Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-25
CONNECTICUT PEOPLE AT
 RHODE. ISLAND REACH

Providence. R. l., July 24.-The excel lent weather conditions of the past week. together with the numerous social at- fractions at the various cottage co1ofiias that dot the banks of Narrgansett Bay and Its estuaries and along Rhode Is- lands south shore, made 1t the busiest Of the season and large numbers of visitors were entertained Eastern Con- necticut residents were prominent among the guests especially those for one day or over night Inequalities. motoring to and fro being so easy and pleasant Dr. Richard Kinkead and James Kim kead. of Norwich, are visiting their sis l ter, Mrs. Henry F. Blanchard, at her summer home at Coninicut for ten d$ys. Mrs. P. B. Sibley has returned to her home in Danielson, after a two weeks visit with Mrs. w. I. Gummerson at Longneadow.
 Mrs. Walter R. Gilmore and her two children, Marjorie and Buddy, of Noe- 1 wfch who are spending the summer with Mrs GilHore's brother, Edward Gilmore and family at their summer home at Oakland Beach were surprised on Thursday afternoon when Mir and Mrs. James Hamilton, Misses Edith and Annie Hamilton, Mir and Mrs wifffar1 Butler, Mrs. Frances Butler and Miss Elizabeth Butlr, all of Norwich, mo- tored over. A fish fry was arranged for the afternoon and during the evening a l musical was enjoyed.
 | Miss Ada Bishop of Pawtucket, is an tertafning Mrs Richard Mccarthy Of Norwich, at her cottage on the Sourl | shore at Conimicut.
 Among the guests entertained by M- and Mrs. Thomas Grieve at the Highland cottage, Quonochontaug last week were Frank Grieve of Norwich and John H1u- | ter of Potter Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. John o. Ames, of Prov dence, had a week end house party Of young Geople at their country place, Sea Down, on Boston Neck road, Narragaa- sett Pier. Among the member of the party were MT. and Mrs. Lucius Rob- l inson, who notored over from their place in Pomfret.
 Miss Catherine Cornell of Norwich Is visiting Mrs. Mary Casey at her horns on Cumberland Hill for a week.
 Mrs. William Harris and daughter Miss Ethel Harris of Norwich. are vis- iting Mrs. Harris brother, James WI. Son and family at their summer home al Oakland Beach for a couple of weeks.
 Miss Ruth Fiske of Danielson has beer the guest of Mir. and Mrs o. H. Al.
 hold at North Scituate the past fe7
 days.
 Mrs. Daniel Mccarthy and two ehl
 dren of Oneco are the guests of tj,t
 Misses August of Hope street, Bristol
 for the remainder of the month
 The union services at the Watch F 1
 chapel last Sunday morning were cor.
 ducted by Rt. Rev. Edward C. Ache
 son, D. D. Middletown, bishop of Con
 necticut. The memorial flowers for tn
 altar were for James L. Howard, 0
 Hartford, one of the pioneer settlers 0
 the resort and one of the organizers O
 the cottage at chapel in 1875.
 Edward Shaw of Baltic is visitinl Mir. and Mrs. James Brown, at their cot
 tage at Highland Beach. [ Among the guests at the Matunucs
 Beach house during the past week wer
 Mrs. Louise. Taylor and Raymond Tay
 Tor of Lebanon and Miss Edith Goss o
 Willimantic.
 : Miss Emily Lord of Norwich is spend ing a few days with her cousin, Mir Frederick Lord of Narragansett ter race.
 Mir. and Mrs. Reid Mac1ntyre motor
 ed from Norwich and spent the past tw weeks with the formers sister. Mrs t James Dixon of High street, Bristo 3 Mir. MacIntyre is connected with tn : Norwich branch of the United State
 Finishing Company.
 , Wilfred Rivers and Hermann River | Ol " opSAl lue idSt week r1
 with their brother and sister-in-law. NJ ! an6 Mrs. J. A. Rivers, who have RIt cottage at Highland Beach for
 month
 MT. and Mrs Frederick Crowell { U Norwich were the guests of relatives
 Westerly and Ashaway the latter pal of the past week. On their return hon : they were accompanied by Mrs. Eli
 abeth Spicer, of Asbasvay. Mrs. George Brown of Noank is vi. : iting relatives at Bristol, R. l., for
 few days.
 Mir. and Mrs Edward Elliott and fan
 fly of Norwich have taken a cottage ft a couple of weeks aat Longmeadow. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Lapsier, of Pon
 fret. are guests of MT. and Mrs Roy 1T land Hazard at Oakwoods, Peace Dai 'sl Miss Mildred Mathieu of willimant l. spent the week end with relatives n Westerly
 It Mrs. Joheps Reil of Putnam has r leI turned home after visit to her daugl le1 ter, Mrs. Charles Fay, of Main stree Il Blackstone.