Rose Callahan Of New York eff spent the week end with her mother, Mrs Rose Callahan, of the Fair Haven districi
 William Goodrich is painting the larg barn on Major George s. Smiths farm
 Mir. and Mrs. Ava Smith and daugh ter, Miss Bernioe. also Mir. Ray of Dee River. were recent guests of thei
 daughter, Mrs George J. Clark, and fam fly of the Fair Haven district. ? Miss Jean Kirk of New London Speu , Thucsday with her sister, Ar1 Benjami
 Sargent, of RiEerbank- George A Gayitt of the village is cree.
 ing a cottage at Pine Grove for MT. an
 Mrs. William E. Beebe of the village. | The Sunshine society met Thursda
 afteFnoon at the Morton holse- , Harold Barrett of Hartford spent th ! week end with his grandmother at th : Geove
 Henry E. Smith and AFbert E. Brow . of New Haven spent the week end at tn A Smith cottage in the Grove